"This ...... Sure enough, it's the ruins of Guni Hekhara......"

Standing in front of the mysterious giant gate, Fitandila, who was looking up, couldn't help but blurt out.

When I got closer, I found that the whole building was seven or eight meters high, and each stone pillar next to it had to be surrounded by five or six ordinary people to hug it.

At the top of the two-person high main entrance is a lifelike statue of a cobra leaning out half-body. On either side of it, two human-tall skull statues are opening their mouths as if calling for something. In addition, many delicate patterns can be seen on the surrounding walls, adding a bit of artistic beauty to the whole building.

As a descendant of the Arabic people, Fitandila is no stranger to their neighbors, or former rulers.

Geographically, the birthplace of the ancient Nekhkala dynasty, which is now ruled by the Tomb Kings, is to the east of the kingdom of Arabi.

Thousands of years ago, when the Nehekhara dynasty was at its peak, Arabi was a wasteland of a large number of nomadic tribes, all of whom were vassals of Nehekhara, and many of the king's cavalry troops, now the skeleton riders, came from these tribes.

Although Fitandila had never left the Frontier Princedom and Fetanburg since she was born, Matthew had instilled in her a lot of knowledge and history about her bloodline since she was a child, including the glorious past of the Gurnikkara dynasty, so when she came into contact with these undead, she found that the whole undead did not seem to be as simple as she first thought.

They don't show up for no reason, and when they first received the bad news, both Matthew and Fitandila thought that the most likely cause was a necromancer who came from nowhere and found a place in the valley that resembled an ancient battlefield, and then summoned a large number of skeletons with the help of the corpses buried underground.

It's just that due to the urgency of the situation, they don't have time to find more detailed information, and they are afraid that all the caravans in the city will be gone after a few more days.

In order to achieve a quick solution, he also spent a lot of money this time, so for the sake of prudence, he was also ready to bring someone over in person, but Fitandila resolutely disagreed, even the light mage Egrem said that he would follow and protect the city lord closely, and the latter even threatened to kill this guy who insulted the mage's reputation and desecrated the corpse of the deceased with his own hands after finding the necromancer.

However, the young commander still refused to comply, and stubbornly demanded that he replace the city lord, and in the end, Matthew could not help it, so he had to stay in the city, and she and Egrem brought a small number of cavalry over.

The reason why Fitandila insisted so much was because she felt that this trip to explore the valley was too dangerous, and in addition to worrying about the undead, these so-called green mushroom "allies" could not be reassured, in case they had any ghost ideas, they would not be able to run.

Originally, according to her meaning, after coming to the place, she sat on the mountain and watched the tiger fight, watching the green skin and the skeleton dog eat the dog, but she didn't expect that as soon as the battle started, she also left these behind, and only thought about killing the enemy in front of her, forgetting what she said before and retreating.

As a result, the enemy this time was not at all what she thought before, as soon as she engaged in the battle, she found that something was wrong, which was a skeleton summoned by the necromancer, and it could be seen from the highly recognizable headgear and weapons that these were the army of the Tomb King!

Although both are skeleton frames resurrected after death, their combat effectiveness is completely different, and the skeleton warriors are mixed with many Nehekhara warriors who retain the memories of their battles, so Fitandila and her cavalry quickly fall into trouble.

Fortunately, most of the other party's energy was attracted by the positive greenskins, coupled with her own strength, as well as the support of Egrem and the other greenskins, so she was not overwhelmed by the sea of skeletons.

What's more, while these shrimps were fighting bloodily, the Greenskin's main force actually defeated the skeleton army that was much larger than them at a very fast speed, so that these "allies" who were fighting side by side were not completely wiped out.

After the battle, Fitandila, who survived the catastrophe, in addition to regretting that he lost half of his elite fighters because of his impulsiveness, inevitably changed his previous opinion of Greenskin.

These green mushrooms did exactly what they had promised before, and did not retreat half a step because of the strength of the other party, but cleanly dealt with all the enemies, as well as the constructs that appeared afterward.

Those were the ten Ushabits that symbolized Zefer, the "god of death" of Nehekhara!

Fitandila didn't show these complicated emotions, even after killing all the skeletons, she still cared about only one thing, and that was where these undead creatures came from, and it was clear that although the battle was over, the problem was not only not solved, but even more confusing.

Therefore, after resting for a while, she immediately took the remaining subordinates to find the green-skinned boss, but due to the change in mentality, when Egrem made a provocative statement, she felt that this was a little inappropriate, and was about to say something to ease up, but she didn't expect the orc boss on the other side to be unimpressed, and directly agreed to herself.

In a way, it's more enjoyable to deal with these greenskins than to deal with those mercenary businessmen!

………

Standing in front of the majestic mysterious stone gate at this time, Fitandilla's attention returned to the crisis of the territory again, she could already confirm her previous judgment, the undead that appeared this time were not as simple as she imagined, they were not necromancers or more evil vampires at all, but an army that was indeed from Nehekhara, the king of the tombs!

That's not good news!

The deterioration of the current situation made the young city guard commander fall into deep thought, should he go back and tell the city lord first, and think about it in the long run? Or do you want to take advantage of the fact that these green skins are still there, and go in and find out?

While the girl was motionless, the afterglow of the setting sun sprinkled a dazzling layer of gold on the already yellowed white building, and she was no exception standing at the door at this time.

Although her face was covered in dark red blood and gray-black dirt, and her body was covered with slashing marks, in the light of the setting sun, Fitandila was like a work of art that blended the masculinity of a warrior and the femininity of a woman, exuding two completely different kinds of beauty.

Egrim, who was beside her, was also attracted by this beautiful picture, although he had been in Fetenburg for eight or nine years, and he had watched Fitandila grow from a yellow-haired girl to a knight with both beauty and strength, but at this moment he was still impressed by her beauty.