The light of Evener's fire grew brighter and brighter, and the light of the hornbell in Aunilla's hand began to flicker and fade, becoming unstable. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

I knew that the little devil must be like an arrow now, and wanted to return to the city as soon as possible, so I untied the rope in his hand. The little devil rubbed his wrist and silently began to run in the direction of Evenerge, not in the mood to put obstacles in our way, it seems that his mood is far more urgent than we thought.

The two of us followed him all the way in the direction of the town, and the closer we got to Evenger, the more we could feel the shaking of the ground, and it seemed that Evengeri might be in a worse situation than Dodro.

I saw a flock of huge black birds flying in the direction of Evenger overhead, and the cries of those birds were terrible, and their eyes were shining green, and the mere sound of them made people feel creepy. The shaking of the earth caused a thin layer of dust to rise on the ground. And the creatures that were rushing towards Evenerg gradually became clear in their vision. They have a variety of shapes, most of them have a high-pitched voice, and their body color is mostly dull or extremely pale, and it seems that they should be a species that does not often see sunlight. And the little devil seemed to be very familiar with this situation, and the expression on his face was very calm, just taking care of his own hurry, and running all the way.

We followed him for about an hour, and at last we came to the bottom of the walls of Evenerge, which were partially crippled, and the whole city was visible through the ruined walls. The black walls were stacked on top of each other, and countless square houses were crammed together: the roads were narrow and difficult, and it seemed to me that the environment was harsh, and it was not a good place to live.

The little devil seems to have been running somewhere from the beginning, and he wanted to run down the alley. I knew that if I let him escape, I might never be able to find him again, so I found the right time to catch him.

The little devil's expression changed a little at this time, his face showed murderous intent, if it weren't for his inadequacy, he might have pounced on me directly.

"Let go of me!" The little devil yelled at me.

I picked him up: "Take me to where the rand is." ”

"Let go of me!"

"I'm going to find him now!"

"Let go of me!"

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Onilla saw that it was impossible for the two of us to be in such a stalemate, and was about to say something, but the wall around us collapsed at this moment, and the black stones fell like a torrential rain, and came straight at us.

I subconsciously let go of the hand that was holding the little devil, and pulled Oniela into my arms. I escorted her to the bottom of the wall, so that the stones did not fall on her as much as possible. The rockfall lasted about three to five minutes before it stopped.

Although her face looked calm, I noticed that Aonira's hands were shaking violently, and I knew that the falling rocks just now still scared her a little, so I asked her to stand up straight and calm down a little.

The little devil had already disappeared from the chaos just now, and the surrounding environment gradually began to become quiet. The low-level demons and dark creatures that had been fighting around them gradually dispersed somehow, and the sound of the wind could be heard in my ears.

I felt that the atmosphere around me was a little strange, so I calmed down and leaned down on the ground to investigate the situation around me. I felt a faint tremor from the ground, small but unusually deep. It was a familiar feeling, and I carefully recalled what it was like, and suddenly I realized that something was coming, and that feeling of tinnitus returned.

I felt dizzy, and that sense of familiarity became clearer and clearer, and with it came depression. I glanced at Onilla, and suddenly remembered that when I met that tentacle monster in the outer forest, it was also such an oppressive and suffocating feeling, right......

I was startled, my breathing became rapid, and before I could explain anything, I grabbed Aonira's hand and ran across the walls into the alleys of the city. Aoneira was really shocked, but she immediately adjusted her mood and ran with me.

After about three or five minutes, a huge black shadow struck Evener City, sweeping away a large area of buildings at once. The flying rocks scurried around, causing another round of impact, and the knocked down houses smashed to the ground and crushed many creatures. The walls of the city of Evener are five or six times higher than those of the Dodero, and the building materials are also harder rock, and the terrain is particularly complex as the city gets closer to the center, with a hillside shape. In such a situation, the black shadow crashed into the city wall, and the city wall was scattered in an instant, and the destructive power was even greater than that of the monster in the outer forest.

Aonila and I were dodging the flying rocks in the narrow alley, and I took the opportunity to peek into the dark shadow through the dilapidated house, and I saw his face clearly.

It was a huge monster, similar in size to the one in the outer forest, and if it stood upright, it would be about the same height as the highest cross wall in the city, estimated to be more than 100 meters. Its body is round, resembling a moving fireball at first glance, and a closer look reveals that its skin is chapped and covered with disgusting hair. Its eyes emitted a faint red light, and its fangs were arranged in rows, very thick and neat, and the foul-smelling saliva from the mouth of the blood basin flowed down to the ground from time to time, and it looked extremely disgusting.

I felt like my heart was beating faster.

What's going on?

Why are there such giant monsters of unknown origin everywhere now? What the hell happened to the continent of Meglil?

Recalling what happened in the woods still makes me feel palpitations; If the monster in front of him has the same destructive power as the monster in the outer forest, then Evener City is estimated to be in danger.

The monster was large and round, but it moved quite quickly. It moved swiftly in the direction of the cross wall, and many of the demons on the ground were crushed by it. Soon the monster rushed to the bottom of the cross wall and began to ram against the wall, but the cross wall was made of hard black rock, and it did not move for a moment. I looked back and saw that the dark creatures of all shapes, strange and strange, and pitch black and white, were all coming in the direction of the cross wall, as if they were being guided by something, which was really not normal. Why do they all target the Cross Wall?

I remembered that Wu Yao had said that the low-ranking demons had no ability to think, and only acted on instinct, so what about these dark creatures? Are they acting of their own volition? Or is it driven by some force?

I stole my head to the side again to observe the situation outside. With a significant number of demons pouring into Dordro, it was difficult for the remaining demons in Evenerg to resist the menacing army of Darkland creatures. Although the demon's physique is very large, the number of the Dark Ground Legion is obviously much larger, and it can even be said that there are many that are a bit abnormal, and their appearance is really not too common except for the same color. Although it seems that the two are evenly matched for the time being, with that giant monster as the helper of the dark creatures, the result is still obvious. What puzzled me was that the giant monster was actually significantly closer to the demon clan in appearance, so why would it help the creatures of the Darklands? And the scene in front of me made me feel that something was wrong.

Although Oneura and I are hiding on the corner of the street right now and there is no one to disturb us, it is unlikely that none of the demons and dark creatures that pass by us from time to time are biting at each other have not noticed us. So why didn't they react at all when they saw us? Even though the medicine given by the black ones can hide the aura on our bodies, and we wear dark cloaks, they should be able to tell that we are human by their appearance.

I looked down at the question as a slender demon bit the neck of the creature in front of us, its head rolling on the ground, pale but not bleeding.

I could tell from O'Nila's expression that she was uncomfortable with such a scene, so I helped her put on the hat on her cloak and told her not to think about it.

I could feel the rancid smell coming from the air, what seemed to be the smell of the head that had just fallen to the ground.

I looked down at the head and saw that it looked familiar. Although the color and texture have changed, it is vaguely obvious that it was originally a horse. But now the whole color of the head in front of him was extremely pale, and although the eyes were open, the sockets were dull and empty. I had a bad feeling in my mind, thinking of the rancid smell I had just smelled, that the horse was probably dead for a long time.

I looked up at the dark creatures again, made a closer look, and in a few moments understood what they were made of. Some of them are dark creatures that have life like us, and they are characterized by their large and small bodies, and their skin is either dull or pale, and rarely bright. From the outside, they are not as tyrannical as demons, but they all faintly exude a dead and sad temperament, and it is easy to feel depressed when you see them; The other part is the horse-headed death force just now. They have different forms and are supposed to belong to various races in life, but after death, they are all pale, without eyeballs, and their eye sockets are as hollow as night, and they exude the smell of death and the peculiar stench of corpses. It is clear that these dead forces are being manipulated by someone. It is clear that the Death Force is coming for some specific target, otherwise it would not have seen us and would not have reacted.

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