The chaotic bells and screaming sirens echoed in the city.

Sarah knew exactly what this meant.

Soul-Eating Night.

Miss Doom did not take the upcoming storm seriously. She stood in the empty pickpocket square, behind her was the bounty list she used to make a fortune, provoking the shadow of death alone.

Pickpocket Square is an open area composed of shed roofs. The sheds float on the sea, crowded together, and as the waves rise and fall. The eaves intertwined, as if whispering to each other.

Outside the water square, everything you see is messy driftwood, and the frost on it forms fine patterns.

The frozen wind passed through the mixed ruins, bringing sobs and screams from afar. There were masts between the remaining buildings, with braziers hanging on them, and a pile of queen grass simmering inside, wisps of blue smoke radiating.

Through the gaps in the shed, some strange shadows reflected in the pool, sparkling and wavy.

This was a very prosperous market in the past.

People set up stalls at the side of the ships that connect. Meat dealers, wine dealers, pirates, bounty hunters and perverted homeless people flocked here from all over the world.

The sobbing sea breeze rushes into the face with the evil spirit's hunger and the biting cold.

The mist began to condense into frost on the wood.

The abandoned bow looked like frozen tears shed on his face.

Fog and shadows gather together.

She raised her hand and stroked the ornament that Oloy gave her at Byrne's funeral. The coral feels warm, and Oloy said that the ornament can guide the way forward when Sarah is lost.

Although she didn't really believe what it represents, it was undoubtedly a beautiful gadget.

The sound of footsteps approached, and she put down her hand and put away the ornament.

"Are we just waiting here?"

The first mate Lei Wen brought a group of her most capable men, about 30 people. They were fully armed and waiting at the entrances of the square, holding smoothbore guns, revolvers, clanging earth-made fragmented bombs and scimitars. There were many types of weapons, as if they had just robbed a museum.

How could one of Bilgewater's biggest forces be just a little bit of people? Most of them gave in in the face of the threat of death, and only a few people dared to face the black fog.

“It’s clear to see this almost anywhere in Bilgewater, and that’s exactly what I hope.”

She was going to attract the wandering power of the undead here, try to preserve the vitality of the city, and also let those rat women who only know how to hide at home and civilians who are unblocked. She had enough courage to rule the city and was not inferior to Planck at all.

Sarah turned around and looked at her subordinates with some "primitive" weapons, frowned, then kicked the heavy box away, grabbed a Vishra spurt gun from it, opened the bolt and threw it to Raven.

Hex only has a few technological weapons, and only a few subordinates with outstanding abilities can receive the same treatment as Lei Wen.

"Although Hex Technology is helping, it's too much to rely on these few muskets to fight against Black Mist head-on."

Lei Wen has experienced many soul-eating nights, and he and even the terror of the undead. This terror is not only reflected in frontal battles, but also some things hidden in the darkness that cannot be traced. Unconsciously, they will unknowingly snatch the souls of living people and be unpredictable.

Hex Technology can't defend against such things.

"It's okay, Gana will protect us all, and those hidden evil spirits cannot be approached at all." The blue bird talisman was strapped into a necklace by Sarah, hanging around her neck, hanging on her chest, and it was emitting a glimmer of fireflies at this moment, and the cold air could not be approached at all.

In this way, the Blue Bird Talisman is indeed much more useful than the Naga Capolos decoration, at least it has been working.

"Captain, do you believe this too?" Lei Wen was a little surprised. Sarah in his impression was skeptical about this nothingness.

Just said that Raven wanted to help Sarah with gunpowder before, and when Sarah heard that he was going to mix Queen's Grass in the black gunpowder, she immediately told him to get out.

Miss Doom pulled out her two guns from the back waist hood.

"I used to believe only this, but after seeing it with my own eyes, I began to believe in Gana."

“What did you see?”

"Prepare for the fight, you'll know right away."

Raven mumbled and scattered with everyone. Miss Doom watched them walk to the center of the square, exposed to the clearings without any cover.

The black fog surged, like a huge wave slamming into the town.

The black torrent left and flooded everyone. They were separated by fog, their vision was blocked, and they began to fight each other.

"Why haven't Gana taken action yet? What are you waiting for?" A trace of doubt flashed through Miss Doom's heart.

Sarah took a deep breath and searched for the proof of Gana's existence.

"Stay on the ground!"

She shouted angrily, trying to make it possible to hear the entire square and even the entire residential area.

They stood above the square, unswervingly, following the slaughtering dock and dock market, the pickpocket square at their feet was the last line of defense in front of Bilgewater's portal.

If this place is also broken through, then black fog will drive in and directly flood the entire residential area.

Something was rolling deep in the black fog, causing the fog to tremble like cramps.

A skull with a ghostly fire poked out of the darkness, with hollow eye sockets and sharp teeth. Its jaw was stretched to a point where no joint could do it, so big that it could plug a cannon and a mournful hissing sound came out of its throat.

Miss Doom's bullet poured out and all penetrated into the skeleton's eye socket. With a reluctance to scream, the skeleton dissipated.

She shook off the pistol bullet cabin and was extremely neatly filled with bullets.

Suddenly, everything was silent.

The black fog exploded violently, and countless undead squealed into the square.

"Let's fire!" Lei Wen ordered his men to take action.

The trigger pulled, and the blazing blue flame immediately ignited the black fog.

He held up the Vishra musket and fired a large-scale shot. The burned undead retreated one after another. His sharp screams tear the eardrums of the living, but Lei Wen felt extremely pleasant.

Yes, they are fighting against the black fog and causing pain and destruction to these undeads. What a feat!

This was something they didn't dare to think about before the war began.

The undead burned the flames soaring into the sky and fell into the black fog. When the wind blew, they dissipated into the sparks in the sky and were wiped out.

The first wave of offensive was easily repelled, and the excited roars of men came from the square one after another.

The smile on the corner of Sarah's mouth was astonished as the musket of the musket and the overflowing white smoke in Lei Wen's hand were frozen. As a gunsmith, how could she not know that this was caused by overheating of the gun chamber.

She knew that the current advantage was only temporary.

ps: I got a stomachache today and lay down all day long. I was lei and did not update on time.

Feel sorry!
Chapter completed!