Inside the wall of spirituality, the wind suddenly became fierce, and Klein's half-height silk top hat almost flew into the air.

The candle flame faltered and swelled to the size of a human head, so pale that it seemed to lose its temperature.

A translucent head slowly drilled out as if breaking through the membrane, the hair was pale gold and smooth, the eyes were scarlet like blood, and the appearance was bright and majestic.

Looks familiar... Klein muttered silently.

The head was completely drilled out, but what followed was not the neck, but the illusory palm that was pinching the end of her hair.

Behind the palm, there are cuffs with complicated patterns but dark color.

The summoned creatures from the spirit world emerged faster and faster, and soon they were completely presented in Klein's eyes.

This was indeed an acquaintance. It was the headless woman standing on top of the castle that Klein met on the way to the Kavitua underwater ruins.

She's not as huge as she used to be, like a castle, she's just a tall "normal" lady now.

Of course, there was still only a cut on her neck, and she was holding four identical heads in her hands.

"Yes..." "You..." "Calling..." "Me?" The headless woman in a gloomy and complicated black dress stood there quietly, and the four hanging heads opened their mouths one by one. Croatian.

You can communicate directly with language... The level of this spirit creature is not low... I remember that you have a castle... and you have an industry, why are you here to "apply" for a messenger? Klein first expressed emotion, then complained, and then looked at the candlelight behind the headless woman, disappointed to find that no other souls came out.

He originally thought that there would be many spirit world creatures willing to be his messengers flocking to him, lining up in several rows, waiting for the interview, but in the end, there was only one responder.

It should be a problem with the ritual itself. This is a relatively simple and rudimentary summoning ceremony. It is impossible to summon multiple targets at once... Klein looked at the headless lady and nodded solemnly: "Yes."

Without waiting for the other party to speak, he added a few more questions: "Can you travel faster in the spirit world? How is your survivability?"

The headless woman held the heads in her hands and replied one by one: "Yes." "Also..." "Not bad."

While speaking, she floated up, then quickly fell down, showing off.

Phew... Klein decided not to try again without knowing the result, and asked earnestly, "Are you willing to sign a contract and become my messenger?"

The skirt of the headless woman moved slightly, and the four heads with blond hair and red eyes nodded at the same time: "Yes." "Every time..." "One..." "Gold coins."

ah? One gold coin per letter? Mr. Ards didn't say that creatures from the spirit world would have such hobbies... By the way, he mentioned that when signing a contract, try to focus on persuasion and communication. Is this a form of persuasion and communication? Klein was surprised and wanted to cancel the summon immediately.

Wait, it doesn't have to be up to me... Whoever summons the courier will pay... Hey, maybe after the communication is better, there is an option to pay on delivery... As his thoughts flashed, Klein agreed to the other party's request: " good.

"Let's sign a contract."

He picked up the dark red round-bellied pen and yellow-brown parchment that he had prepared long ago, and quickly wrote the contract in the ancient Hermes language that can pry natural forces.

The format and clauses in it are described in detail by Azik in the letter. They are concise and powerful, including the content that the messenger cannot peep at the letter, discard the letter, and endanger the life of the contractor. Of course, if the content of the letter of the contractor involves the messenger, It must be explained to the other party in advance.

In addition to these contents, Klein also added the clause of sending one gold coin per letter, and clearly pointed out that it can be borne by the contractor or the other party to the letter.

In order to ensure the validity of the contract, the last part is the honorable name of the god in the domain.

This is a necromantic contract, and normally the name of the god of death must be used, but this god of death has long passed away and no longer has any response, so Azik mentioned that it can be described by a high-ranking person in the realm of the dead or the underworld itself. Instead, it just won't be as binding.

Klein undoubtedly chose the underworld, which has a close relationship with the boss: "The destination of all deaths, the hell hidden deep in the spirit world, the witness of the death of all things, belongs exclusively to the kingdom of death."

After writing these four sentences of description, the ancient Hermes texts on the yellowish-brown parchment ignited with miserable green flames one after another, illuminating the surroundings with gloom.

After finishing the text, Klein took out the Azik copper whistle, pressed it on the parchment, and signed his current name: "Gehrman Sparrow." JrNovels.com