Chapter 196 195. Little Notebook
Intermediate magic contract.
Now it seems that Inanna can indeed command the knight Puji through this contract, but the execution priority is not higher than her own orders.
This is different from a node.
If Lin Jun wants to command Puji under the node, he has to move Puji from the node back to the main group before he can control it. This means that Puji will only listen to the orders of one leader at a time.
But now this knight, Puji, is responding to the orders of the two bosses at the same time!
Quite interesting.
And this is only an intermediate level magic contract. Doesn’t this mean there are advanced level magic contracts?
Then will the priority of the orders from the high-level magic contract be higher than your own?
These are all questions worth exploring.
After all, what if one day you work hard and use all your resources to create an ultimate and invincible "God of Puji", but right after it comes out, it is overshadowed by a high-level magic contract... that scene will give me a heart attack just thinking about it!
After the Sword Saint and the others left, Lin Jun began to clean up the debris at the scene—piecing together the cut-up Puffies and so on...
However, this time, only the elite Pujis that were chopped by Fifteen came back to life with the help of [Mycelium Reorganization]. All the Pujis that were attacked by the Sword Master were unable to rise again without exception.
What the hell?
From the perspective of [Magical Perception], the cut surfaces of these Puji are all under some kind of inhibitory effect, and the mycelium cannot regenerate.
What is the effect of Sword Extreme?
Or is it the effect of the long sword in the sword master's hand?
So disgusting!
Lin Jun originally thought that the Pujis could be used again if they were put together, and at most a few hundred would be lost. But now it seems that thousands of Pujis have been lost!
What a loss!
Fortunately, the heavy armor and Puji were not taken out, otherwise the loss would be even greater.
I had originally planned to follow the path that Aidin had explained in the fungus net and head straight for the core as soon as they left, but now it seems I have to spend a few days replenishing Puji.
As for the little notebook that Inanna "left behind" at the end?
Lin Jun controlled a Puji and gently turned it open.
Handwritten title: Notes on Dungeons
The handwriting was beautiful and neat, obviously written by Inanna, and there was a mushroom drawn next to the title.
Lin Jun, who has reached the ninth level of [Human Common Language], can now read these texts almost without any obstacles.
Turning to the inner pages, the content is quite "casual" - all of them are fragments written down from memory after Inanna finished reading those books at the Relic Association.
I wrote down whatever I remembered, but the result was a haphazard writing with no system at all, as disorganized as an overturned puzzle.
But for Lin Jun, there is still a lot of valuable information in it.
For example, the so-called "class" is actually an independent space separated from each other, which may be thousands of miles apart, and it is all the "ladder" that connects these spaces.
For another example, the dungeon's endless source of magic power actually comes from outside the world.
There are even speculations about the identity of the creator of the dungeon - in that era, only brave men, demon kings or gods had the power to create dungeons.
This is a rare opportunity to learn about the dungeon without going through the yellow book. Humans are really capable!
Taking advantage of the time to replenish Puji, Lin Jun began to study it carefully.
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Surface.
Well-informed adventurers had already heard the news and gathered on both sides of the road.
The eyes of some of them were fixed on the Sword Master as if attracted by a magnet - adventurers were the group that worshipped strength the most, and being able to witness the figure of one of the top strongest men in the human race was enough for them to brag about it in the tavern with joy for a while.
The other eyes were focused on Inanna...or rather, the strangely shaped Puji in her arms.
At this moment, the knight's foot had regenerated a small part, and the six hyphal tentacles had also recovered a small part, curled up limply, and at first glance, looked a bit like some kind of arthropod larvae.
It's just that outfit that makes it look particularly conspicuous.
"That's the 'King of Puji'?" An adventurer widened his eyes, his voice full of disbelief.
They have been living with Puji for such a long time, but except for those who joined the expedition team last time, no one has ever seen the king!
"Why are you wearing a cape and carrying a broken shield? Are you using human equipment?"
"Tsk, wait... I think I've seen that pendant hanging on it somewhere..."
As the person who defeated Puji, the Sword Master naturally would not care about the small items hanging on Puji.
Even though Master Guge later identified that the seemingly tattered "shield" was actually a precious ancient dragon scale, the Sword Saint only showed a little interest in its origin and pulled Guge aside to discuss and analyze it for a long time.
Ultimately, all of these things were left to Inanna to deal with as she saw fit.
Inanna naturally would not steal Puji's things. All she was thinking about now was finding a reason to go back to the dungeon alone. She had been here for so long, but she still hadn't found a chance to lie on the fungal mat!
"It really worked!" President Far looked at the knight in Inanna's arms and said in disbelief.
It's not that he doubted that the Sword Master could not deal with the "King of Puji", but he didn't expect that the other party could really pull it out in the dungeon.
"Thanks to Master Aidin's detection spell." Gu Ge said in a deep voice.
Along the way, the only ones who could talk to this diamond-level wizard who delved into the study of formations were neither the extremely powerful swordsman, nor the other wizards who were accompanying him, nor a simpleton like Inanna.
Only Aidin, who is of the same level, can have some profound exchanges with him about magic, and the relationship between the two is now quite good.
"So, can we use this 'king' to command other Puji?" Fal asked, this is the key.
If not, there is no point in capturing the king.
Gu Ge nodded slightly: "We have verified it on the way. It can exert a certain degree of control over the Puji tribe in the underground city."
He paused, his tone turning serious, "Unfortunately... there is nothing we can do to repair the core."
"Oh..." After this conversation, Farr just felt a headache.
Although Gu Ge was only at the diamond level, if we only considered his attainments in formations and runes, he was not even inferior to the great magicians of the elves. If he asserted that the core could not be repaired, then there was really no way to save it.
But I just took office as the president of this branch, and in half a year the dungeon will be gone! ?
Although this natural disaster could not be blamed on him, his plan to achieve some results while in office was ruined.
Not to mention that when the dungeon collapses, it might cause a small-scale disaster, so we have to prepare a response plan in advance...
So much so that he didn't care that much about Puji anymore.
These puffs will probably perish along with the underground city. Even if Inanna helps transfer some of them to the surface to continue their reproduction, it will be of no use.
The concentration of magic power on the surface is too different from that in the dungeon. The fungal carpet on the surface can barely survive by relying on the collected magic power. It is difficult to have excess magic power to produce Puji on a large scale.
The Duke can't possibly water the mycelium with magic potions every day just to produce a few Pujis, right?
As for this "King of Puji", separated from the huge clan, he is just an individual with slightly higher intelligence and relatively weak strength among diamond-level monsters.
In the future, it will probably just be a special pet that Miss Inanna keeps to entertain herself.
Therefore, when it was confirmed that the dungeon would be destroyed, most of Farr's interest in the Pujis had dissipated, and was replaced by worries about the future of this branch: once the dungeon disappeared, would this branch still have a need to exist? -
A certain green mushroom controlled Puji to gently close the small notebook and put it away carefully.
Great, I'm starting to understand everything!
(End of this chapter)
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