Reborn Soul Master: The Rogue's Counterattack

Everything Luna pulled out of the dragon's nest was priceless. Gems from ancient times poured out, and extraordinary magical tools of inestimable value were placed on the ground.

“I’ve heard that dragons have a hobby of collecting, but I didn’t expect it to go to this extent.” After confirming the treasures taken out from the dragon’s nest, everyone swallowed their saliva and was stunned.

"How much is this worth?"

"Isn't money worthless in times of war?" Except for Cardin and Luna, everyone else thought about exchanging it for something of similar value.

However, unless it is a holy object, it is difficult to exchange it with the magic tools taken from the dragon's nest.

"Pick them one by one." Luna said excitedly, pointing at the treasures. Hearing Luna's words, people's expressions froze.

"No, we can't just accept it like this. We have to at least exchange it." Philip shook his head, quickly opened the alien space, and began to look for something that could be used for exchange.

"Is this really possible?" Jed stared at the swords lined up on the ground, salivating.

"If you become stronger, Cardin will be less dangerous! So choose. Only one! If you accept it, you must obey Cardin no matter what he asks you to do in the future!"

Luna spoke confidently, and people showed unbelievable expressions, with a mixture of joy and doubt on their faces.

"It's better to choose before you change your mind, okay?" Hearing Luna's words, people picked up the things they had been staring at.

"This is the best bow I have ever seen in my life. What bow can compare to this beautiful figure?"

“I like this gun.”

"Luna, I want this staff."

"I want this cloak!" Luna said with a smile after they each picked out what they needed.

"At least we won't lose to the demons because of weapons now, right?" Even if each of the four people was given one thing they needed, the ground would still be littered with precious artifacts.

"Luna, what are you going to do with all these things?" Cardin asked curiously, and Luna pointed at Cardin.

"I'm going to give it to you. It's of no use to me anyway. A vampire's weapon is blood, isn't it?" Hearing this, everyone in the reconnaissance team looked at Cardin with envy.

Cardin swallowed, then smiled and placed his hand on Luna's head.

"Thank you, Luna." Then countless treasures, various weapons and protective gear appeared in Cardin's sight.

"It's time to use this guy."

A week had passed since the reconnaissance team returned to the city of Trafalgar. Was it because the Dragon's Heart had disappeared from the Plains of Despair? No more monster hordes were pouring in from the Plains of Despair.

"Is this peaceful?"

"There really aren't any monsters coming."

"No, has there been peace in Trafalgar for more than a week?" Because no monsters appeared, the people of the city felt uneasy.

Because they would definitely fight monsters every week, long periods of peace were unfamiliar to them.

Some say this is the calm before the storm, while others say it is the long-lost peace.

"It really was done." Trafalgar's owner, Aaron Trafalgar said as he looked at the peaceful scene outside the city wall.

There was disbelief and joy in his voice. The Trafalgar family's lifelong wish.

Conquering the Plains of Despair and bringing peace to the city of Trafalgar, this long-cherished wish has been fulfilled.

"It's all thanks to Cardin." Philip next to him smiled kindly and pointed at Cardin.

"Cardan, thank you so much. Thank you so much. This city owes you a big favor." Aaron walked up to Cardan and bowed his head solemnly to express his gratitude.

"That's not necessary." Cardin immediately reached out to help him up, but Aaron still kept his head down.

Tears dripped down, wetting the city wall, and Aaron's body trembled slightly. Unbelievable peace has come, his long-cherished wish has come true, and all the burdens on his shoulders seem to have been lifted.

He shed tears because all this was not a dream. Now he no longer had to watch the soldiers die calmly. He knelt down and cried like a child.

"It's not over yet," Cardin said, placing a hand on the tearful Aaron's shoulder.

"To deal with the demons, we still need Trafalgar's help. The owner here is Mr. Aaron." We can't let our guard down.

Cardin said, patting his shoulder. Although it was not a warm comfort, Aaron agreed with Cardin's words.

The Trafalgar family's long-cherished wish has come true, but the long-cherished wish of the citizens of the Kingdom of Libera has not yet been realized.

"I understand. Thank you, Cardan." Then Aaron calmed himself down and stood up from his seat. Belid, who had been watching him, slowly walked towards Cardan.

"Where are you going now? Cardan." The thing we were supposed to see here was Charlotte's relic from the Mercenary King.

The original purpose has been achieved, and even the additional purpose has been achieved, so there is no reason to stay here any longer.

"Next, I plan to go to the Guardian Dimitar's location. Can I ask you for help?"

"Of course. When do we leave?" Everyone who needed greeting was gathered on the city wall, so there was no need to wander around the city.

"Let's go after we say hello."

Cardin said, walking towards Esther first.

"Senior, this is the book of necromancy that I compiled myself. It contains the magic and combat methods required by a 7-star necromancer. It will be helpful to you."

"What? How can I accept this?"

"It doesn't matter. If one more person becomes stronger, the kingdom can be restored to its original state faster, right?" Esther became a 7-star necromancer.

She also failed to cross the 8-star barrier. Although it is unknown when she can become an 8-star, she is also an indispensable force in the resistance.

If she could become a little stronger, she could save more people.

"Thank you, thank you. I have nothing to give you..."

"Don't force yourself. Save your life first. There are only two of us who will inherit Professor Isaac's necromancer, right?"

"There are other seniors here too, right? Even though we lost contact two years ago..." After hearing Esther's words, there was a moment of silence, and Cardin tried to smile and spoke again.

"Senior, when peace is restored to the kingdom, I will give you the position of professor at the Hero Academy. So please stick with me until the end."

Cardin said, patting Esther's shoulder. Esther bit her lower lip tightly to hold back her tears.

"Got it." After saying hello to Esther, Cardin went to find the mercenary king.

"I'm leaving now. Mr. Jed, thank you very much for this time as well."

"Are you going to the Walls of Eloksam?"

"Yes."

"We're going to meet Mathias. We haven't seen him since we separated at Hero Academy three years ago, right?"

Matthias.

Hearing the nostalgic name, Cardin chuckled and nodded.

"Yes. I haven't seen him for a long time either. I'm curious about how he's doing."

"That ungrateful guy has been smooth sailing since he changed his master." Although Jed muttered to himself, his eyes were smiling.

Although Matthias is learning from Demittal, it does not mean that his fate with the Mercenary King is severed.

Once a teacher, always a father. To Mathias, it was just another master. The mercenary king was not the kind of person who would be jealous when he saw his apprentice become stronger.

Instead, he was happier than anyone else to watch Mathias' growth.

"But now you don't have the power to make wishes, so you won't come to me again, right?"

"Although I don't know when, I will still come to you to make a bet."

"bet?"

"Only if you win the bet can you get the right to make a wish. There's no better deal than this, right?" Hearing Cardin's words, the mercenary king frowned.

"As expected of the master's disciple. Necromancers. Tsk."

For a moment, Cardin's appearance reminded him of Isaac, and the mercenary king turned his head away to hide the tears that were welling up in his eyes, which were red for no reason.

"Till we meet again, take care." Cardin said goodbye to the Mercenary King and finally walked towards Philip.

"It feels like little Charlotte has come back to life." Philip looked at Cardin with nostalgia.

"Although she doesn't look like Charlotte at all, but having said that." Hearing this, Cardin smiled easily, and Philip said to Cardin again.

"Cardan, I heard that the demons' actions are very unusual. Maybe a war will break out."

"Mr. Philip, their target is the Guardians, including you."

"Of course. To win a war, you have to defeat the strongest man in the enemy army."

"That's not their purpose. They want to use the guardians as sacrifices to open the door to the demon world." Cardin told Philip the purpose of the demons that he had heard from Charlotte a few days ago.

"Demon, the door to the demon world?"

"Their goal is to turn this world into a demon world. Perhaps the treasure needed to open the door to the demon world is someone as powerful as the guardian."

“If this is true…” Philip shook his head bitterly when he heard this, then chuckled and continued.

"It looks like I'll have to die on the battlefield."

"So please take care of yourself."

"Don't worry about me. Anyway, I'm just an old man shooting arrows in the back. There's no big danger." Philip said with a kind smile.

"May have to change strategy a bit, but thank you all the same. It really helps to know what they're going for."

"I'll tell the other guardians," Philip said, patting Cardin on the shoulder.

"Yes, I understand." After saying goodbye to Philip, Cardin returned to Teacher Belid. "We can leave now."

"But what's the matter with going to the walls of Eloxam? Did Mr. Charlotte leave anything there, too?"

"Yes. To be exact, I have to go to where there are barbarians, but I also have something to tell Mr. Dimitar, so I'll go to the walls of Eloksam first."

"Barbarians?" If Trafalgar was a city tormented by legions of monsters throughout its life, then the trouble at Eloksam Wall was the regular incursions of barbarians.

"Although the barbarians are not very intelligent, they are all very powerful guys. They are not opponents that you can be confident with."

"I'm not going to fight. I plan to do it quietly with as little fighting as possible." Cardan said with a smile, and Belid swallowed and nodded.

There's no way to stop it anyway, and warnings are useless because the other party is not the kind of person who will change his plans.

Besides, Cardin always gets the best results, so there's nothing to worry about.

"Then let's go." After greeting Philip, Jed, Esther and Aaron Trafalgar casually, Bellid extended his hand to Cardin.

"The Wall of Eloksam. Long time no see." Cardan briefly recalled the past, then immediately held Belid's hand.

Bang! At the same time, a white light flashed and enveloped the two people.