Translator: Lonelytree
Traveller God?
Why was he here?
Matthew quickly cald down, and his gaze calmly t the God of Travelers’ gaze.
Matthew’s current appearance was disguised, and he was also wearing a high-quality imitation of the Star Weaving Robe. If he did not deliberately distinguish himself, even a god’s projection could not recognise him at a close distance.
“You must not act suspicious.”
Matthew secretly warned himself that he would not move if the enemy did not move. He maintained a high degree of vigilance.
The Traveler God’s gaze didn’t last long, about three to four seconds, before he withdrew it peacefully.
He did not continue to pay attention to Matthew.
This was good news.
However, the slight change in Matthew’s body was sensed by Mary Joshua, who was beside him.
This woman’s perception was very shocking.
No emotional changes seed to escape her eyes.
“What’s wrong, Teacher?”
Mary Joshua asked softly.
Teacher was the title Matthew gave himself. He travelled the Jianghu and joined the evil forces. How could he dare to use his real na?
Fortunately, this phenonon was very common within the Order of Calamity.
Even Mary Joshua herself preferred the na Calia.
“Do you know Mr. Jin?”
she asked.
Mr. Jin?
Matthew’s eyes narrowed slightly. This guy didn’t use his real identity either?
That was true.
At this mont, Matthew noticed that the appearance of the Traveler God was obviously different from the one he had seen before.
The reason why Matthew could recognize him imdiately was partly because of his keen perception and his relatively special temperant and partly because he relied on the prompts in the data panel.
They hadn’t seen each other for a few days.
The other party’s projection beca more solid, and his image looked more like a real human than a high and mighty god.
Matthew knew.
Such a short period of ti was definitely not enough for the God of Traveler to complete his reincarnation. Moreover, there was a high probability that the other party would be a woman after reincarnation.
Therefore, the projection of the God of Travelers had most likely gone through so kind of enhancent ritual to have its current image.
His strength had also increased by a large margin, and he was at least at the level of a Half-Legend.
This was the fundantal reason why Matthew was extrely vigilant.
“Mr. Jin?
“No, I don’t know him.”
Facing Mary Joshua’s interrogation.
Matthew displayed his ability to react at the last mont. He licked his lips and revealed a teasing smile that suited his character.
“I just think he’s very sexy.
“Uh…”
Mary choked.
She didn’t expect Matthew to answer like that. After hesitating for two seconds, she smiled awkwardly.
“You’re really straightforward.”
As if he had heard the conversation between Mary Joshua and Matthew, the God of Travelers, who was disguised as Mr. Jin, cast a friendly look at them again.
” I heard what you said, Necromancer. I think you have good taste. Do you want to exchange contact information?”
Mr. Jin smiled and took out a magic na card.
Matthew was prepared.
He handed over a thin piece of bone. The contact address written on it was in Baiyan City, where there was a reception room shared by necromancers.
Under Mary Joshua’s complicated gaze.
The two of them exchanged contact details smoothly.
Finally.
Mr. Jin suddenly grinned at Matthew.
“Rember to look for .
“I like your hat very much.”
Matthew was still smiling on the surface, but his heart sank.
On the surface, the other party was only complinting his clothes.
But in reality.
The phrase ‘I like your hat’ was a very special slang on the East Coast.
On the coastline to the south of the Bay, due to the humid and rainy climate, most people needed to wear hats when travelling, and the types of hats worn by different occupations were different.
It was said that it was at the pier of Deep Blue Harbor.
People could quickly tell what each other was doing by the hats they were wearing.
Therefore, it evolved into the extended aning of “I know your background.”
This kind of slang originated from the coastal cities in the south. After a long ti, even the rchants of Rolling Stone Town would use this slang when they contacted each other.
The other party had clearly seen through his identity.
This made Matthew a little worried.
Fortunately, Mr. Jin didn’t do anything else after saying that.
Carriages were slowly transported out from the portal behind him.
The underground ponies, which were known as the Little Phase Horses, lined up in the tunnel and ford a long convoy.
Matthew counted.
There were a total of 19 carriages, and each carriage carried a cage. Inside the cage were twisted monsters.
These monsters were cast with Slumber and Distortion.
There was also a light refraction spell set up around the cage.
This made it impossible for outsiders to distinguish the identity of the monster.
What made Matthew most curious was that the carriage in the centre carried a fully enclosed cage. The other cages were made of iron, but that cage was actually sealed with good oak boards.
From ti to ti, there would be a thumping sound coming from inside.
It sounded like soone was asking for help.
Mary Joshua and Mr. Jin had a round of handover.
Not long after.
Mr. Jin smiled and disappeared behind the portal.
He didn’t say anything to Matthew either.
The other party disappeared.
Matthew heaved a sigh of relief.
At least his identity had not been exposed for the ti being, and since the God of Travelers had used an alias and concealed his identity, it ant that he and the Order of Calamity were not on the sa side, at least on the surface.
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