"Is it really snowing?"

"I'm not mistaken, it's really snow!"

"This can't be, how can he snow, it's completely impossible!"

Turning my head, I saw Diana and her party becoming stunned, clutching the falling snow, and I couldn't believe it.

I looked at Diana and said, "Your Highness, how is it, did it surprise you?"

Diana wrapped her clothes tightly, gritted her teeth, and said reluctantly, "I was indeed pleasantly surprised!"

"Hehehehehe, then you can enjoy this heavy snow!"

I strode out of the square and over to Mia's side.

Mia complimented me, "Randy, you're amazing, it's incredible, you've managed to make the snowfall."

Topki smiled and said, "Captain, look at what you have that Diana, look at her iron green appearance, I want to laugh!"

"Hahaha!"

He covered his mouth, but he couldn't help but laugh.

I looked at Diana, and saw that her face was blue with anger, as Topki had said, and then she turned around and walked away with her men.

Crohn grabbed me by the shoulder and said gratefully, "Thank you so much, Lord Randy, for doing the people here a great favor!"

Seeing the residents on the street taking out their pots and pans to catch the snow, I smiled, touched the ring on my right hand, and whispered, "Thank you, Yevia."

The snow was heavy and the air was very cool, and it was supposed to be a hot summer, but everyone had to put on warm cotton clothes.

In the Baron's Court, I sat in the living room and listened carefully to Baron Crohn's pleas.

"Now, the problem of water has been solved for the time being, but the plague outside the city is a headache!"

I asked, "When did this plague begin?"

"It was more than half a year ago, but it's a 'tradition' in our territory." Crohn replied.

"Tradition?" I was very puzzled.

"In my territory, there are some plagues almost every year, most of which are concentrated in the summer, but this time they last much longer than in previous years, and I am afraid that the people here will not survive," Crohn said.

"That's weird!" I touched my chin, thoughtful.

Mia, who was in a wheelchair, said, "I have sent two therapists to check on the situation, and I believe that the results will be available soon, and the right medicine will be prescribed!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a male voice came.

"Oh no, Your Highness Mia, it's a big deal!"

I saw the young therapist, Sein, running in in a panic, bloodstained, unkempt, and looking very embarrassed.

"What's going on, what's going on?" Mia asked.

Sain replied, "Mona and I went out on patrol to find a few sick people to check on their health, but the dead bodies on the ground moved and attacked us, and I managed to escape!"

With that, Diana walked in with someone from outside the door.

"Good Mia, you dare to murder me!"

Mia looked dazed and asked, "Sister, what do you mean by that?"

Diana said angrily, "What do you mean? The people I sent out are missing, who else but you would do that?

You must have done it, and you solved them by shady means!"

Mia shook her head and said, "Sister, if you don't have evidence, don't frame others indiscriminately!"

", you did it!" Diana was sure.

Suddenly, a mutation occurs.

Kneeling on the ground, Sein began to foam at the mouth and convulse.

I saw that his skin was rapidly drying up, and at a speed visible to the naked eye, he became a dried corpse.

This scene frightened the others, and they all retreated, looking surprised.

Sein, who turned into a dry corpse, did not die, but stood up in a strange posture,

There was an unpleasant stench all over his body, and his eyes were white staring at Diana and the others.

"Your Highness be careful!"

Sein pounced on the nearest Diana.

At the critical moment, Wendy stepped forward, flicked his staff, and used a fireball to finish off Sein.

Seon was knocked into the air and engulfed in flames, but he didn't die, but got up and stretched out his hand to the man next to him.

"I'm not dead yet!" I was amazed and shot a bolt of lightning from my palm, blasting his head.

In this way, Sain fell to the ground, motionless, and seemed to be completely dead.

"This ...... What the hell is going on!"

A frightened Diana asked, with beads of sweat the size of a bean on her forehead.

I looked at Crohn and said, "Crohn, is this what you call the plague? This must be a zombie virus!"

"I look like a mummy virus!" The red-haired Wendy's face was heavy, and she said, "If the dead people can get up again like that guy just now, then the consequences can be imagined!"

"I have a sense of foreboding!"

Mia suggested, "Randy, why don't you take some people and go out of the city to have a look, if there is any danger, just go back."...

I nodded and said, "Yes, Your Highness!"

"Wendy, you can also take some people out of the city to have a look, and by the way, get the missing people back for me!" Diana's voice.

I looked at her and sneered, "Why, didn't you just say that it was Her Highness Mia who killed your men, why do you care about the outside now?"

"Hmph, I need you to teach you about this princess, you're just Mia's dog!" Diana snapped angrily.

I gritted my teeth, and although I felt angry and clenched my fists, I didn't continue to argue.

After leaving the Baron's Palace, I took ten junior knights and two superior magicians and left the city of Haka and hurried to the nearby village in a carriage.

The distance was not too far, but it was not too close, and it took me and my men half an hour to reach the village.

This village I know, Grandpa Rodney brought me here when I was a child, very close to my old town.

As soon as I entered the village, I noticed something unusual.

"Quiet!"

"It's so quiet, it's too quiet."

Not even the sound of birdsong, and I haven't seen a single one so far.

"Lord Randy, it's so strange here, why is there no one?"

"yes, Mistress Randy, I think there's something strange here!"

In response to a few questions from my subordinates, I nodded and said, "Yes, it's a bit strange, it's too quiet, everyone should be careful!"

Entering the center of the village, I still didn't see a single living person.

There are rows of dead trees on the road here, and the bark is very rough to the touch and cracked, which is probably caused by a long-term lack of water.

The grass on the ground was withered and lifeless.

I noticed a small church in front of me.

Driven by curiosity, I led someone inside.