In the shadows, Aldrich looked at the dozen tents in front of him, and then at several teammates in the dark, and moved forward cautiously.

A curtain that covers their bodies can help them stay undetected by DTPH and two-headed vulture people for a while. This was a necessary protection for the orders they had received --- to scout the situation in the vicinity of the castle.

Although nothing like this has been done before... But Mr. Arnold went on to do something else, and Mr. Allen gave himself such an order, and he could only do his best to do it.

If Mr. Allen had not given the order to stay away from the battlefield some time ago. Maybe the scouts can come over before the tents are erected and find out exactly what is going on---- the wolves that can attack from a distance are really dangerous, but with the curtain there, there is no need to retreat that far.

Of course, this can only be taken to heart, and if he really said this to Mr. Allen, he would be very annoyed.

The other party (which cannot be called an enemy at this time, although after the decision of the reconnaissance, it is likely that the next attack will be launched) is basically one or two people left outside each tent.

It was supposed to be for reconnaissance, and once they found another herd of beasts coming in the distance, they would enter the tent and use the communication tools inside to notify the large army in the castle. In these tents, there may also be weapons that can be used to put up a brief resistance.

In the distance, the fire on the castle shone brightly. Those from the DTPH team were huddled around, shouting out something.

Is it a celebration of victory? Indeed, it is also worth rejoicing to be able to defeat this group of wolves easily. And judging by the practice of building outposts outside, these people did not relax and did not let their guard down.

"Are we going to do something to them next?" Beside him, Collier asked in a low voice, with some concern in his tone.

Aldrich glanced at the newcomer to the team, who had only three scenes. "The order we received was to infiltrate and investigate, don't ask too much."

That's right. Qualified members, when they receive orders, have to follow the order and ask so much what to do?

Before, when I was hiding in the curtain, there were many people who were thinking and talking nonsense. One moment he said 'we should unite with the opposite team and attack these beasts together', and the next I said 'don't unite, when these people can't stand it, attack those beasts from behind.' When the time comes, these people will listen to us.'"

Arnold never gave the order, and the team did not act. So, after the other party's castle was built, some people showed dissatisfied looks, and their tones were a little weird.

Aldridge was quite disdainful of these people.

As deputy head of the delegation and as president of the Council, Mr. Arnold has never made mistakes in his orders and has always led everyone to victory. But a little bit badly, and these people start talking gibberish?

What qualifications do you have? It's just a newcomer!

The veteran members know what to do. No need to think about it, no need to ask. Mr. Arnold naturally thought everything through and made the most appropriate arrangements that best served the interests of the team.

Sometimes, at first glance, the benefits are not enough. But as time goes on, it will naturally become clear that Mr. Arnold's approach is the one that will make the team get the most benefits.

Cranky, useless.

If Mr. Arnold says he wants to attack the people in this castle, then it must be necessary. Even if there is a so-called 'spirit' on the other side, it doesn't matter.

It's powerful, but it's just a prop. Mr. Arnold must have had a way to deal with it before he gave such an order. Maybe we can destroy the spirit, or take it away.

"Be careful! There are signs of life ahead! ”

Ahead, another newcomer, Goodall's voice rang out.

What a bluff, all the fuss. What about living beings? Everyone has made a good disguise, and they will not be discovered!

The number of people who came was a small team, about a dozen. The first two of them were seen by Aldrich before. Kendeyu, the head of the Pasta team, and an official of DTPH, named Telter or something.

Did Kendeillo betray the Council and join the DTPH side? Although he used to be a man on the chariot side, but...

"Be careful." Collier's voice rang out not far away. "There's something strange about this tent."

Indeed it is. The DTPH officer stood there and watched as Kendeillo pointed to the ground, Kendeillo's expression was not good, but he walked over anyway and put something on the ground.

Then, a tent appeared there. After a few moments, the officer pointed to the two men in the group, and as he spoke, the two men got into the tent.

As they got inside, Aldrich recognized one of them as the Two-Headed Vulture. This team...

"I scanned the tent and didn't see it as a scout."

Beside him, Collier said. Aldrich looked at him and nodded.

Maybe it's not open, maybe it's because the people stationed in the tent have that function, not the tent itself. In any case, it needs to be clarified what it does.

The team in front of them then left. As they walked, they pointed to the ground, as if to confirm where the tent would be placed next.

"It looks like their camp. Shall we take here? Get the two people inside back? ”

The person who made this suggestion was a member of the Sibia team, Varier. Aldrich looked at him dissatisfied, trying to speak, but in the end he was silent.

We're here to investigate! Don't you understand? Investigation! Find out what's going on here! Catch someone and go back to what to do! Alert the enemy? Laying out a stronger defense?

Or do you want to call the shots for Mr. Arnold! Start a war with the other side in advance? Even Alan and Henderman might not dare to do this.

Aldrich thought about it for a moment, and was about to speak, when someone else made a voice from the side. "Someone going missing while the post was being built only made them more vigilant. At this stage, this is not the right thing to do. ”

It's the officer next to Henderman, Gard.

Hearing this, Varier was silent, as if he had given up on his thoughts. Aldrich glanced at Gard and was silent.

This person always has a straight face. It's as if someone owes him a lot of money. Aldridge didn't like him, and knew that the other party probably didn't like him either.

I can stop them without you saying it--- just mention the enemy's ranks not far away, and that Sibian fool will naturally give up his actions, why do you talk so much?

With this in mind, Aldrich glanced at Gard. The other party happened to be looking at him too.

That gaze can't be said to be friendly. Hendermman's lobster soldiers, who often fought on the front line, were often hostile to people like himself who worked in the rear, but they didn't know that their lives were often in their own hands?

Forget it, it's not appropriate to bother with him at such a time. Aldrich looked away, and then casually saw something glowing on the ground not far away.