"Lord Allen, King King's Empire will always be your home."

"Thank you for your hospitality, and I will be back."

The surface entrance to the dungeon, in front of which is a man-made giant peak, which is more than a thousand meters high, blocking the sunlight and keeping the entrance to the dungeon in shadow.

King Kinlema burst into tears, and the king and Alan shook hands, the last time they shook hands.

The people of the empire specially climbed the thousand-meter spiral staircase half a day in advance, walked to the entrance of the dungeon and lined up in two rows, saluted, and sang the classic ballads of the Kinlema Empire.

Two mangrove trees stood at the doorway, their roots digging into the earth, densely packed.

The roots at the bottom wriggle in advance in the ground, loosening the soil and dragging the mangroves on the ground to move.

Half a month later, Alan returned to the gate of the ruins again.

At this time, it was six and a half months after Allen entered the dungeon, and the volcano had not yet erupted, so he had to wait for the volcano to erupt before he could complete the task.

Why go back to the ruins gate early?

That's because after the eruption, the gate of the ruins happened to be one of the disaster areas, and he couldn't wait until the volcano erupted in the dungeon to go home, he had to return to the door before the eruption.

The orcs set up tents in front of the gates of the ruins passage to kill time, and occasionally sent people to the nearby city-states to inquire about the news and see if there were any diehards who insisted on not evacuating.

A few days later, the soldiers returned.

"Your Majesty, the cities near the royal capital have been emptied, and only the people in the remote areas are still holding on to their places." The soldiers used local carrier pigeons to send messages and found out the situation in the whole country in just a few days.

Alan didn't say anything after hearing this, and lay quietly on the ground looking at the sky, the sky was pure and immaculate, enjoying the last peace.

Although the dungeon of Jinlema can still expand the population, the cost of living and operating has increased, and the orcs no longer ask for information and rest on the grass.

Seventh month.

The ground shook, the leaves in the forest rustled, and the birds in the forest fluttered and fluttered into the sky, subconsciously flying south.

When the orcs heard the sound of the earthquake, their faces changed slightly, and they stood up suddenly, packed their backpacks, and quickly assembled into a small square within thirty seconds.

"All assembled!"

"Count the number of people!"

The two orders went down, and the soldiers stood in a dozen rows, counting from left to right.

Eren ordered them to retreat inside the passage, and he himself stood one step outside the entrance of the passage, physically in the land of the dungeon.

The stones beneath his feet, the blades of grass shook at a speed visible to the naked eye, and after a minute they stopped shaking.

Alan waited for another half a day, and a beam of material ejected from the volcano flew into the sky.

It dragged a long black tail of smoke with a red glow on its head, and after slicing some distance, it smashed into the forest, hitting the ground, shattering countless trees and projecting dirt into the sky.

A strong wind blows in the forest, blowing debris in all directions.

There was a rock bombardment, a second, a third, and then countless black smoke streaked across the sky.

After another half an hour, a dense gray wall of smoke appeared on the horizon, infinitely high in height, extending from the ground to the atmosphere, and the left and right lengths were endless, and the boundaries could not be seen.

Everywhere it passed, a thick layer of volcanic ash was attached, casting a dark color over the earth.

At this time, Alan heard the system's prompt tone.

Bite.

"The mission to rescue 100,000 people is complete."

"The quest rewards an orc talent awakening pod, which has been issued to your pocket."

Alan took a step back and returned to the ground of the ruins' passage, and a violent storm from the outside world blew through the doorway, obviously blowing violently, but no wind blew into the ruins' passage.

Alan reached into his pocket and felt a black capsule, which he examined with identification, and the identification was as follows:

[(Ancient) Orc Talent Awakening Pod: It can make orcs awaken their own talents, regardless of age.]

The Awakening Pod was born in ancient times and has been used to this day, from a fallen orc civilization.

It has non-decomposable properties.

Cooldown: 24 hours

(This item is in an encapsulated state, you need a 10m*10m flat place awakening pod)]

……

Alan left Replica 3 for a total of 25 days, and the people from the other quests haven't even returned.

Back in Tomorrow City, Alan immediately drew a piece of land, pinched the capsule flat, and threw it forward, and the space capsule continued to deform and expand on the way to flight.

The orc soldier stared at the capsule transformation with his eyes, and sighed that the gods were amazing.

The talent awakening capsule landed, and the main body was a horizontal cabin, which didn't look like high-tech, but like an ancient bronze coffin.

The surface of the Awakening Pod was overgrown with vines, and the green vines circled around the coffin, and in just a few seconds, it produced a dark blue flower, which bloomed, releasing bits of fluorescence.

The fluorescent glows flew in the air as if they were alive, and flew towards the orc awakened ones around them, flying around them, as if sensing something.

"Your Majesty, I seem to be able to hear it." Tom exclaimed.

Tom held out his hand, and the green glowing dot hovered over his fingertips, and the two were communicating.

A small point of light also flew beside Allen, and the small point of light flew around, making a subtle sound.

The sound was very slight and passed into Allen's brain, and it didn't need to be interpreted by him, and the brain automatically understood its meaning.

"You don't have what it takes to wake up." It seemed to be a soft voice in his head.

The small dot of light flew away, flew to the vine plant of the awakening pod, and returned to the flower bone.

"Tom, what do you hear?"

"It says I've awakened and don't need to be awakened." Tom felt a little lost in his heart.

Tom didn't know what he was regretting, maybe he wanted a second awakening, but the elf said no.

"Hmm...... Tom, you go to the hospital, find a few couples who have just given birth, and convince each other to come over with the baby and awaken to the talent. Alan commanded, turning his head.

Tom has lived in the Kinlema empire for six months, and naturally knows how terrifying it is to awaken from infancy, and when the news is announced, many families will rush to fight for the awakening spot.

"Guaranteed to complete the mission!" Tom grabbed a few companions and excitedly drove to the First Hospital of Tomorrow City.