Survive the Fourth Natural Disaster

After looking at Liszt, Hill decided to be conservative.

"Maybe they are the remnants of the Zhentarim, the group of necromancers who fled in all directions." He shook his head, "This is just my guess, so Laila and the others don't have to completely believe in this judgment."

"Yes, sir."

Liszt went directly to inform Ruth, while Hill quietly looked at the east: Necromancer... Is the target Luskan or Mirabar, who owns a gem mine and two iron mines?

Although the minerals of Luskan are more useful to them.

But when they were at their most powerful, they couldn't deal with the undead. Now that they can't even use spells and rely on their own control over the undead, there's no hope, right?

Hill pondered for a while...slowly he remembered something.

The mine under the Snow Palace does not only have one exit at the top, but also two winding escape passages. .

One leads to the Spine of the World, and the other leads to the cliffs of the coast.

Hill scratched the end of his hair, a little helpless... This was a place related to Ruth's safety. Not to mention these two passages, even some tiny gaps were blocked by Hill.

This doesn't require much effort on his part, the earth will respond to his expectations on its own.

What he really changed was the properties of the soil at the outermost edge of the mine. He changed everything up and down, including the underground, into hard Illujin stone. This kind of rock originally came from the water elemental plane. Its hardness is no worse than obsidian, but its ability to guide magic is different. , it is only hydrophilic and can assist the growth of water or ice mineral veins.

It is very suitable for use in Luskan. If anyone wants to use earth magic to dig in, it will not be that easy.

However, in addition to the ten-meter-thick Illujin Stone, Hill also transformed a rock layer more than 30 meters thick... If he wanted to rely on the undead to dig endlessly, Hill doubted that even if all the orcs were dead, he might not be able to do it.

The most important thing is, what things in the earth can't be hidden from Hill's perception? I guess they felt it as soon as they dug Hill.

But he didn't want to expose his Illujin Stone so early. Hill decided to wait until these guys dug the hole halfway into the rock layer, and then gave the undead a task and asked them to go out and block the door.

Hmm... wouldn't these Bane's followers want to kill the Arcane Brotherhood and occupy Luskan from the beginning?

It won't be a short time before the orcs can trust them so much.

Hill couldn't help but smile. It turned out that he was so unlucky that his opponent instantly changed from the Arcane Brotherhood and a group of pirates who couldn't use spells to the undead.

But this also means that even if Luskan chooses to shrink across the board and not block the Orcs' southward path, they will not be able to survive... After all, there are insiders, and the Zhentarim will always covet Luskan, spies. There were dozens of them sent in, and they were not pirates who would leave at any time. The worst one was a grocery store owner.

And as we all know, if you can open a store in a city with evil alignment that will not be robbed, the person standing behind you will never be lower in status and ability than the sheriff.

But all this is meaningless.

No matter who the spy was, the undead massacre was solved... The reason why Hill knew how many spies there were in the Zhentarim was because the undead were very good at searching for hidden supplies: even one with only one The Bane Church emblem the size of a copper coin can be found by digging three feet into the ground.

Hill looked at the fierce battle below and felt a strange sense of drama.

Those Torilians who were guarding their defensive areas and fighting hard could still see the fierceness of the battle and a sense of passion.

The undead simply fell into a carnival, really cheering while fighting.

They like the enemies who attack them head-on without thinking... They don't even need to think about tactics, they can just use their skills at will.

Hill tilted his head and his eyes suddenly froze... That Toril child who stayed in the undead camp... Edna?

He turned around and looked for a moment. Laila was also on the city wall, sitting in a two-story tower facing the mountains. There was only a short section of 50 meters long wall over there, which was finally allocated to the Luskan garrison. defense zone.

It is indeed incomparable to the 1,000-meter defense zone of the elves, but the elves are standing on the city wall on the port side, the part on the north side of the ice and snow tower.

The ice and snow tower in the middle belongs to the undead... The freezing feeling rising from the soles of the feet cannot be stopped by a two-meter-high stone wall. Only the undead with damaged sensory nerves can stay there for a long time.

The two parts of the ice city on the Mirar River are controlled by the undead, and they basically have ice professions. They can add some code to their own city walls while fighting.

The 500-meter city wall on the other side of the port was assigned to the Aglaia City Guards.

Hill estimated that the time and space artifact was designed to allow the undead to arrest people to break up the fight if they accidentally provoked the Mulan elves.

There are tall arrow towers blocking the defense zone between the undead and elves on the other side of the mountain, making it basically impossible to talk.

As for the temple army, they were all arranged on the other side of the Mirar River. The city wall on that side was more than 500 meters on both sides, which was allocated to the temples of Tire and Helm.

The main ability of the Tapas War Guards is to assist in combat. There were not many people coming, so they were simply arranged on the inside of the city wall over there, waiting to repair weapons and make arrows for the two temple armies.

Although they have been arranged on the side battlefield, the time and space artifact has no intention of letting them support themselves. Behind these four troops are rows of undead female priests...mainly those little lolita types.

No matter they are arrogant elves or tough-tempered paladin, they will not lose their temper easily towards children, especially pretty little girls.

As for the Luskan garrison, which only has a 50-meter defense zone, there is actually an undead family legion standing on the left and right. Although Hill does not recognize them, judging from their posture, they are also the ones who are best at fighting. A small group of priests were also separated to keep an eye on these troublesome NPCs.

It is estimated that the time and space artifact has added NPC protection tasks to them, the kind that pays according to the number.

How should I put it... William is getting better and better at how to make people work honestly. Hill doesn't think that this defense method is designed by a first-class logical space-time artifact.

It seems that Tracier really has nothing to do now, and William is so free!

Hill, who looked around with satisfaction, returned his gaze to the Black Rose defense area... So why is Edna standing there?

She has a very good relationship with the 'Old Sanda King', and Hill has always known about it, but is this relationship good enough for her to risk her life and stay in a war zone?

Laila couldn't care less... Hill suddenly remembered... Laila herself was the kind of crazy girl who ran away from home at a young age and went out on adventures.

Edna's behavior was not considered rebellious in this woman's eyes.

Looking at the little girl holding the standard staff of the undead...the kind that can throw a small fireball every 20 seconds, gritting her teeth and following her friends to smash down the city wall, Hill just wanted to know... If Toril collapses again, will it be his or Corellan's?

Hill quietly stared at Ms. Edna, who had beautiful twin tails and a spinning star on her head. She screamed viciously every time she successfully hit an enemy with a fireball. Her heart was filled with a sense of despair... This must be It has to be Corellon’s!

No...wait a minute, Hill looked at the 'old Sanda King' who was learning from him, how to move to avoid attacks coming from afar, what little tricks he used to see all directions, and even learn how to Sanda. The little girl who was wearing a thick cloth vest under his robe... could this happen again?

Even if AO creates another opportunity for Cyric and Shar, Hill doesn't think there will be any problems in Midnight... By then, she may be wearing crystal armor that does not hinder spellcasting.

The superior god has always just created opportunities, but if he fails to seize it, he will not make it too obvious. The gods do not really let him play around like that, and all calculations can only be kept under the table.

Hill frowned suddenly, he was a little unable to comfort himself.

The girl was following the words of the 'Old Sanda King': "You're a scumbag with half a brain!"

"You can't find a good place to die!"

"I count 3, 2, 1, and then I can throw another fireball! Ah! I hit it!

Hey~ You can’t even hide? "

"Do you know how to count 1, 2, 3? You idiot! Even the beasts can count better than you!"

The sofa that Hill was sitting on turned slightly. He had to pay attention to the affairs of the Temple Army now... Isn't Edna the child of Laila's niece? The identity that deserves more attention is just the bloodline of the predecessor Mystra and the Mage God who doesn't know how many generations later.

He knows nothing else.

Tsk! As long as he thinks that after she returns, if she behaves like this when fighting with other gods... he must make sure that he forgets about it too!

Hill secretly made up his mind to tell Linn to keep this matter in his heart after returning to Aglaia.

The orcs' attack looked ferocious and terrifying. The city walls in all four directions of Luskan were already involved in fierce battles, but for the undead, the intensity was not as intense as the internal siege battles they played themselves.

The weapons of the orcs are too weak. Their real lethality is their huge strength, stench, and bloody murderous intent, but this thing only affects those Toril people.

Relying solely on strength... they couldn't even reach the city wall, and the spells released by the undead were almost endless.

The elves are boundless arrows, while the paladins are partly archers and partly throwing short spears. This mainly depends on whether their main attribute is strength or agility.

The elves actually want to make their own arrows. They feel that only they can make long arrows that are most suitable for them.

However, all attention was quickly attracted by the low price and almost unlimited quantity provided by the undead. No matter how picky you were, you were completely abandoned in front of these two points.

It’s not that big of a difference anyway… right?