Chapter 1681: 458 Coin Issuance Plan with Eastern Immortal Ape

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Matthew read Sif’s letter with a calm and composed expression.

The main content of the letter was, in fact, a declaration of her willingness to renounce her claim to the throne of the Rolling Stone Kingdom.

She made it clear in the letter

that she had no interest in becoming the queen of the Rolling Stone Kingdom and was willing to give up her right to the throne for life.

She wanted the recipients of the letter–

Mr. Zeller, Blake, Patton, and Matthew to witness this declaration.

and to publicize it throughout the nation at a specific time.

Along with the declaration came a short note.

In the note, Sif stated

that she had found a new path.

She wished to continue exploring the meaning of life on this path, rather than getting mired in the trivial matters of the Rolling Stone Kingdom.

Moreover,

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she briefly informed them of her well-being and mentioned her next destination, although not in detail.

It is worth mentioning

that she did not mention Matthew in this short note.

No wonder Patton was so hesitant.

“I have finished reading it,”

Matthew said quietly as he put the declaration and the note back into the envelope.

Patton patted his shoulder:

“Just because she didn’t mention you doesn’t mean you’re not in her thoughts.”

“It’s just like how she didn’t mention Rheager in the letter, but we all know what she left for.”

Matthew smiled.

Indicating that he didn’t mind.

“When was this letter received?”

“Who delivered it?”

Matthew asked.

Little Patton spread his hands:

“It was about yesterday, a little devil suddenly found Mr. Zeller and delivered this letter to him.”

“According to Mr. Zeller, that little devil is very likely Sif’s familiar, now trained to be a messenger.”

“She seems to have acquired the ability to traverse between planes… it’s all very complicated.”

Matthew nodded slightly.

“It’s a good thing Mr. Zeller received this letter; if it had come directly to me, that would have been quite a sting.”

Patton chuckled wryly:

“Look at what Sif has written in the letter, will you?”

“The declaration is one thing, but she says she’s been in the Suki Kingdom for over a year and is about to head to a chaotic area to compete for a ticket to the Seamless Secret Cave…”

“Didn’t she only leave half a year ago?”

“Even if the letter is forged, the discrepancy in time is far too obvious, isn’t it?”

Matthew’s index finger gently tapped on the table.

He pondered:

“Not necessarily.”

“The letter should be genuine; I can recognize Sif’s handwriting and can detect whether this is a trick of the demons.”

“As for the issue with time… the entirety of Aindor is being torn apart and then reassembled. A place as special as purgatory, with its folded spaces, might face even more severe temporal fluctuations.”

“For us here in the material world, it may have only been half a year, but for the Suki Kingdom, the elapsed time could be many times that of ours. The claim of over a year isn’t problematic.”

In fact,

over the past half-year,

the connection between the material plane and purgatory has become extremely difficult, while it has grown tighter with the Abyss.

A large number of demons have poured into the Aindor Continent from the Abyss,

but the presence of the devils seemed to have vanished.

Matthew had tried many times.

Even the portal left by Rheager failed to connect to the Interdimensional Space (Escana) where the Suki Kingdom was located.

It is evident in this great tear

how far the distance between purgatory and the Plane Will of the material world has become.

“She’s about to head for the Seamless Secret Cave?”

Matthew thought silently.

That was the third layer of purgatory, the domain of the Demoness of Desire, Glasia, and it was where Rheager’s soul was most likely being held.

Matthew believed that Sif would not act rashly.

She was accompanied by the Legendary Devil, Lutisia, who would ensure that Sif was not unprepared in dealing with the Demoness of Desire.

But even so,

Matthew still felt worried.

He did not know what Sif had experienced in the Suki Kingdom.

His intuition told him

that perhaps when he saw Sif again,

she would no longer be the innocent and sweet maiden she once was…

“Next time you encounter that little devil, try to find out a reliable way to communicate with Sif,”

Matthew said.

Patton nodded:

“I’ve mentioned this to Mr. Zeller as well, and of course, he understands the reasoning, but Sif seems to be deliberately avoiding us. That little devil is quite cunning, and even Mr. Zeller’s divination spells can’t locate her.”

Matthew let out a sigh.

Sif’s personality was actually quite similar to Rheager’s.

Usually gentle,

but incredibly stubborn when it came to dealing with matters, very much set in her own ways.

“I will continue seeking a way to enter purgatory through the Alliance channels.”

“As for the rest… I will do what I can,”

Matthew concluded.

Patton nodded, his face showing a hint of hesitation:

“Speaking of which, this declaration… perhaps we should not publicize it just yet.”

Matthew looked at him:

“We should respect Sif’s wishes.”

“We are also willing to trust you.”

Patton shook his head:

“This isn’t about trust or mistrust.”

“Matthew, you’re a spellcaster, you can transcend beyond these matters, but I’m different.”

“Whenever power is involved, even the purest things become complex and dirty.”

“I know Sif wrote this letter with good intentions, hoping that the Rolling Stone Kingdom could stabilize as soon as possible and that everyone would continue living with their original beliefs around me, the new king.”

“But unfortunately, that’s impossible.”

He gazed into Matthew’s eyes, his eyelids swollen severely, his eyeballs full of blood vessels.

He looked much younger than Big Beard Blake, but now his appearance was rapidly aging to look almost like Rheager!