"There are many factions within the Dragon's Eye, such as the air force is all in the hands of the Blue Dragon General Oscar, the Kitlanders have built a lot of anti-air batteries on the position, and there is a powerful Heroic Army hidden under the Heroic Tower ready to go into battle at any time, Oscar is mostly unwilling to risk destroying the railroad that seems to have little strategic value. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 info" Andrea whispered to Tamara.

Although she didn't have much hope, Andrea did her part and conveyed the latest movements of the Kitlanders to Oscar.

Oscar's unsurprising refusal to send in the air force to sabotage the double-track railroad being built by the enemy also seems to have a good reason: if we engage in battle over the enemy, our wounded soldiers will inevitably be captured or even killed, which is a completely unnecessary loss. In the end, Andrea only reluctantly agreed to send a small half-dragon air force to the enemy camp to reconnoitre, and indeed found signs of danger before making the next move.

Tamara was very dissatisfied with Oscar's perfunctory attitude, if he flew to the height of the enemy's position to take a look, it would be considered reconnaissance, Oscar did not have to waste time, and he could see more clearly with "detection" or a crystal ball, and the efficiency was higher than that of sending the air force to investigate.

"Oscar understands all the truths you said, he just can't get in the way of being pretentious, so that even if something really goes wrong in the future, there is a reason to shirk responsibility." Andrea has long been accustomed to the uncooperative attitude of the half-dragon family.

"It's all burning eyebrows and still intriguing, I really don't know what to say about you." Tamara's infighting with the Dragon's Eye is simply unbearable.

"The biggest drawback of the 'Dragon's Eye' is that there are too many factions, each general has his own people, many times it is not that he can't see the overall situation clearly, but out of selfishness, he always thinks about preserving his cronies first and letting others shed blood and sacrifice, because we all know in our hearts that once we lose the support of our cronies, they will soon be swallowed up, and the generals who have lost power will also be replaced." Andrea sighed, and then said to Tamara, "Not long ago, Yakov suffered a defeat in the battle against the Kolas Corps and suffered heavy losses, and those four half-dragon generals were afraid that I would take the opportunity to seize power, and now they are all thinking about how to preserve their own power and how to take risks. ”

Tamara stopped talking, vaguely feeling that the rout of the "Dragon's Eye" was imminent. At the same time, her mentality has changed subtly, and she used to want to minimize the loss of the Dragon's Eye ally, but now she would rather they suffer a defeat and remember this painful lesson, lest they still have this bad atmosphere of disobedience and infighting after moving to the Twilight Valley.

……

While Tamara and Andrea are focusing on the frontline railroad project, the legendary Blood Spiritist Theodosius, dressed as a Traveler, is sketching on a towering mountain.

The top of the 10,000-yard mountain was covered with a thick layer of snow, and the howling cold wind was as sharp as a knife, and ordinary people could not climb this precipitous place, let alone stay on the top of the mountain for a long time in such a harsh climate.

Wearing a white cloak to cover his iconic bloody clothes, Saiodosi's glacial snow blends in, holding a sketchboard in his left hand and a charcoal pen in his right hand, looking at the city in the distance against the wind. The charcoal rustles against the canvas, and the outline of Kitland City emerges from the end of his brush, becoming more and more vivid as the lines are drawn.

At this moment, Theodosius suddenly stopped painting and looked up at the night sky. His deep, sharp gaze pierced through the night and the clouds, and he saw a silver-gray airship about fifty feet long coming from the north, quietly skimming the sky.

Theodosi's brow furrowed slightly, his face became extremely grim, and the brush in his hand did not stop, and the blank space above the canvas drew an airship in equal proportions.

The airship arrived over Kitland City, fired a light signal downward, and after a few rhythmic flashes, it seemed to make contact with the ground crew, and quickly lowered its altitude and landed. The locks of Kitland City were like translucent light shields, engulfing the airship the moment it touched it, blocking out Theodosius' magical vision.

"It's kind of interesting." Theodosius smiled slightly, and his body suddenly turned into a bloody light and disappeared out of thin air.

At the same time, at the foot of the snow-capped mountain, a white bear was snoring leisurely in the cave, and suddenly sat up with a shock, a strange red light flashed in the depths of its eyes, and the next moment the sluggish giant beast returned to normal, raised the bear's claws and touched its belly blankly, just now it seemed that something had penetrated its body, and before it could react, it drilled out again, but there was no visible wound on the body, which made it feel very confused.

In the bridge hall of the Tartarus, Tamara was observing the crystal ball as always, and her focused demeanor was like a beautiful little witch.

"Miss, it's time for dinner." Amphisa walked into the hall with a plate in her hand, and suddenly stopped and froze before she could finish speaking, her delicate face twitched slightly, and her eyes flashed with a dark red luster, looking weird and terrifying.

Sensing that the atmosphere was unusual, Tamara turned back to look at Amphisa, raised her dark slender eyebrows, and said unhappily, "Isn't it good to use teleportation directly?" Why do you have to get into other people's bodies, this kind of behavior is especially rude to girls. ”

Amphisa's stiff body seemed to be splitting, and Theodosi's figure silently separated from her.

"The 'Upanishads Blood Escape' can help me save a spell slot, as far as politeness matters...... I'm sorry, but if you had a man in your room, I wouldn't have chosen Amfisa as a stopover. The Blood Spirit Master took the plate from the stunned Amphisa and handed it to Tamara.

Tamara snorted coldly, his face sank and ignored his courtesy, and turned to Amphisa and said, "The next time you enter my room, remember to call Stepan or Gennady." ”

"Okay, okay, Miss."

"There you go."

Amphisa hurriedly retreated, and hurriedly returned to his room to check his body, and was relieved to make sure that he had not been hurt in any way.

In the hall, Tamar's fingers stretched toward the teacup paused and instead picked up a stack of white cloth on a plate.

"Uncle Theodosi, I hope this isn't my napkin."

Tamara opened the square scarf and couldn't help but raise her eyebrows when she saw the charcoal outline.

"What is this?"

"It looks like a new airship."

"It's the new battleship of the Kitlanders?"

"It's too small to say that this is a battleship, and it's useless to have only one, it's more like a transport ship." Theodosius speculated.

Tamara carefully folded the canvas and decided to tell Andrea the news as soon as possible, though she didn't know what the airship that had quietly appeared over Kitland would bring to the impending war.