Constructing-Style Wizard

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The exterior of the steam locomotive was almost indistinguishable from a large, mobile black coffin.

It had a square iron body, four iron-clad wheels, and a front-facing steam boiler that released puffs of white steam with a gurgling sound.

From a traveler’s perspective, it resembled a tractor…

After departing from the Korabo Legion Fortress, the steam locomotive entered a desolate area filled with ruins.

Lacking any suspension for the carriage, it moved up and down along the rough terrain.

Noland Lee held onto the edge of a seat to steady himself.

The journey on the steam locomotive lasted much longer than Noland Lee had anticipated.

From the time he boarded until the faint glow of sunset penetrated the cloudy sky, at least four hours had passed.

Just as the setting sun was about to disappear, the steam locomotive finally came to a halt at a temporary campsite.

Such a lengthy journey had completely drained Noland Lee’s energy, leaving him weak and famished.

By the time he got off the train on an empty stomach and was led by a soldier into a single-person tent, all light had vanished from the sky, replaced by slowly rolling dark clouds.

…

Inside the single-person tent, a coal lamp in the corner emitted a warm glow.

Noland Lee held a tray and shoved the pasty dinner into his mouth.

“Chief Officer.” a soldier outside raised his hand to salute as a person approached.

Noland Lee looked towards the source of the sound, and saw a military officer entering the tent.

Noland Lee immediately put down his tray and stood up, saying:

“Good evening, Chief Officer.”

The newcomer took off his cap, revealing short blond hair and handsome features. Although he wasn’t as bulky as the Imperial Lieutenant, he stood tall and strong.

He placed the cap on the bedside table and glanced up and down at Noland Lee, seemingly scrutinizing him and also confirming his identity.

Unexpectedly to Noland Lee, the officer’s tone was quite gentle, unlike the other cold soldiers.

A history assistant teacher from Bowerthain City

Noland Lee forced a smile, “but that’s

Lee as if he was

somewhat taken aback, and quickly extended his

to lead my team on reconnaissance missions. I am your current and

Noland Lee’s hand

aboard, Jarvis—I won’t call you Sin Soldier No. 888, I’ve never been good with numbers, and names are easier to

Sin Soldier. I will follow orders and give my

spoke calmly, but

superior—Corporal Mars—was also quite approachable and

by Corporal Mars weighed

reconnaissance teams faced the

even when facing

was the danger

“Sit down, let’s talk.”

Mars took a seat on a chair opposite the bed and then

know that the war between the Empire and the Undead Cult has been going on for quite some time. From the fall of the Ancient Tatis Dynasty to the rise of the New Empire, the shadow

mind, all taken from the

reports, many people were executed by local law enforcement after reading the corrupt documents spread by the

the documents, falling into a frenzy of self-mutilation or attacking others, and were killed

the weather in the Suffering Borderland. They

but eventually, they were rooted out by the

followers of the Undead Cult scriptures have

formed an illegal organization known as the “Death Herald Guild” and have been the primary enemy

various social events jointly sent a warning

oneself with the forbidden writings of the Undead Cult, or severe

Lee’s gaze trembled slightly, responding without

is limited to the education I received at Bowerthain City College,

academy or joining local adventure teams

not read the Undead

Corporal Mars smiled:

not be an officer like me from Intelligence Department 4, but a special agent from Division

reached into his inner coat pocket, retrieving an

is significantly different from other

person with knowledge is a precious talent to the Empire and should not be treated as a cheap consumable. On the other hand, it’s because

Noland Lee, signaling the latter

Lee caught a

“Chief Officer…this letter…”

Corporal Mars said:

“Listen, Jarvis.