Hey, you don't even deserve to shine my shoes!"

Wooder yelled at him because he didn't notice Glori's magic fluctuations. He was emboldened by the thought that his knights were here. In fact, Wolfer hadn't forgotten to look around, occasionally dangling his sword around Susan's neck.

Hearing Wolfer's repeated shouting, Glori walked behind Wolfer. He patted Wolfer on the shoulder with the blade of his sword.

"Wolfer, I'm right here, I'm the one you're looking for. For a woman, this is not something to show off. If you insist on doing so, you're going to lose the face of the Norton family. You see, there are people all around. They're all looking at you!"

Glori patted Wolfer on the right shoulder again, telling Wolfer to let Susan go, or the sword wouldn't be long.

Although Wooder was startled by the sudden appearance of Glori, he did not push Susan away, let alone remove his sword from Susan's shoulder. He knew his sword couldn't move for a moment. "I'm not stupid, I've seen enough of the tricks!" Worver thought.

"Glori, don't try to scare me! Now, but I'm threatening you! yes, I'm threatening you!"

With that, Wolfer cautiously turned around and tried to break free of Glori's sword on his right shoulder, but to no avail. So, he looked at the people behind Glori, who were hiding in the fog, and then looked at Glori.

Wu Fu said, "Oh, we are old friends, how can I threaten you like that? I can make them all fall with just one word. Do you want me to do this kind of thing, or do you want to cut it yourself? Or do you just wipe my shoes clean! No, lick my shoes clean!"

Wolfer twitched the right corner of his mouth and inhaled through his nose. This is not like a nobleman, who is like a ruffian in the township, wanting to receive the benefits he wants. It's just that what he wants here is the fallen blue star, not simply to have Glori clean his shoes.

"Glori, you're going to give me a reaction? Are you going to break yourself or do you want to shine my shoes?"

Wooder squeezed Susan's left shoulder with his left hand, trying to take Susan into his arms. To make matters worse, he wanted to do something else, like touch Susan's shoulder, or touch her cheek. Anything he could do to humiliate Glori, he wanted to use it. However, he did not do so. He was so upset that Glori didn't change his complexion that he even asked Susan to take a step forward and let her stand in front of him.

"Glori, you don't have to worry about me, Xavier and Evan are here. You've got to get them out. Hurry up while it's still foggy!"

Susan urged, and gave Wooder an elbow blow with her right elbow. But no matter how much Susan struggled, she couldn't get Wooder to let go. Wolfer had seen Susan as the only way to get Glori to compromise, and the fog grew thicker and thicker, as if by magic.

"At this time, don't think about beautiful things. If Xavier and Evan escape, who knows what the consequences will be?"

Wuver was so nervous that he forgot about attacking the Knights of Merit here, and thought about capturing Xavier and Evan. Xavier and Evan are indeed a great threat, but they either consume too much magic or are injured. In comparison, the Knights of Merit, who had just won a battle with the Snow King, were more threatening.

Although Wolfer panicked because of his nervousness, he didn't forget to find a way to deal with Glori. He didn't move, he let his nervousness creep in, and how reasonable it all seemed to be—without frowning, without stopping the trance that had occurred with nervousness.

Even, Wofer pulled a Susan and told her to take a step back with him, as far away from Glori's sword as possible.

Realizing that Wooder had only taken a step back, Glori didn't pay much attention to it, as the sword was still on Wooder's right shoulder. Therefore, he decided to try again, trying to resolve this crisis by persuasion, even if there was a bad guy standing in front of him.

"Why are you so stubborn, Worver, and what profit do you want? Silver will push you to the point where you can't get anywhere. Glori persuaded.

Perhaps, Glori should swing his sword and cut through the mess quickly, but he couldn't. How could he have mercy on Wufer? A hint of friendship was the reason for this.

"Wolfer, whatever you have done before, we are all disciples of Mr. Mayne. If you let Susan and the Knights of Merit go, I can say a good word for you and let you leave through the main entrance. For this battle, you took the City of Miracles with the Knights of Merit, which was supposed to be celebrated. Glori persuaded again.

Unexpectedly, another person who had been trying to get rid of Glori appeared. He is Hausman, the head of the Snow King's Order. He had also come from the east, and had just finished fortifying the eastern wall.

"Woofer Child, I thought it was someone coming, it turned out to be the blue star. Haussmann saluted Wolfer first.

A defeated soldier may not be a mortal threat, but to Glori's surprise, Hausman has a way to disperse the fog. Glori saw Hausman put down his left hand holding his right chest, and saw him wave his raised right hand to make the Snow Knights to spin their swords in the east.

While Haussman was preparing for the next sentence, the view was out of the way. Therefore, Glori could only frown, and because of this, he also looked around to see if he could have someone who could come in handy.

What about Walker? Glori looked west and saw Walker half-lying under Martin's sword. So, what about Zoe, who is surrounded by Legionnaires of Revival with the Knights of Merit. Wait, why didn't you see Xavier and the injured Evan?

Glori continued his search with his peripheral vision, and then he saw Guy, who pushed Xavier and Evan out of the hole. Immediately, Xavier and Evan fell under the sword of the Snow King's Knight.

Before Glori could lose his mind, Hausman said the next sentence.

"My lord, I've already arranged it. If Mayne rushes back here, he'll have to go back with his tail between his legs!"

Hausman said deliberately loudly. He wanted to make Glori in front of him listen carefully - meaning that even the Divine Knight Mayne couldn't break through the defenses here, let alone the Meritorious Knights and Blue Stars who were in deep trouble.

Hausman's words made Glori frown, which made Wooder quite happy. Moreover, Haussmann came to quell the chaos just now. Both the Knights of Merit and others have been brought together again.

"Look, everything is in my hands now, have you thought about it?" Wolfer contentedly shoved Susan to Hausman's men, and took a big step back, away from Glori's sword. Then, he patted the dust off his right shoulder, gritted his teeth, and vowed to make Glori pay for his actions.

"Pull the guy who jumped on the horse over here!" Wolfer snorted at Glori, gesturing at the statue of the Divine Knight. "Glori, you can't miss what's next. He explained.

Later, Wolfer saw Martin glaring at Walker and accosted a sentence.

"Martin, let's let the sword warm the blood first? You must be in a hurry, the people of the Rune Church must have been tormenting for a long time before you made your eyes look like this. ”

With that, Wooder deliberately walked in front of Glori, telling him that no one could stop him from doing so. A commoner has to bow his head in front of the powerful! He decided to dispose of the Meritorious Knights and Glori's friends one by one, and let the blood spill all over the square, right in front of the statue of the first Divine Knight!

At first, Glori was able to keep his composure, but in the face of what was happening, he was already a little panicked: he could have relied on the fog to make a mess and then save people. Now, how did it become like this? What happened to the fog? How did it gradually dissipate with a little magic?

Originally, Glori didn't care about the fog, but now he could only hope for it to return because of the loss of time. "Is it luck, isn't it going to end like this if the fog doesn't return?" he paused, reprimanding himself for missing an opportunity because he was concerned about his fellow students.

Thinking about it a lot, Glori closed his eyes lightly. He asked inwardly, "Lord Bard, how can I help your Knights? I missed a great opportunity out of a moment of pity! Could it be that Wofher just said that it was to stall for time?"

Glori pondered for another moment, then saw the haystack beneath his feet. He kicked the haystack away, then swung his sword. In just a moment, Glori set the flying mustard on fire. And the haystack that was kicked away flew to Wolfer.

This scene shocked Wooder, because he didn't expect Glori to do it at such a time. He took a few steps back and almost fell into the spring. As soon as he stood firm, Glori's sword was delivered. He was sweating profusely from Martin's intervention, and then saw that Glori had broken the rope that bound Walker's hands.

At that time, Glori first ran to Wuver, who was dodging the flames, feint and hand the sword, then slammed on the ground, turned and swung the sword, and completed the above thing.

Immediately afterward, Glori sent a wave of swords to the knights surrounding Xavier and Evan.

Then the wind howled. Because of the intrusion of magic, the knights lost the magic that had just dispelled the fog. So, the fog came down again.

In a moment, Glori unleashed another storm of dragon's teeth, hitting the spring, which blew the spring away, obscuring the faces of the knights who wanted to come forward to besiege him.

At the spur of the moment, Glori stepped forward, grabbed Wooder's shoulder with his left hand, and yanked him to his side. He pulled Wolfer out of front of the fountain and delivered a blow with the weight of his sword—a blow that nearly knocked Wolfer unconscious, but Glori was still in control.

"You can't move!" Glori put his sword around Wolfer's neck and ordered, "Now, you must tell all your men to lay down their weapons and make way for us to open the way to the West Gate!"

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