Don't call me evil god

Nowen once cast his suspicion on the goblins.

After all, the anonymous letter was sent from Greenport, and the goblin chaebol has always firmly controlled the management of that city.

But after paying attention to the situation in Greenport for a while, Nowen temporarily put aside this speculation.

The sender of the anonymous letter looked like a fun person, just using the "letter" as a medium to wake up Bron Freeman and make him sober.

The other party planned to turn Bron Freeman into an undercover for the cultists?

But Freeman didn't receive any orders!

The other party planned to thwart the conspiracy of the Supreme Truth Church?

Shouldn't the more appropriate method be collective awakening, sending more anonymous letters to wake up more Stone Castle dwarves, and giving them enough power to resist!

In short, this matter is strange no matter how you look at it.

The famous Carron Lagan showed that he was a very pure, money-hungry and shrewd businessman, but he did not gain any benefits from the Stone Castle incident, and even suffered some losses.

If the other party is really related to the anonymous letter, then he should have his own plot.

The actual situation is, no.

The only suspicious thing is that when the stone spirit fetus was awakened, the goblin airships near the stone fortress chose to evacuate in advance, and the route did not resume normal operation until the disaster subsided.

But this is not the first time this has happened.

Everyone knows that the goblins should have an early warning method to know the risks at the first time, so that they can evacuate immediately when they find something wrong, and avoid being involved in various wars and disasters.

The attitude of the goblins is always neutral.

They only do business, and they don’t care much about the object of the business, let alone whether the business is "legal".

As long as there is enough money to make, they dare to transport the cultists’ things to Green Port for sale!

In a "chaotic" place like Green Port, all kinds of rare items that are controlled and monopolized may appear, and they will be sold openly at auction or on the black market.

As for the source of these controlled items...

Don’t ask, the question is that Green Port refuses to disclose the source of various goods in order to protect the safety of buyers.

The same reason.

After the disaster of Stone Fort, the investigation of anonymous letters sent by Bron Freeman to Greenport did not go smoothly. The sender was very good at hiding himself and used a public mailbox to post the letter, which made it almost impossible to track down his identity.

The only good news is that the anonymous letter incident should have little to do with the cultists.

Speaking of this, the Seeking Knowledge believers also contributed to it.

After they removed the original Bishop Skate of Greenport, Ray Yank Eugene, who succeeded the Bishop of the Glowing God Region, did a very good job.

Under his arrangement, three groups of inferior cultists who conspired to pray to the evil god for power were first caught in Greenport City, and then checkpoints were set up at the port and the entrance to the city, and many guys who tried to sneak into the city were caught.

The whole city is much safer than before. Apart from other things, the number of "missing people" in the lower city of Greenport has dropped significantly in the past six months. It is difficult for cultists to carry out the kind of sacrifice operation that deceived Pete, Rena and others, and the Blood Fang Gang tragedy no longer has the soil to survive.

Part of this information comes from the investigation that Bron Freeman recently sent people to Green Harbor;

The other part is the reply letter that Prince Vladin received recently from Ray Yank Eugene.

The two have a good relationship.

Prince Vladin is curious about what it is like to attack the cult's base, so he will write to the other party, and Ray Yank will not hesitate to simply copy the "war report" and "action record" of the Glowing God Cult into the reply letter, so that Prince Vladin can enjoy the sight.

Combining various existing information.

The so-called "third party force" has unknown personnel and unknown strength.

The most important thing is that their goals are unknown!

A simple fun person?

A partner of justice who hides and acts secretly?

Or a conspirator with some plan?

This kind of thing that is almost "clueless", although Norwen has already issued the task of [investigating anonymous letters], he does not expect the believers to solve the case in a short time.

Nowen is not in a hurry.

After the Stone Castle incident, the third party was obviously dormant and no longer took any action, so it was difficult for him to find the other party's traces.

As long as the other party dared to take action again, there would be a flaw, and then he would confirm the situation of this force.

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At present, Norman's main focus is still on the monster red tide.

This is the first monster red tide he will witness with his own eyes since he came to this world!

According to the records summarized by scholars from the Kingdom of Reyak.

"The monster red tide broke out in the deepest part of the dark forest."

"The chaotic power of the void will become surging and active on the day of the red tide, so that the barrier of [Past Glory] will be missing."

"Everything in the depths of the forest will be polluted and transformed, and the violent monsters from the void will frantically attack the direction of the Kingdom of Reyak."

No mistake, one post, one content, one book, one forum!

"Until the God of Glorious Light descends on the miracle, repairs the barrier, and blocks all monsters from the kingdom."

There are too many details that make Norman curious in just a few pieces of information.

Nothing else to mention.

The simplest thing:

The north of the Dark Forest is connected to the Distortion Wetlands, while the south is close to the Dusk Wasteland.

Why do the monsters attack the Kingdom of Reyak in large numbers every year?

This is an extremely clear attack route.

Normally, the monsters without intelligence should have a multi-point attack mode;

For example, rushing north into the Distortion Wetlands, attacking the northern border of the kingdom or rushing to the Dwarf Stone Fortress;

For example, going south into the Dusk Wasteland, cutting off the trade line between Green Port and the southern border of the Kingdom of Reyak, and attacking Green Port.

The actual situation is not like this.

The pressure of monsters that the eastern border of the Kingdom of Reyak has to resist every year is several times more than that of the Stone Fortress and Green Port.

Most monsters seem to have a deep hatred with the Kingdom of Reyak, and they are determined to rush to the gap exposed by [Past Glory] without regard for their lives!

Only a small number of monsters will move from the Dark Forest to the Distorted Wetlands or the Dusk Wasteland, and after the Monster Red Tide ends, they will wander around the wild in scattered places.

Only when they gather together by chance will they break out into events like attacking the city.

This gave Norwen a very interesting idea:

Monsters have no wisdom, that's fine.

But don't "monsters" have brains?

There are two completely different behavioral instincts between a single monster and a group of monsters that gather together during the Monster Red Tide.

"Collective consciousness?"

"Or is it a thought stamp? It will be triggered immediately when certain conditions are met?"

The more Norwen studied the power of the void dimension of this world, the more he felt that the situation seemed not as superficial as the mortals had concluded.

He needed to observe in person from the perspective of a god in situations like the Monster Red Tide!

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