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nChapter 49: Silver Moon Zombie

nTranslator: Lonelytree

nMatthew was already very fond of his zombie underlings.

nAfter the naming was completed.

nMatthew began to drive the Silvermoon Zombies around the oak forest.

nHe had to arrange accommodation for his new employees.

nThe Skeleton Dormitory definitely wouldn’t do.

nAlthough zombies and skeletons were both undead creatures, they were born to be enemies. If no one controlled them, a war would definitely break out between the two. Matthew did not want that to happen.

nHe walked around the forest.

nIn the end, he found a similar hole about 200 meters away from the Skeleton Dormitory.

nThe tunnel was one-way.

nIt looked dark, narrow, and deep.

nMatthew ordered the zombies to jump down one by one.

nThey did exactly as he said.

n“Hmm, I can stuff another five. Tomorrow, I’ll find a carpenter to get a few boards to cover the hole. From now on, this is the zombie dormitory!”

nMatthew was about to leave.

nAt this moment.

nEli, who had been tailing them all the way, finally couldn’t take it anymore.

nHe asked angrily,

n“Are you hiding the zombies here?” Matthew spread his hands.

n“Isn’t that clear?”

nEli was even angrier. If not for his strong sense of principle, he really wanted to throw himself at the Necromancer and scratch his handsome face!

n“Since you like to mix undead creatures with nature so much, why don’t you build a few new cemeteries in the forest?”

nHe mocked.

nMatthew’s eyes lit up.

nHe pondered for a few seconds.

nHe pressed his hands on both sides of Eli’s shoulders and praised sincerely, “You’re really a genius! I should have thought of it earlier!”

nMatthew praised Eli several times.

nOnly then did he let go of his hand and turn to leave.

n“Wait!”

nEli suddenly felt something was wrong. “What do you mean?”

n“I agree with you about a cemetery. If we build a super large cemetery in the oak forest, it might become a city of the undead in the future!”

nMatthew’s mind was filled with longing for the future.

nIn the past, his attention on undead creatures was limited to some special targets, mainly Peggy, Phily and Soldier.

nHe was limited by energy and negligence.

nHe really did not think of building a real cemetery for the undead creatures to live in.

nThis would not only greatly increase the loyalty of the employees, but there were also many other benefits.

nThe cost of building a cemetery was not low.

nHowever, Matthew had already decided to build the cemetery in a hole under the forest.

nAt this moment.

nThe empty underground city in the Gold Digger Basin became the perfect graveyard.

nThe undead rested underground.

nThe oak tree grew aboveground.

nWhat a beautiful and harmonious scene.

nMatthew decided to go back and discuss it with Peggy.

nIf they wanted to build a cemetery, the opinion of the Tauren Skeleton was undoubtedly the most important.

nHis mind was filled with the enthusiasm to build a cemetery.

nMatthew returned to the cabin and was about to record his inspiration when a tall shadow appeared outside the window of the cabin.

n“Peggy?

nMatthew looked at her in surprise, and his eyes gradually became nervous.

n“What happened?”

nIn his agreement with Peggy.

nOnly when something urgent happened would she leave home and come to the forest to look for Matthew.

nPeggy said seriously,

n“Matthew, a young man who is ten times more beautiful than you found me. He said that he wanted to redeem me and let me go with him in the future. With the relationship between you and me, how could I agree? But he gave me a raise, so I thought I had to tell you before I eloped with him, so I came to you.”

nMatthew rolled his eyes, his nervousness gone. “Stop joking. Get to the point, Peggy.” he said.

nPeggy shrugged.

n“Alright, alright. There was a beautiful young man who came to our house today, but he came to look for you.

n“I said you weren’t there. He said he would come back tomorrow at the same time. He has something important to discuss with you.”

nMatthew asked incredulously, “Did you come all the way here just for this? This doesn’t suit your personality.”

nPeggy said shyly, “Because of that beautiful young man, I hope that you receive this news as soon as possible. He even praised me for my temperament!”

nMatthew was even more in disbelief.

n“He didn’t give you any other benefits?”

nPeggy said unhappily, “Am I the kind of person who will accept random

nbenefits? Could it not be due to love? To be honest, Matthew, the moment I saw that young man for the third time, I already thought of where to elope with him!’

nMatthew rubbed his temples and suddenly said, “I know who our mysterious guest is!”

nPeggy said in surprise, “Have you guessed it? I was just about to tell you his identity, origin, and name…”

nZeller.

nMatthew shrugged.

n“The Warlock from the lord’s mansion, the one who is inseparable from Rheagar most of the time. In the entire Rolling Stone Town, only he can be more handsome than me.”

nHe saw that Peggy was still smitten after nodding her head.

nMatthew couldn’t help but tease, “With his charm, who knows how many women he has fooled? You are not his match, Peggy.”

nWho knew that Peggy actually replied very quickly, “Who knows? How many men have fooled around with a Skeleton Tauren before? Maybe he will find it fresh?”

nMatthew was at a loss for words and could not find an angle to refute.

nAfter all, there was a high chance Zeller had never fooled around with a Skeleton Tauren before.

n8 PM the next day.

nMatthew’s living room.

n“Coffee or milk? There’s wine too, but they’re all very bland.”

nFacing Matthew’s hospitality.

nZeller casually put one thigh on the other Imee.

nHe had a confident and charming smile on his face..

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