"Where is the elf princess?" Hill asked.

"The magical array in the royal capital only determines the evil camp. If they can come in, they are neutral anyway." Adrian said with certainty, "But they all have followers and never enter the city."

Hill nodded, which means that the overall elven camp has not slipped towards evil. Naturally, they just no longer pay attention to this race.

He turned around and looked at the rainbow field outside. It was so beautiful.

Hill decided to let him go elsewhere, but he wanted the puppets to take care of the colorful rainbow here and keep it going.

Alice returned to Hill's arms, and Merkel also sat over.

"Hill, maybe cats and leopards won't go out." Merkel said sheepishly, "They won't leave me and Alice. If other kinds of monsters go out too much, the valley will belong to us.

Got off."

"It doesn't matter." Hill laughed, "You won't be my enemy, haven't you all sworn an oath? When the undead come in, you have to trouble Merkel to watch!"

"When you made us swear an oath, we were only not allowed to harm people in the valley, excluding those who entered temporarily." Merkel asked doubtfully, "What if there are monsters that want to harm the undead?"

"Good words can't persuade a fool who wants to die." Hill said slowly, "If you still hurt humans casually in my territory, I won't care if you are killed. But if the undead take action first, Merck

You can kill him too."

Merkel nodded with satisfaction: "No problem."

"I will ask Liszt to follow, and the defensive array in the valley will not be shut down." Hill sighed, "I have no other choice. Many Warcraft may go crazy if they are shut down like this. I can only

Let’s try it first and then talk about it.”

"The number of undead is increasing." Adrian said, "Last time I heard someone mention it, someone asked His Majesty the King how many people they could come. His Majesty the King only replied that it was already 80 million, and later on

Maybe there will be so many more.”
Chapter completed!