Chapter 911: Chapter 580, Attacking the Great Cemetery_3
The rear of the army.
The transmigrators, silently following from behind, swallowed their saliva.
Even though these past few days had made them familiar with this scene.
Yet when the ground beneath their feet began trembling with the march, and the sky was obscured by Bone Dragons and hot air balloons blocking the sun.
There was still an indescribable shock.
Too terrifying.
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Which power could possibly withstand such an army?
“Everyone, snap to it—don’t lose your souls. Once the battle starts, pay attention to safety and put on your armor and helmets,” Dong Jiayue shouted loudly.
The transmigrators began checking their equipment.
Then moved forward with the great army.
War is not a game; wandering off could mean dying in some corner, your body never to be found.
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The Great Cemetery of Odys, border fortress.
The ground trembled, causing the Tower Bell to sway because of the vibration.
It was as if a colossal creature was gradually approaching.
The Undead, guarding the fortress, stood on the city walls and looked into the distance.
Their pale blue Soul Fires trembled incessantly.
What in the world was happening?
Could it be that the Human Federation was attacking from the north?
Impossible, the north is the territory of the Blood Clan, and there had been no news of humans clashing with the Blood Clan.
Could it be an earthquake?
As the ground trembling grew more intense.
From afar, rows of skeletons appeared, filling the entire horizon.
Undead?
From our own side?
That’s not right; even the entire Great Cemetery didn’t have this many undead.
“Close the gates, enemies approaching, prepare for battle!” the Undead shouted loudly.
Just then.
The sky suddenly darkened, as countless Bone Dragons clad in silvery white armor dived from above.
Roar!!
Dark beams of energy swept through the city.
Both the sentient undead and the stationary ordinary skeletons were reduced to ash under the black beams.
Hundreds of Bone Dragons circled around the fortress.
Periodically spewing black breath, killing any undead that occasionally made a break for it.
The army arrived.
Blood Hunters flew into the empty fortress to open the gates.
“Commander, the fortress ahead has been taken down, not a single one left,” Blood Hunters flew back and reported.
Amanda nodded, “Notify the others, enter the border, kill all who defend the fortress, do not harm civilians in human towns.”
“As you command.”
The army passed through the fortress without any obstacles.
Officially entering the Great Cemetery of Odys’ domain.
Leaving only the transmigrators, amazed at the speed of the conquest, meanwhile commanding the skeletons to clear the battlefield.
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The headquarters of the Trade Alliance.
Succubus Lounge.
A provocatively dressed, curvaceous succubus threw a seductive glance at the several people present.
Seeing no one responded.
She sashayed out of the private room.
In the middle of the room, a round wooden table stood.
On either side of the table, two groups were seated.
To the left, a silver-haired girl, and the world’s second transmigrator, Aerygon.
To the right, were two Gray Dwarves, and Wadey.
Once the succubus exited and closed the door behind her.
The Gray Dwarf took the lead, “I assure you, we have no relations with those people.”
The typically quick-tempered and hard-bargaining Gray Dwarves, in the presence of the Dragon Clan.
Behaved as politely as a wrongfully accused child, hastily speaking up to prove their innocence before the other could say anything.
The silver-haired Dragon girl smiled and said, “Don’t rush, let’s ascertain the connection first.”
Then, she glanced at Aerygon beside her.
Aerygon nodded, looking across the table at Wadey, and spoke up, “Wadey, it appears you know that Asian transmigrator.”
Smack!
Before Wadey could speak.
The Gray Dwarf slapped the back of Wadey’s head.
He said angrily, “What do you know, spill everything, don’t get us into trouble.”
Wadey’s head buzzed from the slap.
He knew that the Dragon Clan had brought the Gray Dwarves and him here for this matter.
Shaking his head, he quickly responded, “I don’t know him, I just recognized him as a transmigrator at the auction house and made his acquaintance for a bit.”