"I needed someone to help me, but I couldn't find a candidate. I felt very irritated. From what you know about me, I should know that when I encountered trouble, I was not patient to sit in a daze like you, and always had to find something for myself. So I first went to peek at the life of Catherine's child. After finding that there was no change, I went to the temple of Danakus to peek at the situation of his believers at that time." Neri thought for a while and added: "It seems that I have never mentioned it to you. Although I am not Danakus, I seem to have successfully established a connection with those believers for the first time, so I can also observe his entire temple through his statue. I have tried to observe several times before, but basically nothing has been gained. When I went to see that time, I actually saw that guy Phila appeared in the temple and was mixed with the believers of Danakus."

"Has he been there once more than three years ago?" Panis snorted heavily and said angrily: "He actually concealed it from me on purpose. It seems that he was worried that I would guess something because of this, this bastard."

"I was very strange and surprised. I couldn't figure out why he had contact with those believers." Neri recalled the scene at that time and said, "I really wanted to ask him for the truth on the spot, but he was not my believer and could not communicate with me. Moreover, he had other necromancers following him, and even if he could communicate, he would not have a chance. Later, after hearing their conversation, I felt very angry when I learned about what Feila did, but this mutual use relationship also made me feel a little relieved. At least they were just using each other.

I didn't really collude with each other. I didn't think fighting with my former comrades was interesting, and his strength was not questionable. Originally, I was just a chance encounter, and I was not going to ask him for help. I didn't like him at first, and now I know what he did, so I can't have a good impression of him. I don't plan to ask for help from such people at all. However, when he left, I seemed to find that I was peeping, and made code words several times in a row without any communication partner."

"Ha, it seems that this bastard still remembers his experience on the ice field back then." Although Panis was still sneering angry on the surface, he was actually in nostalgia and said softly: "What you said is the gestures agreed at that time."

"Well, that's all." Nellie nodded and said, "It was precisely because of those gestures that I thought he had discovered me, because in the circumstances at that time, only I could have existed there. But I still can't figure out how he discovered me until now, it's almost impossible."

"I don't know this. That bastard is very mysterious now." Panis said, "And it's impossible to ask him now. Of course, even if he can ask him, he probably won't answer directly. Instead, he will say nonsense like what I saw."

"You really know him, he really said that." Nelly laughed and continued: "His performance made me unable to pretend to be invisible, so I decided to take the risk of contacting him once."

"Wait." Panis interrupted Neli: "What exactly is the gesture he gave you? You actually want to take the risk of contacting him."

"Support." Sign language communication is often very simple. An inconspicuous gesture represents a simple but clear meaning, just like what Nellie said: "It is not asking for help, but supporting."

"In other words, he asked for help?" Panis asked, "And he asked for help when he shouldn't even know you exist?"

"It's very strange, I think it's very strange myself." Nelly spread her hands and said helplessly: "That's why I decided to take the risk to contact him."

"Aren't you worried that he is cooperating with the half-dead people?" Panis asked with a frown, "You are trying to deceive the believers of Danakus. Maybe they have some doubts about it, worried that you are pretending to be behind the scenes, so invite Phella to test you?"

"Of course there is this possibility, but with Feila's self-esteem, even if she wants to deal with me, she will choose to fight me head-on rather than use this conspiracy." Neri shook her head and said, "On the other hand, if he did not deceive me, but really wanted to support me, the help I could get would be too great. In comparison, the reward is far greater than the risk, and then it is worth it even if he risked being discovered."

"This is indeed undeniable." Panis nodded, and said in a gesture of invitation: "So you went to him? Well, use the bodies of your six loyal believers?"

"At first I thought I was wrong, because Feila didn't have to contact me at all. After finishing her own business, the necromancers escorted him all the way out of the core area of ​​the Death Forest, and then there were his students in the Lost Forest, and used the temporary teleportation array that had been arranged long ago and rushed back to his mage tower as soon as possible." Neri complained reluctantly: "But I'm more troublesome, it's impossible to enter the bustling area, and it's okay to say in the forest.

, It is very difficult to leave the forest. In addition, your sister set up a barrier to perceive the undead in the whispering swamp, which was just deliberately causing trouble for me. Fortunately, among my six believers, there happened to be one of them who usually likes to wander in the frozen ice field, so after I asked him for help, I successfully sneaked into the capital of the guy's territory in a short time. As a result, not long after entering the city, one of his students came to me. He was a wizard in red robe, and his name was... "

"Red Booth Felek, if I remember correctly," said Penis. "One of the two students that Fella trusts the most."

"Maybe it's this name, I don't remember it very much." Nellie said indifferently: "He told me that Phella had come back and was waiting for me, and then took me to the guy's magic tower to meet him."

"Well, I have a problem." Panis looked at Neli in confusion and said, "Can you speak then?"

"Of course, although the skeletons can't say it, I'm not really a skeleton. I'm just borrowing a carrier." Neli gave Panis a blank look and said angrily: "As long as there is a carrier that carries my will, even if the carrier is just a tree, I can still make a sound with my spirit."

"Okay, okay, I don't understand very much." Panis shrugged and said, "Fella, this bastard, seems to have been in this state since then."

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Chapter completed!