The Necromancer in the Wizarding World

Matthews understood that Instructor Lieben wanted him to join the search for medicinal herbs so that Lieben could personally guide him. Matthews himself was eager to get out of the castle, desperately needing fresh air and a different environment to stimulate his senses and mind.

In addition, participating in this operation would not only allow him to gain valuable knowledge of wilderness survival and herbal medicine, but Matthews decided to seize this opportunity and join the team to the Andes Mountains to begin his adventure.

Matthews approached his father with great enthusiasm and eagerly expressed his desire to participate in the search for medicinal herbs in the Andes Mountains.

However, his enthusiasm was dampened by the Countess standing by. She firmly opposed Matthews's request on the grounds of the dangers of the Andes Mountains. She pointed out that even experienced herbalists encountered misfortunes there every year, not to mention Matthews, who was young and lacked experience in wild survival.

Faced with his mother's worries and his father's silence, Matthews felt unprecedented pressure. He knew that if he couldn't convince his mother, his father would not easily agree to his request. But his inner desire made him unwilling to give up this rare opportunity. So he actually made a surprising move - he acted like a spoiled child to his mother.

For Matthews, this was really difficult for him. After all, he had the soul of an adult uncle living in his body, and it was difficult for him to act like a spoiled child. However, in order to achieve his goal, he had no choice but to act like a spoiled child to his mother.

Matthews expressed his thoughts and wishes to his mother in a gentle tone, and even used some exaggerated expressions and actions to win his mother's sympathy. Seeing her son's persistence and sincerity, the countess' heart could not help but ripple. She understood that Matthews' desire for adventure and curiosity about the unknown world were an indispensable part of his growth process.

So, after careful consideration, the Countess finally agreed to Matthews' request, "on the condition that you must be fully prepared and ensure safety."

Matthews immediately said: "Mother, don't worry! I will follow Knight Leben closely."

"Knight Leben is not only familiar with the terrain, but also has in-depth knowledge of various wild animals and plants." Matthews continued to explain to his mother, "He will teach me how to identify edible plants, how to avoid dangerous beasts, and how to survive in adverse weather conditions."

Matthews' words were full of trust and respect for Knight Lieben. He knew that this adventure was not only a challenge to his own abilities, but also an opportunity to learn and grow. He was eager to gain a deeper understanding of nature and himself through this trip.

After listening to Matthews' explanation, the Countess showed a relieved smile on her face. She knew that Matthews was fully prepared and had a clear understanding and firm belief in this adventure. She also understood that as a mother, she could not always protect her little son from all harm, but should encourage him to bravely pursue his dreams and goals.

After the Countess agreed, Matthews looked at the Earl with eager eyes. Matthews' eyes were full of expectation, and he quietly waited for his father's final decision. His eyes had both the innocence of a child and the determination of an adult man, as if conveying a message to the Earl: I am ready to meet the challenge, just waiting for your affirmation.

The Earl considered Matthews' request carefully and realized that this journey would not only be a test of his son's courage and ability, but also a valuable learning experience. He believed that under the guidance of Knight Lieben, Matthews would be able to return safely and grow from it. The Earl remembered that he had a similar desire when he was young, a desire to explore the unknown and to prove himself. Therefore, he resonated with Matthews' desire.

The Earl felt his son's desire and saw the determination in his eyes. He knew that this was an important moment in Matthews' growth, a moment that required courage and determination. The Earl took a deep breath, and his eyes met Matthews's, as if they were having a silent conversation.

Finally, the earl nodded. His voice was low and firm. "Matthews, I am proud of your courage and determination. Since your mother has agreed, I have no reason to stop you. However, you must remember that no matter what difficulties and challenges you encounter, you must remain calm and use your judgment. Always remember the honor and responsibility of your family, and use this experience to enrich your life, not just for the adventure itself."

When Matthews heard his father's words, his eyes sparkled with joy and gratitude. He bowed deeply to his father and promised his parents that he would bravely embark on the journey with their teachings and blessings and live up to the expectations of his family. Then he quickly turned around to find Teacher Lieben and prepare to start his adventure.

Instructor Leben was waiting anxiously not far from the big house. After learning that Matthews had obtained permission to go to the Andes Mountains, he finally showed a long-lost smile on his face, as if all his worries had disappeared at this moment.

Coach Lieben knew that time was precious, so he arranged for the maid Mia to prepare warm clothes for Matthews. He also went to the stable to bring the horse for Matthews. Matthews took the reins, and his knight's sword and a package full of necessities were hung on the saddle. He and Coach Lieben hurried to the scheduled meeting place.

When they arrived, Matthews' brother and several knights were already there, ready to go. It was obvious that they were fully prepared and ready to go at any time.

Marshall was very surprised by Matthews's appearance. He couldn't help but blurt out: "Matthews, are you going to join us and embark on the journey to the Andes Mountains?"

Matthews nodded and replied, "Yes, Marshall, my father has agreed."

Although Marshall was surprised, he quickly calmed down and nodded to accept Matthews' joining. Then, he began to call the roll carefully, confirming that all personnel had gathered on time, and carefully checked everyone's equipment to ensure that everything was ready.

Finally, he examined each official knight one by one to confirm that they all carried the necessary equipment and were in good condition, ready to face the next challenge. After confirming that everything was ready, Marshall gave the order to set off.

Immediately, a team of dozens of people set out from Albert Castle, riding horses and galloping all the way.