A Necromancer Who Just Wants to Plant Trees

Chapter 1559: 430 deployments in the situation in the Far East and sharing the body

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Before Matthew could speak, Margaret asked again with a mischievous grin:

“Or should I say…”

“Do you want me to call you mom?”

Matthew hastily objected sternly:

“Stop messing around!”

Margaret snorted:

“I wouldn’t want to call you that anyway!”

“I remember now, I enlightened you on your battle spells!”

“I still have many memories slowly recovering, and I can’t let you take unfair advantage of me during this process…”

“Besides, this is the Deployment Chamber, you should call me ‘Miss Guardian’.”

“Ordinary people don’t have the privilege to meet me, let alone taste the cake I personally made.”

During the conversation,

she brought up the honey cake as if presenting a treasure. @@novelbin@@

Matthew was influenced by her mood, relaxing as well.

He retrieved a knife and plate from the kitchen, cut a piece of the honey cake, and tasted it.

The taste was indeed not bad.

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“Prompt: You’ve tasted Margaret’s honey cake, gaining the following magical food benefits—

Legendary Intelligence +1;

Partial exemption from three failed judgments;

Duration: seventy-two hours.”

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Matthew’s eyelids twitched; he guessed the cake might be beneficial,

but he never imagined it would be this potent!

“How did you make this?”

Matthew looked at the kitchen oven, full of disbelief.

A food item capable of enhancing legendary intelligence and offering three judgment exemptions—

surely this was something an Enchantment Master of a legendary level could create, right?

“That’s the magic of a guardian.”

Margaret was obviously very pleased with Matthew’s reaction.

She hummed a tune, took a knife and fork, and joyfully began eating.

Her eating pace was slow and graceful, akin to a little cat.

By comparison,

Matthew’s actions were much cruder.

Soon, the two had shared the whole cake.

Feeling the strong sensation of fullness in his stomach, Matthew burped softly and then earnestly asked:

“Can you now explain what’s going on?”

“I have many questions—

Why are you here?

What is this place?

I clearly remember entering the Giant Demon Holy Land, but how did it turn into some sort of Deployment Chamber in your mouth?

Could it be that this is some half-plane created by the Cyberdragon?”

Differing from Matthew’s impatience,

Margaret remained composed and methodical throughout:

“You have too many questions,”

“It would be too bothersome to answer them one by one, let me sort out my thoughts for you.”

“Hmm, do you know the Blue Veil Dream?”

Matthew nodded slightly.

He certainly knew this spell, a method allowing the soul to wander in other worlds.

Everything one experiences in that different space seems vividly real, with some scenes remaining fresh in the memory long after waking.

According to descriptions by those who have experienced this spell,

going through the Blue Veil Dream is like having a wonderful dream where many things are exceptionally clear, though some become blurred after awakening.

They feel as though they are truly living through a new world—

And indeed, they are.

According to the principles of the Blue Veil Dream spell, the extracted soul will enter a genuine different space, experiencing a new life.

This spell is considered semi-taboo,

Mainly because it involves many paradoxes and confusions.

Originally when Matthew and Soria discussed Margaret’s memory and personality reconstruction, they thought Soria would use the Blue Veil Dream on Margaret.

But Soria did not.

Instead, she sent Margaret to the Cyberdragon.

At the time, Matthew had speculated—

The machinists might possess something even more sophisticated than the Blue Veil Dream!

And it turned out just as he had suspected.

Margaret said:

“Cyberdragon is a great city, you should definitely visit sometime. I mean it, Matthew, you really should see it!”

“Back to me, after going to Cyberdragon, the machinists there helped me a lot.”

“They invented a peculiar device called the Deployment Chamber. Once intelligent life enters the chamber, they experience effects similar to the Blue Veil Dream, but the process is much more real, and the directions of deployment are precisely controllable.”

“The machinists can deploy souls stored in the chamber to different locations, planes, or even parallel universes. It’s really dreamy; I find it hard to describe that feeling with words. It’s like you magically gain several episodes of life experiences, greatly enhancing the richness of your life…”

“Of course, there were many errors during the design, use, and subsequent modifications of the Deployment Chamber, something the machinists call ‘bugs.’

It’s funny, they almost fix bugs every day.

Some bugs are very difficult to fix while others just resolve themselves while being worked on—”

Not due to the machinists’ fixes but because one day the bugs just inexplicably resolve themselves…

Honestly,”

“every day I spent in Cyberdragon was fun.”

“But the funniest moments were watching those machinists scratching their heads and scrambling to fix bugs…”

Talking about this,

Margaret’s face wore a faint smile.

It seemed that the machinists were indeed a friendly bunch, or at least they were in Margaret’s view.

And from Matthew’s experience,

as long as one doesn’t mind the occasional small explosions, and has the ability to prevent the occasional major one,

interacting with machinists is definitely enjoyable!

“Using that magical device, the Deployment Chamber, they cast my soul back into my original memory world. In a very short time, I relived my past life, and as a result, I recovered my true self, reshaping my personality.”