The Legend of Fatality

After waking up, Bai En was still sitting in the shooting chair of the organ gun, and found that an engineer was cleaning the deck around him. He yawned, stretched, stood up, and decided to go to breakfast. When he stood up, he noticed that there was a small group of warriors riding horses directly under them. They were obviously flying in the same direction as the airship.

"Are they following us" he asked subconsciously, even though he knew it was a stupid question. As he watched, the black knights had fallen far behind the fast-moving airship.

"No," the dwarf engineer who was cleaning replied, "but something must have happened. All morning, we were traversing the war group moving in the same direction. It was as if they knew where we were going and were Intercept us the same. "

"This is impossible," said Bai En. Judging from the speed and altitude of the airship, it is impossible for someone to guess where they are going, and it is impossible for someone to actually intercept them, but he is not sure in his heart. a little. After all, who knows what the power of evil gods can do.

When Brian simply ate breakfast and came to the command deck, he heard someone talking about what he had seen before.

"The situation is getting worse," Warwick said as he continued to point the telescope out of the command deck window. "Hundreds more. Now, there seem to be more people in front of us than people behind."

Bai En walked to the window with a frown, and was forced to agree with Warwick's words; those under the airship could see clearly even with the naked eye.

Then they spent the whole day passing over hordes of beasts, followers of dark power and other evil and weird things. The farther they go, the more frequent the sightings. All the followers of the dark forces rushed in the direction of the airship. It's as if a secret assembly signal has been sent and an army is being called.

"I don't like this thing at all," Bai En said. "Do they really know what we are doing? Are they waiting for us?"

"I don't think this is possible," said the old dwarf Borek impatiently. He collapsed on a leather chair and sat there, rubbing his beard pensively with the fingers of a large, rough hand. "They can't know our arrival. There are no traitors on our ship. Before we set off, no one can know our plan. Even if they know, they can't send messages faster than we travel.

The old dwarf sounded as if he was trying to convince himself. Bai En effortlessly found a loophole in his argument. Eisenheim Schneider knew their goals, as did Ivan Petronovich Mogorova and many of his followers. Considering that Eisenheim-Schneider guessed it by himself, he then asked the dwarf to prove it. Bai En believes that there are definitely a few smart people in this world.

As for other aspects, magic can transmit information even faster than airships. To put it more simply, perhaps among the followers of the dark forces who have the ability to predict, they can foresee the future. Bai En found that turning things to its dark side was so quick and easy, which sometimes shocked him.

"We assume they are related to us," Borrek continued. "There is also no evidence to prove this. Perhaps they have their own reasons for gathering on this road."

"What would it be?" Bai En could not help but sarcastically.

"I don't know, but I believe that if this is the case, we will know it soon."

As the airship continued to fly, the battle group below became larger because many smaller evil admirers gathered to form a larger force. In some teams, as many as a dozen flags can be seen waving in the wind.

And those grotesque creatures become more and more common in the creatures below. Bai En saw strange warriors, half men and half women, with huge crab claws. They rode on bipeds with long, protruding tongues. When he observed from a high altitude with a telescope, the demonic cavalry caught up with a scattered set of distortions. Their dirty mounts stick out their long, sticky tongues, grab their prey, and like some jungle lizards catch flies, roll them into the claws of their masters or mistresses.

Also has some weird, brightly colored animals, whose exaggerated face seems to emerge directly from the middle of the body, jumping in the bright desert. They waved towards the passing airship as if to greet a long-lost loved one, and then clenched their bodies tightly, rolling in a fiendish, mad laugh.

Why Bai Enneng is called the junction of **** and reality here, the creatures here can't be simply classified on the surface, those with human bodies, but also with huge crab claws should probably be classified as aberrants, But each of them is so similar, but more like a single species.

And those weird and strange animals, some really seem to come out of hell, and they ca n’t see any similarities with other creatures in the world, but others, it seems that the most primitive Normal form.

At this time, a strong black knight rides a group of hounds across the rock. His animals have huge crowns of reptiles, and their skin glows bright metallic red. Sometimes, Bai En feels like he is watching a scene dragged out of a madman ’s nightmare, but he still ca n’t help but want to see it.

In front of them, a row of hills appeared in the desert. When they approached, Bane discovered that the foothills were just the pioneers of a large group of high peaks that were as high as any mountain peak in the world's Ridge Mountains. But these hills shone with unnatural colors. And for the first time, Bai En saw plant-like things in the waste soil.

The hillside is covered with strange-shaped slime forest. Each huge mushroom is as tall as the tallest tree, and its crown is large enough to accommodate a small village. Each plant is a slightly different morbid color-yellow for jaundice, white for bones, and green for disgust-every plant goes straight to the sky, as if fighting with companions for every light and every inch .

Some fungi have multiple caps, and each cap has a central stem. A stinky mucus wrapped the trunk of the fungus tree and kept dropping onto the ground below. All this implies something unnatural and evil ~ www.NovelMTL.com ~ a life that should not exist in any sensible world.

There was a huge fungus tree that fell down-or was deliberately felled-and horns and aberrations crawled on it like ants on decaying logs. They ate the rotten flesh of the fallen giant tree and drank its slime. As soon as they ate, they started yelling and screaming at each other, making a mess, as if the dead thing contained some strange, intoxicating medicine.

Under the watchful eye of Bai En, the mountains rose up from the ground and became more and more clean without the unnatural vegetation. Instead, more ruins became clearly visible. He found some small fortresses, which were built with large stones piled up. These elaborate castles have steel and brass nailed to the walls.

Is like a palace carved out of rock. This makes no sense at all. But Bain also noticed that there were skeletons and unburied corpses in every building, or the gallows with dead horns hanging. The hillside was filled with the smell of burning and death. Obviously, there have been many battles in this area, but now it is empty and completely abandoned. As they continued to fly, the reason was obvious.

The soldiers drove through mountains and mountains in droves, flowing like turbulent rivers to the road in the valley, and joined the torrent of evil admirers traveling on the dusty road. They were riding horses, they were limping, they were moving forward, they were crawling, they were jumping, they were falling, but they were all moving-they all had a goal. There is no doubt that all the evil admirers are now moving in their own direction-the distant mountains.