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Babbitt is a skeleton among the three undead races. His powerful strength and long existence have caused the energy of death to deposit a layer of gray-black glaze on his bones, giving him a porcelain-like luster.

The long-term and high-intensity battle seriously consumed Babbitt's magic power, and because he was besieged and his defeat was certain, his spirit was very bad.

He couldn't figure out how the situation could be different from what he expected.

When the three auxiliaries first competed for the Rotten Royal Court, they took the initiative to avoid it due to lack of strength. They withdrew from the Rotten Royal Court to accumulate strength, watched Perik and Doyle fight, and waited for the opportunity to return to the Rotten Royal Court.

Facts also proved that my original choice was correct.

Perik and Doyle continued to consume their strength in the fight, and an accident directly killed Doyle and Perik was seriously injured.

He seized the opportunity to attack the Rotten Royal Court with his entire army.

As long as he attacks the city and kills Perik, he can firmly sit in power.

But I never thought that Perik would join forces with Dorothea!

Moreover, seeing how ferocious their army's offensive was, it was obvious that they had achieved a very high degree of mutual trust and did not leave too many troops to prevent the other party from rebelling. This is even more incredible!

Babbitt didn't know what happened between Perik and Dorotea.

Maybe we won’t know the answer until we become a prisoner.

But why did they suddenly stop attacking?

Judging from the arrangement of their troops, it doesn't look like there is internal strife.

Just when Babbitt was puzzled, a skeleton messenger from his subordinates entered the tomb of the Chinese Army: "Assistant Government, there is a human outside who claims to be the envoy sent by Perik and Dorothea, hoping to get you." "

Perik is a ghost, Dorothea is a vampire, and they send a human envoy.

There are too many things that cannot be understood in this war.

"Let him in."

Babbitt decided to meet this special messenger. He had a hunch that everything might be related to this human being.

After a big battle, Helot raised his level to level 64 in one fell swoop through the experience he gained from his own missions and from his subordinate troops. If I play for a few more days, it won't be a problem to reach level 65. Maybe I can even rush to level 66. After all, the surrounded army of undead are all Babbitt's last elites, and the experience gained by destroying them must be very high.

But for the sake of the overall situation, Helot decided to give up going up two levels.

This moment is the best time to meet Babbitt.

Herot was invited into the tomb of the Chinese Army.

In order to show that he was still very powerful, Babbitt specially summoned most of the generals and set up a skinning rack at the entrance of the tomb. If he said anything wrong, the generals would be skinned and cramped.

After Helot saw the skinning rack, he stood up on it with great interest, and then said to the zombie preparing for execution next to him: "It's a bit short!"

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Then he left the zombies in the circle and strode up to Babbitt: "I was entrusted by the Auxiliary Perik and Queen Dorothea to ask Babbitt if the Auxiliary is willing to surrender!"

Babbitt, who was sitting at the top of the table, looked arrogant: "My army still has the strength to fight, why should we surrender? Instead, Perik and Dorothea have to worry about each other. This should be the reason why they haven't done anything yet. Reasons to go on the offensive.”

Helot said: "This is one of the reasons."

Babbitt did not expect that this human envoy would be so frank, but this frankness made him even more confused about the purpose of Perik and Dorothea sending this envoy to persuade them to surrender.

Knowing that there is a gap between your two armies, how could I surrender?

Just wait until your internal strife breaks out.

"What other reasons are there?"

Helot said: "Another reason is that Prime Minister Perik and Queen Dorothea did not aim to eliminate you as the purpose of this war from the beginning."

This made Babbitt even more confused.

As powerful competitors to the ruling party of death, if they don't take the opportunity to eliminate this powerful enemy, they will have maggots growing in their heads!

"This confuses me!"

"The reason is actually very simple. The current rotten wasteland does not allow death to take over the throne..."

Herot told Babylon the current situation of the rotten royal court.

Although Babbitt could not see through the collision of planes at this time, he could detect the strangeness in the Royal Court of Decay. Moreover, the battle between the Dark King, one of the dead rulers, and the black dragon Ashton resulted in the death of two assistants and one injury. To be able to attract the top figures of these planes and fight them, the thing hidden in the Rotting Court must be extremely important.

Babbitt was even more curious about the human being in front of him: "You can know what that thing is, but I can't even understand it, which makes me very interested in your identity.

Who are you? "

Herot replied: "The first king of the Kingdom of Death...Broken Bones."

After hearing Herot's identity, Babbitt immediately stood up from the bone chair, and the soul fire in his eye sockets became strong.

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The strong murderous intent caused all the undead generals in the tomb to lock their eyes on Helot and place their hands on their weapons. As long as they waited for Babbitt's order, they would swarm in and kill the king of the Azure Society.

Even the zombie waiting by the skinning rack understood it and quickly adjusted the height of the torture rack.

Time passed by second by second.

After an unknown amount of time, Babbitt said to Herot: "I have a special skill, which is to transform walking corpses into skeletons. Please watch with Your Majesty the Bone Breaker."

At this time, the zombies had already adjusted the rack.

Then Babbitt gave an order, and two skeleton generals walked over and tied the zombies to the skinning rack.

Babbitt walked forward with a boning knife in his hand.

Then he cut the rotten meat on the zombies piece by piece, and said to Helot: "I know your purpose. You have a very good relationship with Dorothea. You want Dorothea to replace Doyle as one of the three regents of the Rotten Court.

The three regents clamped each other down, and had to cooperate under external pressure.

But have you ever thought that without an influential undead who poses no threat to us to reconcile, the three of us can only confront each other, and it is difficult to cooperate. You are the Azure Mage, and you are inclined to Dorothea. Neither Peric nor I trust you."

Babbitt's technique is very skillful, and there is not a trace of meat on the bones he cuts.

Helot watched from the side. He had seen many corpse puppets of the corpse stitcher, and this scene was not enough to make him have any psychological fluctuations.

"I am exhausted from managing the kingdom of death. I am not very interested in the affairs of the undead. How to coordinate the cooperation of the three regents is a problem that you three regents need to consider. As a living being, it is not good for me to be overly involved."

Heroth said that he would not interfere with the balance of the three regents, at least not directly.

This made Babbitt very satisfied, and he could not help but speed up the bone removal.

"I think there is an undead who is very suitable for this position. Tell Peric and Dorothea about my recommendation."

"Who?"