Chapter 113 Dungeon Making 1 (1/2)

Chapter 113 Dungeon Making 1

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E of the wolves, sat on the walls of the newly occupied city and looked far away

He looked toward the north, not the west or south that he used to

Meanwhile, Embrio's operation ell

The faion didn't dare to leave on an expedition to the north when their own dungeons were in danger

Although there were some who atte their expedition shortly

nobody knehere Eion had been already occupied by Eo on a faraway expedition when their dungeons were in danger There were several reasons

That hy E those fa thele-roundunexpected happened

The 'reasons' that covered Embrio could be sustained only when the fa, as like 'revenge de for Embrio's ruin

So, those reasons could not be accepted by the to sacrifice themselves to set fire to a forest named Embrio

Most of them were survivors

They were not only children or brothers or relatives of the faions traeon demons

And they attacked the north

They didn't think of retreating They attacked Eeons or front lines at the risk of their lives and succeeded in inflicting considerable daes to Embrio

Of course, Euerrilla battles If they had been such a weak force in the first place, they could not have subdued the northern region Embrio put an end to the turmoil in the north within a relatively short period of tiion

However, it was clear that he had a setback in the plan After all, the time required to end the turmoil was described as 'short' at first, but it proved 'relatively short' In fact, Embrio had to exhaust a considerable amount of tiion, exhausted froht soe demons

That hy Embrio went out of his way In a situation where the supply line linking the north was in jeopardy, he achieved the feat of attacking one of the western cities in an aht

One of the wolves wandering around Eht stood in front of a n Behind his back, as standing with a huge sword as if he were a gatekeeper, a purple ic power close to black rose like a haze

The powerful undead was supposed to radiate the energy of death around it And such energy of death altered the ical power oan to rise a the crowd of corpses Of course, their number was small, and most of the newly produced undead were zombies that were hard to be called undead at best

But they couldn't be ignored at all

The wolf that was staring at Death Knight frowned Hugin, the wisest of the wolves following Eht's action was a sort of an armed demonstration

It was true that the powerful undead radiated the energy of death However, a powerful undead could keep such energy hidden froht didn't try to reinforce his force by increasing the nu off his ability to create the new undead siy of death by himself

And his shoas not directed toward the faion Obviously, it was directed toward Embrio on the wall

But Eht hostility of the surveillant becan to him If the surveillant had sincerely been wary of Embrio, he would have posed an invisible threat instead of such a childish act

Eaze toward the north turned to the east and south this tiion sooner or later

Plauros, the De who could be called the head of the Western Owners' Alliance, was by no means a fool Further expansion of the front was not beneficial to the Western Owners' Alliance It would be possible for thee de eneral situation

Be it a single-round h defense, there was no choice but to ion were too big to continue a war of attrition

That hy Eion would be occupied sooner or later So, he thought of the east and the south, his next target after occupying the western region

The eastern region was still in tur chaos and turmoil that Eion It was the so-called warring states period It would take a considerable tiion to subside

The eastern region ide There were also quite a feerful des If somebody could subdue the period of confusion and unify the state, he could be a strong rival of Embrio himself

However, Eion than the eastern region A as blowing in the southern region The sudden wind began to s everything in the region

It wasn't surprising that the new strong that raised E Agares

In the southern region, there were no houses with strong power like those in the west, and there were not many families like those in the east