Chapter 1166: 364. How much is it?!

The Pure Light Court was established at a foothold within the Revival City, located inside a jewelry workshop near the City Walls.

To the public eye, it appeared to be nothing more than a high-end workshop specializing in personalized custom services, but deep within the workshop, shrouded by Magic Power, there lie an extraordinary scene where Magic Servants hurried along in a space overflowing with Pure Light, serene and solemn.

Early in the morning, Jay Spade was awakened by a Magic Messenger, who delivered to him an urgent letter from Elder Skimming Light.

Elder Skimming Light held the special responsibility within the Pure Light Court for handling Information and managing spies.

An urgent letter sent by him most certainly contained significant information that could affect the situation in specific regions.

Jay Spade immediately took a seat in the Chair in his Bedroom, activated the Protective Array within the Room, and under a state of absolute safety and secrecy, he opened the Envelope.

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Neat handwriting came into view.

“In the name of Skimming Light, I bring you firsthand information from the Undead Cult. Here’s the latest report from a line of top secret spies…”

Jay Spade’s expression turned slightly grave as his gaze slowly shifted downward, reading line by line.

It wasn’t until now that he learned the Pure Light Court had a spy very close to the core of the Undead Cult.

And it was only after the Undead Cult had successfully revived the Death Steel Soldiers from Outer Space and had witnessed the failure to open the Pollution Zone, that this spy initiated encrypted communication to actively send information to Elder Skimming Light for the first time.

This spy’s position within the Undead Cult must be extremely close to the Dynasty Faction, to be able to collect such important information with such ease.

Jay Spade had no sound guesses as to the origin or identity of this spy for the moment.

He could only address matters according to the Information he received.

“The Undead Cult secretly purchasing Soul Energy for the purpose of opening the Pollution Zone is indeed consistent with my previous predictions.”

Jay Spade used [Mage’s Hand] to boil water for tea.

Sitting in the Chair, he fell into deep thought:

“The spy’s message says that the Undead Cult blames the failure to open the Pollution Zone on a problem with the Soul Factory. The Soul Factory is intended for the collection, storage, and transport of Soul Energy. Its supervisor, an Undead Acolyte named Archelon, vanished the night the Pollution Zone failed to open. An Undead Acolyte missing from the core domain of the Undead Cult? What does this mean? Did he betray the Undead Cult and abscond?”

Jay Spade held the Letter Paper, rereading it.

A line of text caught his eye.

Jay Spade’s pupils trembled slightly, thinking deeply:

“Before this Undead Acolyte named Archelon disappeared, a Spider Mother Cultivator named Lophi also went missing. Lophi… isn’t that the Spider Mother Cultivator responsible for purchasing Soul Energy? According to the letter, Lophi went missing while in charge of receiving an emissary from the Sirens Kingdom. This Sea Monster Emissary also disappeared…”

Jay Spade’s brows were tightly furrowed.

The letter stressed that the Undead Cult now suspects that this Sea Monster Emissary is up to no good.

It was this envoy who, supposedly murdered or abducted Lophi, and also caused Archelon’s disappearance, which led to the failure to open the Pollution Zone.

What’s more, it’s peculiar that the Undead Cult cannot confirm whether this Sea Monster Emissary has left their territory.

Because on the night of the incident, dozens of squads of High-level Battle Spirits searched the Soul Factory thoroughly as if scraping the ground, yet they found no trace of the Sea Monster Emissary.

Clearly, the Sea Monster Emissary possessed an exceedingly formidable Invisibility Spell, so formidable that not a single Undead Spirit within the Undead Cult could find it.

Such an entity was a major concern for the Cult.

Worse yet, the Soul Factory faced a complex issue that was difficult to repair.

The night the Undead Cult tried to open the Pollution Zone, the flow velocity of energy within the Energy Pipeline Network dropped by around ten percent.

The Undead Cult couldn’t find the cause and had to follow the Death Steel Soldier Commander’s suggestion to replace the Nexus of the pipeline network.

Regardless, it’s expected that the Undead Cult will try to again open the Pollution Zone in two months.

During this time, the Death Steel Soldiers are tasked with repairing the pipeline network, while the Spider Mother Cultivators continue to externally purchase Soul Energy.

As for negotiations with the Sirens Kingdom, they are left to the delegate of the Dynasty Faction.

Elder Skimming Light mentioned in the letter that he needed Jay Spade to prepare for the contact with the Spider Mother Cultivator.

The Pure Light Court will secretly sell Soul Energy to the Undead Cult under the guise of the Grey Wizard, to meet the Undead Cult’s energy needs for opening the Pollution Zone as soon as possible.

The total amount of energy to be sold to the Undead Cult is dozens of times that of the previous transactions between Lamont and Lophi.

Jay Spade must ensure that the deal proceeds without a hitch, absolutely avoiding discovery and tracking.

This afternoon, Elder Skimming Light will send the formal Order Book, and along with it will come the Soul Gems for the first transaction, right into Jay Spade’s hands. noveldrama

Jay Spade folded the letter neatly, returned it to the Envelope, summoned a small flame, and turned it to ash.

He pondered for a few seconds, planning to call Lamont over to discuss it.

Just then, another letter was delivered by a Magic Messenger and appeared on his Table.

Jay Spade glanced at the Envelope; it was from Elder Skimming Light again.

He quickly opened the letter to read it.

Half a minute later, Jay Spade put down the letter, his expression turning rather peculiar.

Elder Skimming Light had not retracted the instructions in the previous letter; Jay Spade still needed to arrange the dealings with the Undead Cult.