What do you mean by "this is a dating game"?

Chapter 62 Ambassador

[An aesthetic upgrade among all the wonders.]

The sound of water droplets falling echoed lightly.

Ripples spread, and amidst all the wonders, the room transformed, no longer a cramped space, but a grand hall.

Neatly cut square stones are arranged in rows and poured to form the base of the hall, while decorative columns that take several people to encircle rise from the ground and stand tall in the hall.

The wide steps are cast one by one, leading to a throne that slowly rises high above.

A phantom was projected, forming a tall, half-illusory, half-real figure surrounded by stardust on the throne, exuding an indescribable mystery and majesty.

Sieg sensed something.

He discovered that he had a unique connection with the figure, and could control the figure's movements at will, as well as make it disappear or reappear.

It's amazing that your thoughts can be expressed through the voice of a shadowy figure.

The round table disappeared.

Instead, nine stone chairs were arranged in a fan shape facing the throne.

"That's interesting."

Sieg looked around and thought, "From a shabby reception room to a spacious audience hall... now it has a bit of a 'great presence' feel to it."

[Leveling up within the Myriad Wonders unlocks the following abilities.]

[Summoning: You may unleash pure white fire to summon your followers here.]

[Intrusion into the Fire Realm: You have assets within the Fire Realm.]

……Um?

The call to action was concise and to the point; Seager could simply summon his underlings for a meeting.

This ability is very powerful, especially now that within the Myriad Wonders Realm, it carries the illusion of the "Lord of the Fire Palace".

Sig is both referee and player. He can blend in with the "believers" to set the pace, and he can also use telepathy to make the "Lord of the Fire Palace" speak and issue divine decrees. Just thinking about it makes it seem like a very promising project.

The strategic significance of the myriad wonders has been further enhanced.

What puzzled him was, what did "invading the world of fire" mean?

Sieg attempted to trigger "Invasion of the Flint Realm," but his magic power slightly diminished, and a choice appeared before him:

Please set your public image.

[1. Sieg.]

[2. Emilia Wood.]

[3. Nefarian.]

4. Oz.

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What kind of approach is this? I don't understand!

Sieg tried to cut off the magic supply, but the options offered by the intrusion into the Flint Realm never disappeared, as if it was determined to settle things with Sieg.

This……

Is this the image you project to the outside world?

Sieg certainly wouldn't want to reveal himself to the outside world, and neither would Oz. Oz is too powerful now, and if she used his image for no reason, he would retaliate with a powerful spell that would be bad for Sieg's health.

The remaining two are Emilia and Nefarian...

Although this choice might be unfair to Emilia, Nefarian's identity is more sensitive and cannot be revealed casually.

If I had to choose one, I would have to choose Emilia.

Emilia is not well-known, and even if someone wanted to find her, they might not be able to.

Moreover, she has a good image, with delicate branches and abundant fruit, making her very suitable for public display.

You have chosen Emilia as your public image.

You can reactivate this skill to change or add a new ambassador.

"..."

The meaning is completely unclear.

"That's enough for now. My priority is to advance to the second tier as soon as possible. This tier is too weak; let anyone who wants to coast along."

The current plan is already very clear.

First, help Ozden. During this time, Emilia can arrange for ships and manpower. After returning from the voyage, she can consider advancing to the second tier.

……

……

For the next few days, all was calm.

Sieg didn't go anywhere; he stayed at the Cats' headquarters to recuperate.

Time flew by and it was the last night.

Tomorrow marks the start of a new cycle of the Fire Palace, and Emilia is already in place.

Since taking the Blood Boiling Pill that Sieg gave her, this person's spirit has undergone a subtle change.

She gives people...

A feeling of high spirits and vigor.

I can't quite put my finger on what's different, but in short, compared to before, my posture is more natural with my back straighter and my smile is more confident.

When making eye contact, her emerald eyes also conveyed an obvious composure.

She has less anxiety and more confidence.

The most significant change was in her attitude towards Sieg. She became very kind.

The activity room.

Lala stood at the window, looking at the deep night sky, her brows furrowed.

Sieg glanced at her and said, "Ms. Lala, there's no need to be so nervous. Although Xiyou seems a bit unreliable, she's not brainless. She said she'd be back before the Fire Palace cycle, and she definitely will."

"...Is that so?"

Lala turned her head and asked.

Sieg was unsure: "Probably."

Lala was speechless. She knew nothing, yet she just blurted things out.

She walked over to Sieg and sat down on the sofa. "I think we might need a contingency plan... Mr. Sieg, what should we do if Miss Grapefruit doesn't return on time?"

"It's alright, I'll take care of it."

Sieg replied calmly.

Lala stared at him in astonishment.

Spellcasters are the noblest profession, without a doubt. Xiyou's level is unparalleled among first-tier spellcasters, and in Lala's eyes, she is the absolute core of the cat team.

This Sig...

It shouldn't be weak.

But with the team's key player absent, can they really achieve their goal smoothly? Ranking up for the Divine Chosen Palace is no easy feat.

Lala wasn't very confident, so she suggested, "I'll go take a look. Miss Grapefruit is at Mage Leo's enchanting workshop. I know where it is."

There's no need for that.

For some reason, Sieg had an inexplicable trust in Xiyou. Since she said she would come back on time, she would definitely return promptly.

With less than ten hours left before departure, time is extremely tight. Serious people would have already taken their places; why would they have waited until now?

Lala's concerns are understandable.

But based on Sieg's limited understanding of grapefruit, she was the kind of person who seemed unreliable and made people nervous.

"I'm back!"

Just then, Xiyou's voice came from the doorway.

She pushed open the door and entered, still dressed the same as she had been a few days ago. Her long, pale blonde hair was no longer fluffy, and she looked somewhat haggard.

She approached with a smile and asked, "Has anyone missed me? If not, I'll come back and ask again later."

Sieg frowned: "Such heavy dark circles under your eyes... What have you been up to?"

"What? Where did you go? Didn't you tell me to do the work?"

...What does "instructing" mean?

This person speaks very rudely.

Sieg said, "Didn't you say your enchanting skills were pretty good? Or is it that the Enchanter's Guild doesn't have skill prototypes? Three Tier 1 enchantments shouldn't require you to work this hard, right?"

"Tsk tsk tsk!"

Grapefruit held up a finger and waved it against her cheek, making a clicking sound with her tongue: "You probably don't know me, but I'm a genius! Here, take a look, see just how—excellent I am!"

She handed me the Necronomicon and thoughtfully turned to the last three pages.

Sieg looked down and his eyes lit up!

Emilia leaned closer to look and was surprised to find that the edges of the enchanted black book in Sig's hand were shimmering with iridescent colors, reflecting a rainbow of light!

Lala exclaimed, "Only a perfect enchantment that reaches the theoretical limit can reflect such brilliance."