After a full ten seconds, Todman came to his senses, and he hurriedly ran out to chase after him, but there was still a strange man in armor.

Returning to the command room alone, Todman prepares to tell the council what happened, but hesitates to pick up the communicator and contacts his old boss first.

It took a few seconds for the communication to connect, and Calus heard the sound of the door closing, who was the other party seeing?

Without much talking, after a brief greeting from Todman, he told Alleghe everything that had happened during the time he received the order, Calus was taken away, and the armor monster appeared, wanting to ask his old boss for his opinion.

Alleghe's voice was as calm as Todman's memory: "The council has basically given up hunting down the armored monsters, you don't have to think too much, you add to your troubles, report what you should report, you will do whatever they tell you to do, and don't do anything else that you don't have to worry about." Brain-wrenching things, let those guys bother themselves. ”

This answer, which said a lot and seemed to say nothing, made Todman think that Allegh was still angry that the Council had given up on the hunt for the armored monsters, so he didn't want to meddle in anything, so he could only smile bitterly and say that he knew.

In fact, he also felt in his heart that there was no point in continuing to consume with the armor monsters, and he couldn't catch them anyway, if the armor monsters said that they wanted to join the world council, I am afraid they would also agree, after all, there are ready-made examples in the council......

After greeting the Governor again, Todman had ended the contact, and he had to report back to the council.

On the other side, after Allegh hung up the phone, his expression was not as relaxed as in the communication, and he made up his mind that it was time for him to speed up the progress. Then he turned and walked into the next room, and smiled at the person sitting in front of him, "Mr. Jix, let's continue talking." ”

......

At the same time that the World Council received news of the Armor Monster's infestation from Todman, Kevin and Mary also learned about Apocalypse's hideout from Bios.

"Are you sure? Is it really him? ”

Bios scratched the wig that made him a little uncomfortable on his forehead, and said in a pompous tone: "You don't think that I worked hard to escape from a semi-blockaded town and come to this barren mountain to joke with you, right?" Although I do hate your stinky face, I have to tell you that my information is thousands~true~thousands~ true! ”

Bios emphasized the accuracy of his information word by word.

Because of the discovery of Boncells, Bios's assessment task is considered to be completed, and he has become an official member of the Apocalypse. Thinking about the perks that were promised when he first joined the Apocalypse, Bios was a little inflated right now.

Kevin didn't bother to dwell on this kind of clown, he thought about more important things.

Bonsels has just been kidnapped, and the Armor Monster immediately appears in the desperate town, which is exactly the same as Kevin's previous conjecture, is there really any connection between the Armor Monster and the Bonsell family?

If that's the case, maybe this could serve as a breakthrough to get in touch with the armor monsters.

......

After leaving the base of the World Council, Wren didn't go far, and after leaving the town, he put away the Allenville armor and walked along the perimeter of the Desperate Meadow to communicate with Oz.

"So there's no danger yet, right?"

Wren didn't know anything about these things, and relied entirely on Oz.

The latter was beside him in the form of a ghost, nodded when he heard this, and then shook his head with a sigh: "If nothing else, this mist-like barrier can function normally even if it is fully impacted by those insects for hundreds of years, it is hard to imagine how much manpower, material and financial resources they spent to build it in the first place." For mortals only, even I have to praise a great masterpiece. ”

Although Oz seemed to be complimenting, Wren could hear the reluctance in his tone. The mighty Kamonk was almost on the verge of defeating the bugs, and only needed a little help. Pity......

Wren also shook his head: "It's just a bit wasteful." ”

Indeed, this barrier is worthy of the name of a masterpiece - if only the range was smaller and not covered by Kamunk.

One person and one ghost tacitly did not talk about these old things again, and continued to walk along the periphery, and walked for more than half an hour before stopping, which was more than two hours' walk from the town, and it was a lowland among the hills.

Wren stopped here to rest for a while, ready to return.

He and Oz had only come to inspect the barrier of the Desperate Meadow today, and the result was reassuring but sad - it should be said that the more relieved they were, the more sad they became.

If nothing else, the insect plague inside the barrier will not be able to harm the outside world for the time being.

If nothing else......

As a businessman, Bonsels felt that Desperate Meadows was also a good tourist attraction.

The blue sky and white clouds of the prairie are calm and quiet, and there is no danger.

As long as you don't get lost.

After a few rounds around the room with his head covered, Bonsels was completely salted and found a place to set up camp. As a rich man, he had a lot of life-saving things on him, and those people were not completely searched after he was kidnapped. In view of the experience of "the sky is the bed" when he came in the last time, he even carried something like a shrinking travel hut with him later.

Life is quite easy.

Sitting in the room like this, reading a book and drinking coffee, like this, he didn't dare to think about it last time. It's just that after calming down, he can't help but think about how to escape, and then think of the armored monster who saved him last time.

"At that time, he said that it was because of Leilin's baby daughter that he came to save me, hmm~"

Bonsels set the book and coffee aside, rubbing his chin, and the more he thought about it now, the more he felt that something was wrong.

At the time, he didn't know the armor weirdos, and when he went out, he mentioned it to Leilin, and his daughter completely denied it, and he disappeared for a few months, and there were a lot of family affairs waiting for him to deal with, so he gradually forgot about it. Even if I think about it occasionally, I don't pay too much attention to it, the more I know about the armor monster, the more I can find that this is an unreliable person, and his speech is completely out of tune, and normal people can't keep up with his train of thought at all.

But now maybe because of the different circumstances, he is in a desperate meadow again, facing the danger of being trapped, and then thinking of what the armor monster said at the beginning, Bonsels can't help but have such a thought in his heart: Maybe the armor monster will come to save him this time?

As he pondered the might connection of the Armored Monsters to their family, he was picking up the coffee on the table when Bonsels caught a sudden glimpse of the coffee in the cup.

He couldn't help but focus his gaze on the past.

“......”

As if in response to his gaze, the surface of the coffee rippled again. This time, before the previous ripples subsided, a larger shaking occurred, and the naked eye alone could notice the slight shaking of the coffee cup.

This situation only means that the ground, or his portable cabin, is shaking.

Bonsels didn't dare to hesitate, and quickly ran out of the room, feeling the ground shake more and more strongly, and he suspected that something huge was approaching this way.

After looking around and around to the back of the hut, he finally saw a slowly moving white dot at the end of the horizon.

The distance is too far, and there are no references on the grassland to judge the size of the white spot, but it must be a behemoth just because it can cause the ground to shake just by being so far away.