PFC Chapter 255 Reinforcements From The Temple World!
Chapter 255 Reinforcements From The Temple World!
A few minutes later, the bloodthirsty demon spirit's derivative plant left the withered demon body.
Of course, Chen Yu couldn't go with them to meet the commander of the demon vanguard.
Just by hearing the name, you could tell that he was a powerful demon.
His bluffing could suppress a Rank Four Demon Boss.
But it might not work against Rank Seven or even higher-level demons.
The one who conquered this world is the "Lord Gula".
He had heard Yuna Sievers say that the Abyss Lord was at least a Rank Eight Golden Boss.
In other words, it was equivalent to a Level 400 or higher Mythical.
Without a doubt, an enemy of this level could easily kill him.
Not to mention a Rank Eight Golden Boss.
Even a Rank Eight ordinary Boss was not something he could handle.
The Primordial Elf was already terrifying with its forbidden spells.
The true forbidden power of a strong individual was unimaginable.
Even a Rank Seven was quite dangerous for Chen Yu at the moment, requiring him to use all his trump cards to contend with it.
Even a slight misstep could lead to disaster.
"Based on the last potential trial, as long as I don't intentionally seek death, I shouldn't encounter enemies that are too powerful."
"For a Rank Two mission, it doesn't make sense to have six Rank Seven enemies."
"This time was a spur of the moment decision, so it doesn't matter if I didn't get detailed information."
"In the future, I can slowly try it out and hopefully deceive some useful things."
After killing the demon, Mo Yunting carried Chen Yu and arrived above the camp of the Fallen Vanguard.
More than ten bloodthirsty demon spirits crazily scattered seeds downwards.
Before long, the entire town descended into chaos.
The fallen ones were constantly howling in self-mutilation to get rid of the parasites.
Due to there being too many fallen ones and too few bloodthirsty demon spirits, most of the fallen ones, although seriously injured, managed to survive.
Chen Yu ordered the bloodthirsty demon spirits to increase their efforts and dispatched hundreds of thorny demon spirits to rampage through the dilapidated town.
After more than half an hour, the town fell silent.
Everywhere were dried-up corpses, with no fresh flesh and blood remaining.
"Let's go in and search, see if there's anything worth taking back." Chen Yu said to Sophia.
"Yes!" Sophia instantly bounced up like a startled rabbit.
"You know how to handle today's events, right?" Chen Yu asked.
Sophia had a talent for public speaking and was skilled at giving reports.
He didn't want to waste his brain cells anymore.
"Commander, rest assured, I will never speak of it! I swear!"
"No matter who you are, no matter what you want to do, I will never betray you!"
Sophia said loudly in fear.
"Do you really think I'm a demon?" Chen Yu asked with a smile.
Sophia vigorously shook her head.
But her expression told Chen Yu that she really did think so.
Then, Sophia said with a complicated expression, "Sir, no matter what you are, I will follow you and never betray you."
"Even if I am a demon?" Chen Yu raised an eyebrow and curiously asked.
"Yes!" Sophia answered seriously.
"Well, I understand." Chen Yu nodded, "But unfortunately, I am not a higher-level demon."
Sophia didn't say anything, but a trace of indiscernible disappointment flashed in her eyes.
Chen Yu was immediately amazed.
Sophia actually believed that he was a higher-level demon, thinking it would be more advantageous for her.
This was simply too interesting!
...
Human Empire frontline camp.
Legion Commander Derek listened to Sophia's report and looked at Chen Yu with an incredulous gaze.
"So, you incited a whole company of fallen soldiers to revolt, and then took advantage of the chaos to wipe them all out?"
"Yes," Chen Yu nodded.
With a simple extrapolation, after Sophia had embellished the story, it became a convoluted but plausible tale.
"You..." The Legion Commander didn't know what to say at this moment.
He even doubted if he had drunk too much at lunch and was now living in a dream.
But the items in front of him told the truth of the story.
The thought processes of the fallen soldiers were different from those of normal people, and it was normal for them to kill each other.
But to use this to eliminate an entire army of fallen soldiers was a bit too far-fetched.
"Phew... Since you have achieved such a feat, you should be rewarded."
After taking a deep breath, Legion Commander Derek replaced Chen Yu's insignia with that of a two-star warrior.
"Your Excellency, Legion Commander, please assign me the next mission," Chen Yu said.
"Uh, wait a moment..."
Legion Commander Derek searched for a while and handed Chen Yu a map.
This map also had a circle drawn on it, but the range was much larger than the previous one.
"Within this range, there seem to be several vanguard forces of fallen soldiers..."
"I understand." Chen Yu took the map and left the camp.
The Legion Commander quickly stood up, reached out his hand, and opened his mouth slightly, as if he wanted to say something.
But before he could say anything, Chen Yu had already walked far away.
In the end, he sat down and fell into contemplation, his eyes revealing endless confusion.
A vanguard force of fallen soldiers, even with the lowest specifications of about two thousand people, had combat power equivalent to at least two medium-sized warrior camps.
In the erosion zone, their combat power was even higher.
And yet, this entire force was wiped out by Commander Salando alone?
This is too unbelievable!
...
Kale City.
As a frontline fortress, Kale City was not completely militarized.
There were still a large number of nobles and civilians in the city.
Before the invasion of the Abyss, Kale City was a prosperous major center city and transportation hub.
Even now, near the frontlines, its prosperity has not diminished.
The streets were bustling with people, and commerce was thriving. The people felt no sense of war's oppression.
Whether they were commoners or nobles, they did not believe that the Abyss demons could breach Kale City.
After all, the Empire had sent its most elite legions to guard the city's safety.
This mentality was also what the high-ranking officials of the Empire hoped to see.
War requires money, and fighting against the Abyss requires even more money.
The reason why the Empire considered Kale City as its final defense line was that the entire Empire was on the verge of collapse due to years of defeat.
If a strategic city like Kale City, which was both a natural fortress and an economic center, were to fall, the Empire would have no chance of turning the tide.
The remaining forces would be unable to mount an effective defense, and the Empire would be unable to bear the expenses of the military.
If the Empire collapsed, the Abyss would fully invade, and doomsday would be imminent.
Outside the city, in the military camp.
Imperial Commander Adolf paced back and forth in his tent, his expression anxious.
Although the Abyss had not launched a large-scale attack during this period, everyone knew that it was just the calm before the storm.
"Report!"
A soldier rushed into the tent.
"Is it news from the capital?"
Adolf hurriedly walked over and helped the messenger up.
"Report, Commander!" The messenger handed a scroll of parchment to Adolf.
"The Emperor has sent a message. The capital has established contact with the Holy See."
"The strongest of the Holy See, Her Highness the Saintess, will personally lead the Templar Knights to come and reinforce us!"