Necromancers are frantically stationing troops in the apocalypse

"What's the name?" Glenda and Bernie also flew over.

"Wu Qin!"

"It's a little strange, but it fits the naming style of your place." Glenda read it twice, and then said, "Next time there is a good topic, your daughter will be adapted into it."

"Then you, the great author, should be merciful and write a better character." Wu Heng said with a smile.

The protagonist of a book is also the basis of future fame.

Glenda has this idea, which is also good for the child.

"Okay." Glenda also nodded in agreement.

There were footsteps at the door.

The ghosts disappeared, and Xiao Xiao stopped teasing the baby and disappeared.

Then, the door opened, and Wen Mansha walked in with the housekeeper.

She looked at the child with a smile on her face, gently picked him up, and said, "It's time to go to bed."

Then, she handed the child to the housekeeper and took him out of the room.

Wen Mansha continued, "The parents of those children have been found. Two of them were taken away by their father and have not returned yet. They should have died in the hands of the witch. The remaining two were said to have been stolen. The children were sent back, and people will be arranged to follow up and investigate carefully later."

"It's very efficient." Wu Heng said.

"Intelligence work is our strong point, and this kind of thing is easy to investigate." Wen Mansha finished speaking, sat down aside, and then said, "In the morning, the messenger of the eldest prince of the Yeke Kingdom came."

"What did he come for?" Wu Heng asked curiously.

"He wants Rentam City to join the Yeke Kingdom, and promised that I will still be the city lord. There are some verbal promises of resource support later. Another thing is that he said that tens of thousands of troops were arranged on the border, and he hinted that if you disagree, he will directly attack and take this place." Wen Mansha's tone gradually became serious.

Wu Heng's brows frowned.

This Yeke Kingdom really has set its sights on this place.

The last time I came back, the enemy I killed was related to the Yeke Kingdom, and I haven't given up yet.

He couldn't handle the affairs in his own territory, and he always wanted to drag this side into the water.

After thinking for a while, he asked, "Do you know where that person is?"

"He lives in the Wind Grass Tavern, called 'Robien', a man about 50 years old, tall and thin, wearing a warlock's uniform." Wen Mansha recalled and gave a general description of his appearance, and added, "Don't kill him first. There are many such messengers, and it's hard to kill them all. It will also affect the reputation of Rentam City."

Wu Heng looked sideways, and the invisible ghost flew out directly.

Then, Wen Mansha talked about the situation in the city.

This kind of thing also happens frequently, and it is also a test within the Kingdom of Yeke, and the solicitation of some sects and forces.

Owning a city, such things are difficult to avoid.

Wen Mansha is also a little used to it.

Moreover, no one of the skeleton troops in the city has been able to really threaten Rentam City.

After chatting for a while, Wen Mansha went downstairs again to deal with things.

Only Wu Heng was left upstairs, sitting in the study, flipping through the city's accounts.

...

After a while, the ghost returned from outside.

Seeing that there was no one in the room.

Glenda said: "We found that person. He was drinking with someone in the tavern. From the conversation, it was indeed the prince's man. He also sent out the things he talked to Wen Mansha in the form of a letter."

Benny added on the side, "After they finished their meal, I followed the other person. He has a residence in the city, but from the clothes, he looks a bit like a mercenary."

Xiao Xiao nodded on the side.

"Are there any troops near the city?"

"No? If there are troops, we can see them at a glance." Glenda said.

The effect of spiritual vision can see the level of light columns.

The army presents dense light columns, which can be easily detected.

"It should be no problem." Wu Heng nodded.

Glenda thought for a while, "Do you need help to kill him? Just pretend to commit suicide."

"No, he is not a threat to the city. If he dies, something may happen. Then let Wen Mansha arrange someone to keep an eye on him." Wu Heng said.

The threat to Rentam City is still the army mentioned by the other party.

Killing him won't change anything.

"You have the final say." Grenda nodded.

He sat in the study for a while.

There was a call for dinner downstairs, and Wu Heng went downstairs to eat.

...

Wu Heng's fifth day in Rentam City.

In the past few days, the time spent in the zombie world has also been reduced a lot. Usually, he accompanies Wen Mansha and her daughter, and arranges ghosts to keep an eye on the situation in the city.

Except for the last time, when the messenger mentioned the news that the army gathered at the border, there was no news about the army.

Wu Heng also took the ghost train to the border.

The atmosphere in the city was quite serious, and there was no mention of tens of thousands of troops.

It was more like Wen Mansha rejected the other party's proposal and came up with a temporary excuse to increase her momentum.

"Master, the Shaman of Eskar is here." The housekeeper went upstairs and said softly.

"I'll go down now." Wu Heng put away his things and went out and went downstairs.

When he walked to the lobby on the first floor, he saw a somewhat old orc shaman standing in front of an oil painting, looking up at it.

Hearing footsteps, he turned around and smiled on his wrinkled face, "Deputy Deacon Wu Heng."

"Mr. Eskar, long time no see."

"Not too long."

"Please sit down!" Wu Heng gestured.

The orc sat down opposite him, and the maid brought tea and cakes.

"What's wrong with Eskar here?" Wu Heng asked directly.

The orc has a straightforward personality and said straight to the point: "I heard that a messenger came from the Kingdom of Yeko, saying that Luntam City will be divided into the territory of the Kingdom of Yeko."

"That's what happened." Wu Heng nodded to confirm.

The orc's eyes widened a bit, and then he asked: "What did you and Lord Wen Mansha think about it?"

Wu Heng pondered for a moment and said, "Of course we don't believe what they say."

The orc picked up the water cup and took a sip. His huge fangs made the water cup seem much smaller.

He put down the water glass again and said: "In the past few days, several tribes have met with me and expressed their recognition of Luntam City and their respect for Lord Wenmansha. If there is really a danger, the orc tribe will show their respect to Luntam City." Provide support.”

Wu Heng looked surprised and then said, "How many tribes are there in total?"

The news about Yeke Kingdom was released by Wu Heng.

Compared to his own side, the people who are least willing to let Luntam City join the Kingdom of Yeko are definitely the orcs in the city.

In a city, half of the orcs depend on this place for survival.

Several tribes, including the Maoliu Tribe and the Black Stone Tribe, all rely on this city.

Join the Kingdom of Yeko and become a subsidiary city of humans.

The orcs will face unbearable losses.

This is also true after the news is released.

The orc shaman came directly.

"There are currently five tribes. In terms of numbers, there can be thousands of people." The old orc said directly.

Wu Heng thought for a moment and said: "Wen Mansha and I have the same opinion. We trust the orc brothers even more. During this time in the city, the orcs have also been provided with many positions and conveniences."

"I know this, and that's why we are willing to help Luntam City." The old orc said seriously.

Wu Heng said: "Yeke Kingdom's plan may not be implemented when it will be implemented. It may also instigate our relationship in advance, or defeat them one by one. The orcs must be particularly careful about this."

"We will."

Wu Heng continued, "Actually, Luntam City and the orc tribe can be closer."

The old orc narrowed his eyes slightly, "What do you mean?"

"I also came up with it on the spur of the moment. You can hear it first if it's feasible."

The old orc nodded.

Wu Heng continued, "Why don't we establish a Luntam Alliance? Whether it is fighting against foreign enemies, material transactions, or other cooperation in the future, if we unite, things will become easier."