Mount & Blade: Wind of War

Human emotions are limited by their own bodies and cannot be extreme.

This is true for anger, joy, sadness, fear, or any other emotions.

Whenever you fall into extreme emotions, the body will secrete corresponding substances to reconcile and dissolve them. If you allow the emotions to run rampant and swallow up the body, it may even lead to death.

The soul is different. After losing the restrictions of the body, the soul can easily fall into some extreme emotions, and even sink into it forever and cannot be freed.

Therefore, the moment the drow wizard was broken through by Arantil, she was dead, because Arantil believed more in reading the memory by himself than believing in her words.

Because the drow wizard was killed instantly in the emotions of fear and betrayal, her soul was in an extreme emotional state, and this kind of soul was like being defenseless in front of Arantil.

The gray-robed wizard grabbed the soul entangled by the green fire with one hand, placed it on his forehead, and "read" it:

Scenes after scenes, a large amount of information poured into his mind. Reading souls is also a matter that consumes a lot of mind for a powerful spellcaster, but Arantil coldly eliminated a lot of messy memories and focused his attention on recent events.

Mistress, demon general, plan, ambition... vaguely aware of the intention of the other team, secretly guessing the most likely route for the other party.

The demon general with a gentle temperament and horns on his head followed by a tall guard with heavy armor around him.

Detour, from the northeast, take a detour to reach the Viar Volcano. Although this way requires a long distance, it is relatively safest and has the highest chance of success.

After a moment, the emerald flames dissipated, and Arantil opened his eyes again and said coldly:

"We have been deceived, and this team is meant to be sacrificed."

In the memory of the drow wizard, Arantil read the route that the demon general Nebiros would most likely choose.

After all, as a great wizard who grew up to the legendary level in the dungeon, playing tricks and spies on intelligence has almost become an instinctive habit.

Even if the other party is his "friendly army", he will still subconsciously investigate.

"What about the remaining people?" O'Nila asked this question, arousing the will to survive and constant pleading of the members of the surrounding caravan.

Most of them were just merchants used by the drow to conceal their identities, but they were involved in such a thing.

Even if they were lucky enough to survive the battle just now, they were terrified at this moment, wailing for mercy.

However, Arantil gently raised his hands, and the emerald flames instantly ignited all the people around him, including the few legendary elves who were still alive.

Regardless of whether they are innocent or not, Arantil has the attitude of killing without letting go. If he lets them go, what if some of these people communicate with other high-level demons?

Once the Dark Moon Gem is successfully thrown into the Viar Volcano, all humans on the continent will face a tragic catastrophe.

Although Arantil doesn't care about this, he only cares about not letting the whole world lose balance.

"We need to replenish our combat power. Unfortunately, I am not as good at making zombies as Orson. If Orson takes action, the power of these four legendary elves can be maintained at least 60% to 80%."

Those ordinary merchants were burned to ashes in an instant.

After the green flames burned into their bodies, the four legendary drow elves gradually stood up again with strange twists, but each of them was emitting a cold negative energy aura.

Then, Arantil cast a spell again, and the ashes on the ground became the materials for the spell. A complex magic circle emerged from thin air. After a moment, it seemed that the door to the world of death opened from the magic circle, and a bone dragon that seemed to be made of black crystal slowly crawled out of it:

It first roared silently to the sky, causing the void to vibrate, and then it crawled in front of Arantil, lowered its huge head and let him touch it gently.

"All of you come up, and we will go to Viar Volcano immediately next."

The "all come up" that Arantil meant was limited to legendary strongmen (except Ounira), although this huge bone dragon should be able to carry more than 50 people or even more:

Ghost King Giovanni took Ouni** on the bone dragon, followed by Rhodes, Airen, Cress and others, and the bone dragon flapped its wings and slowly flew up.

"Yannick, everyone should follow you as the leader and head to the vicinity of the Viar volcano as quickly as possible. Let's use the best tavern nearby as the gathering place."

"Yes, Your Excellency the Duke."

When Yannick and the Dark Knights half-knelt to receive the order, the huge bone dragon had already soared into the sky.

In fact, the Prime Material Plane is Arantil's home ground, not the home ground of the Hell Demons or the Drow Elves. As the most powerful necromancer on the continent, Arantil's forces, spies, and admirers are spread all over the continent.

Therefore, no matter how careful and well-planned those demons are, they can easily be detected by Arantil in the Prime Material Plane.

Arantil is like a giant spider. No one knows how many webs he has woven, and no one knows how many webs he owns. The world only knows that any slight fluctuations in the Prime Material Plane can hardly be hidden from this lord.

If you think about it carefully, why can Arantil be so accurate in timing and come to the Lonely Mountain Castle to help Cress become a legend?

This question cannot be thought about in detail, otherwise even if it is Rhode, he will feel that everyone around him is suspicious.

In the eyes of many people, the first magician of the continent is almost the same as the gods walking in the world. There is almost nothing he wants to do but cannot do.

On the back of the huge bone dragon, there are only Arantil, the ghost king Giovanni, the master and apprentice of Ounila, Rhode, Airen, Cress, and the four legendary corpses that were temporarily refined.

Rhode is a little curious about the four legendary corpses, and estimates in his heart how much combat power they can exert before they are born.

"I don't have much research on martial arts. In fact, I just use necromancy to seal the energy in their bodies. When fighting, I will instantly detonate them. For ordinary legendary warriors, it is still quite tricky."

Standing on the skull of the bone dragon, Arantil, who has been silent all the time, suddenly said this.

Rhodes looked around and found that except for himself, everyone else present had no reaction and was doing their own thing.