Foreign Land Reclamation By a Vegetable-growing Skeleton Chapter 914 - 914 503 Bring it on

Chapter 914: Chapter 503: Bring it on! Chapter 914: Chapter 503: Bring it on! Tiguli leaned in close to Ange and asked cautiously, “Are you really the God of Knowledge?”

Ange remained still, and the image of Negris projected on him responded, “Yes, yes, the authentic God of Knowledge.”

Tiguli’s eyes sparkled with admiration as she asked, “If you are the God of Knowledge, then you must know everything, right?”

Negris had already been tricked by this young girl once and replied warily, “You tell what you want to ask first, then I’ll let you know if I know everything.”

Realizing that her slight trick had been seen through, Tiguli wasn’t annoyed but quickly asked, “It’s about this problem with Arrays embedding into each other. I’ve followed the descriptions in the book precisely, but I can never confirm it successfully. Do you know what the problem is?”

“Oh, that issue, the Magic Tunneling Effect. Just add a blocker and that should fix it,” Negris responded imdiately, excelling in his area of expertise.

“Wow, so that’s how it is, and this? What about this problem?” Tiguli excitedly pulled out a large notebook, flipped open the pages, and continued asking.

Negris answered each question one by one, feeling joyful as he did. Kvada, at last soone was asking about this profound ‘knowledge’ instead of using him as the usual common knowledge dragon.

Tiguli was equally excited. These questions had accumulated during her studies, and even her teachers often struggled to answer them or gave unclear explanations.

The teachers might know how to use it, but not why it should be used in that way. Facing soone like Tiguli who dug deep into matters, they often ended up fleeing in panic.

After asking seven or eight questions, an excited Tiguli kneeled down: “You truly are the most erudite sage, an all-knowing Divine Spirit. Please allow to serve by your side and continue to learn the great truths.”

As she spoke, a thick Soul Fla arose.

“Kvada, a follower, a follower, I have a follower again! Quick, quick, Ange, let out, let out!” Negris was overjoyed.

Ever since Sava was abducted and lost faith, it had beco a lonely old dragon again. A bare God Status without divine authority, constantly harassed by Angels and Zombies, and now even a cat was added to that list.

Negris’s Little Yellow Dragon body was thrown into the Life Sacred Pool, and that wasn’t even its true form, so Ange pulled out a book and moved closer to the Soul Fla.

Tiguli looked perplexed at the Bronze Book, then the Soul Fla dodged to the side, avoiding any contact with the Bronze Book.

“Er, you’re not mistaking it for , are you? This is , this book here is .” Seeing the Fla Soul rejecting itself, Negris imdiately understood what was going on.

This clearly wasn’t controlled by Tiguli because she couldn’t see the Soul Fla, but since she mistook Ange for the God of Knowledge, her offered Soul Fla instinctively repelled other objects.

“Ah? This is you? You are a book?” Holding the Bronze Book, Tiguli finally discerned where the voice was coming from; indeed, it was coming from the book.

“Looking down on a book? Books are the carriers of knowledge. As the God of Knowledge, what is so strange about being a book?” Negris flew up, flapped open its pages, and slamd onto the ground, transforming into a three-ter-high enormous book.

A Bronze Giant Dragon’s huge head peeked out from the flipped pages, almost as if it was trying to stretch its head out completely, scaring Tiguli into falling back on her bottom.

From one page, a little figure timidly popped out, and from another page, another little figure did the sa. Both figures seed to have discovered each other at the sa ti, were shocked, and simultaneously launched attacks:

“Red Star—Flash!”

“Star Burst—”

They started battling.

Negris was furious. It was at a crucial mont of wooing a follower, and these two Heroic Spirits were causing chaos, infuriating it so much that it kicked each into the pages of the book.

In the end, Tiguli had no choice but to believe that the Bronze Book was truly the God of Knowledge. She looked at Ange with a bit of disappointnt and regret. So handso and with a faith bonus, such a charming man was not the God of Knowledge; it was such a pity.

Tiguli rubbed her face, adjusting her mood, and beca devout again: “All-knowing Divine Spirit, please let serve by your side and continue to learn the great truths.”

The Soul Fla drifted into the Bronze Book.

Ange cocked his head in surprise. This was the first ti he had used the Bronze Book to receive faith since knowing Negris. Sava’s situation did not count; Sava was ‘a little bit of faith won’t hurt anybody,’ with a very superficial belief.

But Tiguli was truly devout, as could be seen from her Soul Fla—a person steadfast in her belief in knowledge, her faith was profound.

Thus, Ange felt a symbol forming within the God Status of his subordinate, the God of Knowledge, just like the one in his Master God Status, representing Oke, Lisa, Anthony, and a silver coin.

Was this a zealot of the gods?

“Wow, you are very devout in your belief in knowledge, aren’t you?” Negris had also noticed the symbol and said in surprise.

At the sa ti, it felt wave after wave of information coming from Tiguli, all knowledge she had studied. Negris couldn’t help but want to cry, finally able to update its knowledge base, and it was one from an outstanding student like Tiguli.

Tiguli proudly said, “Of course, there’s no problem that knowledge can’t solve. If it can’t be solved, it’s because the knowledge isn’t rich enough.”