Farming with Entries: From Lord to Emperor-Chapter 516 - 267: Storage Space

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Perhaps it was due to detecting the disturbance in the Desert.

The anticipated ambush on Makuru never occurred, and the scout following the caravan disappeared after entering the Desert.

Makuru returned to Frost Leaf Town safely and immediately went to the manor to report to Luo De.

"Good day, Lord."

Makuru removed his hat, bowed, and said, "Finally back."

Makuru let out a long breath, smiling as he spoke,

"I don’t know why, even though I’ve only settled here for a short time, coming back feels very comforting."

"Seeing those fields along the roadside makes my body feel at ease."

"I’m glad to hear you say that, Makuru."

Luo De scrutinized Makuru, "It seems you’ve had quite a tough journey."

"Physically, I didn’t endure much hardship."

Makuru’s face showed some distress as he explained, "I was constantly worried about being deceived, and fearful of encountering robbers on the trails in the wild."

"Speaking of which, I must apologize to you."

Makuru bowed once more, "These concerns forced me to return earlier, so this time I brought back only two hundred and thirty slaves."

"This isn’t your fault."

Luo De comforted him with a smile, "Being cautious is correct, preserving the resources at hand is what’s most crucial."

"Stay a while longer this time, spend time with your family."

"Next time, I will equip you with stronger Guards to ensure you won’t worry as much."

"Thank you for your concern and generosity."

Makuru bowed again, then took out a sheepskin scroll and respectfully presented it to Luo De,

"Here is the detailed war report from the south."

"Very well."

Luo De nodded, personally getting up to take it, "Thank you for your efforts, let Lawrence deal with the goods and slaves, you go rest."

"Yes, Lord."

Makuru bowed before turning to leave.

Luo De then opened the scroll to examine it carefully.

With regular messages coming from the Night Language Association, Luo De had a simple understanding of the southern battlefield.

The Broken Rock Empire began to counterattack, the situation was gradually improving, and many noble lands were being reclaimed.

But from Makuru’s report, there was a lot more additional information.

A certain Noble Alliance Army suddenly went missing, and skeleton monsters and ghosts occasionally appeared at the rear of the battlefield, accompanied by tales of nobles resurrecting for revenge.

These all sounded like unreliable folk tales, which is why they didn’t appear in Night Language Association briefings.

But to Luo De, the Undead was not some mere rumor.

He himself had slain an Undead Dragon (to be precise, half of one), and that necromancer’s notebook was still on the shelf.

"How can it be such a coincidence?"

Having read the report, Luo De couldn’t help but stroke his chin in thought.

Is there some conspiracy here?

Are the Undead merely a tactic for the Western Alliance’s invasion, or do they, like the Lizardman Great Shaman, aim to revive some powerful entity?

It shouldn’t be just a coincidence... It’s a pity not knowing the strategic purpose behind the Western Alliance initiating this war.

Luo De felt somewhat uneasy, sensing the Western Alliance’s big scheme.

Yet he felt like he might be worrying too much, considering he was just a small Lord in the Northern Wasteland.

"Seems I also need to plan ahead..."

Although they say the sky falling is for the tall and strong to bear, fearing that even the world’s tallest and strongest might be unreliable.

Upon receiving this news, Luo De immediately dispatched a Guard to instruct Alse to forge Magic Steel armor with all efforts.

Just as the Guard left, Avril came briskly, lifting her skirt.

Luo De saw the joy on her face and asked with a smile, "Looks like there’s good news."

Luo De then turned to Vivian, "And you didn’t tell me."

"Eh?"

Vivian seemed surprised, quickly lowering her head to check, "Alright, I’ve just seen it."

"I didn’t contact Vivian deliberately, just wanted to give you a surprise!"

Avril opened her delicate, fair palm in front of Luo De, revealing the emblem previously discovered in Long Winter Town.

Only now, compared to its previous ancient and simple state, the emblem’s surface appeared rejuvenated, as if it had been meticulously scrubbed.

"Guess what this is?"

Perhaps genuinely happy, Avril tilted her head playfully, her fine eyelashes quivering slightly.

Luo De reached out to touch, but Avril held his hand with her other one.

"You’re not allowed to use Spiritual Power to sense!"

"Then I really can’t guess it at all."

Luo De shook his head with a smile.

There are myriad alchemy items in the form of emblems, both for defense and attack, making it hard for Luo De to guess.

"But the spiritual power defense on it must have been broken by you all."

"Of course!"

Avril happily said, "All the wizard apprentices went on the attack together, probing in turns continuously, and then broke the mark on it!"

"That’s great, even the wheel warfare strategy you all understand."

Luo De nodded with a smile and said, "Alright, then quickly tell me what exactly this does."

Avril didn’t explain but casually picked up a wad of waste paper from the table and placed it on the emblem.

In the next instant, the waste paper vanished.

"Hmm?"

Luo De furrowed his brows, staring at the emblem intently, then suddenly realized, "Is this a storage emblem?"

"Yes!"

Avril nodded vigorously, "Even during the Ancient Era, it was a very precious space equipment!"

Luo De looked at the emblem in Avril’s hand in disbelief. 𝗳𝐫𝚎𝗲𝚠𝚎𝗯𝕟𝐨𝘃𝚎𝗹.𝗰𝗼𝗺

He really hadn’t expected that small Long Winter Town would have such a precious item!

Even inside the Sea Abyss Wizard Tower, nothing like this had been seen!

However, thinking about it, perhaps Sloer didn’t know what this was, considering the spiritual barrier.

But Sloer had hidden it, implying that this emblem had some significant origin.