The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 998

Speeding through the sky, the undulating land, mountains, and jungles passed by beneath his feet. In just a few days, Allen, who was moving at full speed, had already crossed thousands of miles and arrived at the frontier between humans and wilderness.

Allen did not hide anything along the way, and his powerful aura made keen experts aware of his presence hundreds of miles away. Although it was inevitable that there would be some unknown experts who intercepted him halfway, but after seeing clearly After seeing Allen's face and stern aura, everyone also bowed and gave way.

The Mansha Allied Forces did not deploy many troops at the border with humans on the eastern front. In addition to spending heavily to build a few huge fortresses and hoarding hundreds of thousands of troops, the wilderness tribes on the thousands-kilometer-long border were fortified and clear. , at the expense of giving up part of the border, more troops were invested in the battlefield of the Centaur Grassland on the western front.

The human coalition once tried to attack several fortresses on the eastern front of the wilderness. However, in addition to hundreds of thousands of elite wilderness warriors, these fortresses that looked like nails also housed indigenous people living in the abandoned Thousand Miles Territory. . Although a large proportion of these natives are old, weak, women and children, since they have settled in the cruel border area, it is impossible to support a worthless native. Therefore, almost every adult native is a warrior with some fighting ability. No matter how bad it is, he can still be used as a qualified civilian husband.

The wilderness provides these indigenous people with daily food and a relatively stable residence. It also promises to allow them to return to their native land to live and reproduce after the war. These natives served as a supplement to the fortress' combat power, helping the wilderness coalition to rely on the strong fortifications of the fortress to resist the invasion of the human army.

At the same time, the Orc Empire, which deeply understands the truth of death, will also launch a fierce counterattack when the human coalition forces attack the wilderness border fortress. They will never give the human coalition forces a chance to break through the wilderness eastern front fortress and reduce the wilderness's ability to compete with humans. Coalition pressure.

The top brass of the Orc Empire knew very well that if they wanted to resist the human coalition's offensive against the empire, they had to rely on the wilderness as a helping hand. If the ally of Wilderness sees that he did not do his best in the war, then how can he help his empire again in the future? !

Although I don’t want to admit it, human civilization is far more powerful than the Orc Empire based on its strength, especially this kind of civilized war that competes for thousands of miles and resources of the empire. If the Orc Empire fails here, it will be even less likely to be the same in the future. Humanity's opponent.

Therefore, in order for the empire's civilization to survive, not only the top brass of the Orc Empire, the leaders of the Wilderness Alliance and the Temple of Nature revealed their hearts, but even the orc gods and nature gods far away in the Kingdom of God joined forces early to jointly pay homage to the human gods. A challenge was launched.

When flying over a fortress that was still in the hands of the Wilderness Alliance, Allen lowered his head and looked down at the earth. With the fortress stronghold as the center, hundreds of miles of land in the square garden were dyed dark brown where no vegetation could grow. Occasionally, a bit of gray emerged from the dark brown. When Allen looked intently, he saw a hill made of piles of bones. A strong smell of death floated in the earth, and unnatural skeletons and ghosts were everywhere. The destination is walking on this land.

Perhaps when this war ends and the priests and priests of the temple purify the land again, this dark brown land will become a fertile farmland due to the nutrients provided by flesh and blood.

The cruelty of war is before his eyes. Allen is secretly glad that the rulers of the Elf Kingdom did not choose to use the wilderness as the target of their attack. Otherwise, the future of their northern territory may be like what happened on this land, and even Worse than that.

There was a strong man in the wilderness who was sitting in the fortress who wanted to fly into the sky and asked Allen for instructions. However, after seeing Allen passing by the edge of the fortress without slowing down, he gave up his previous plan, but there was something in his heart. I was surprised why this second saint-level existence in the wilderness appeared on the battlefield at the wilderness border.

Going further, we entered the territory of the human coalition. After the strong human beings sensed Allen's aura hundreds of miles away, more than a dozen strong men flew into the sky and blocked Allen in front of him. on the road.

However, when they identified Allen's true identity, the strong human beings who were ready to take action became vigilant and skillfully and tacitly constructed a defensive formation to confront Allen from a distance.

"Humph!!!"

Allen cast a contemptuous glance at these strong human beings. His originally fast speed was now slowed down by him. It was not until he was four or five miles away from the opposing team that he stopped completely. "Your Excellency should be Alan Witt, the bugbear leader who is the second advanced saint in the Mansha Wilderness in the past thousand years, right?"

In the team of strong human beings, a bald man wearing a red mage robe with no hair on his head or eyebrows had a black-red fireball hanging above the code in his hand. He looked at Allen cautiously and asked.

Judging from the powerful magical aura displayed by the opponent, it was obvious that he was a demigod-level existence, and he was also the leader of the dozen or so strong human beings in front of him.

"Have we met?"

Allen didn't answer, but calmly took out his semi-artifact - the Bone Cutter from the dimensional bag, held it in his hand and stroked it. Just this simple action immediately caused the hearts of the dozens of strong human beings on the opposite side to beat rapidly, and the nervous breath naturally escaped from the opponent's array.

"You are the most powerful saint-level figure in this world. No matter how ignorant we are, we have to know your name!!"

The human mage Leandre Rusk's originally fiery temper now didn't dare to show it when facing this solitary opponent in the wilderness. He held the code with both hands and carefully stared at the thin figure opposite him. If he found anything wrong, he would do it. Prepare to throw away the magic.

"It's just that with your current status, it seems that you shouldn't appear in this battlefield, right?"

As a human demigod, Leander is not as devoid of common sense as Allen. He is very aware of the potential rules that saints need to abide by. It is just that the legendary teammates around him should not understand such rules, so he carefully reminded Ai. Lun.

"Why can't I come to this battlefield to watch the battle?"

Allen sneered. Although he was bound by the rules of the world, after years of understanding, he found that he actually had no room for change, such as what he wanted to do now.

"But since I have met you here, and I believe that you have a high status among humans, then please give me a message to your higher-ups in the human race!!"

"I, Alan Witt, under the witness of the divine grace of Father Oak, want to challenge the existence of human saints!!"

“I just don’t know if any of you human saint-level experts dare to accept my challenge???”

(End of this chapter)