Chapter 1052: Chapter 323: The Pinnacle of Taron’s Machinery Technology (Vote for Monthly Ticket)_4 Chapter 1052: Chapter 323: The Pinnacle of Taron’s Machinery Technology (Vote for Monthly Ticket)_4 A gust of wind blew by, and Leonard Churchill saw the shared vision of Shadow darken again.
The Shadow had been killed once more.
But it had achieved its effect as a decoy.
Leonard Churchill and his two companions continued to lie in place, still daring not to move.
Since they had not been discovered at such a close distance just now, it was even harder to be found now.
It seed they had fooled them.
But since Shadow was only killed outside two corridors, he was also unsure whether the machinery assassin had left.
….
A few minutes later.
Leonard Churchill and his two companions were still lying in the sa place.
They also did not know how long they had to lie there.
But for the mont, there was no better plan than to play dead.
The ideal scenario would be for the three Titan chs to kill all those people from the Southern Continent and then return to the palace to continue their guard duty.
Only then would Leonard Churchill and his companions have a chance to find a way out of the labyrinth again.
However, things did not go as wished.
Leonard Churchill and his companions could dodge, but the Southern Continent group could not.
It was not that the group had not thought of Leonard Churchill’s Feign Death Skill.
But they were in the sa situation as Governor Miller in the Grand Cetery Labyrinth, with too many people becoming a liability.
If anyone could not feign death perfectly, they would attract attention.
Leonard Churchill knew those fellows had no choice but would think of seeking them out.
Leonard Churchill did not count on them not coming; he could only pray they were killed by the chanical Titans before finding them.
Unfortunately, they were not.
The corridor was originally dead silent.
But then, the sound of urgent footsteps suddenly broke out.
Leonard Churchill heard the footsteps that were already very close and imdiately knew sothing was wrong. He rolled over and got up, “Elder, let’s go quickly!”
Elder Clinton and Colin, lying beside him, also imdiately flipped up from under the ice while complaining, “Damn it, why did those guys have to co this way!”
But the enemies arrived faster than expected.
They did not co running.
They ca through the wall.
A Space Rift suddenly appeared on the corridor, and several disheveled figures tumbled out.
When Leonard Churchill saw them, if it wasn’t Prince Salo and his n, then who else could it be?
Previously, there were nearly a hundred of them.
Now there were only a re five people left.
…
Prince Salo and his n had been chased to a point of panic and confusion.
Without “human GPS” Elder Clinton or Leonard Churchill’s familiarity with the labyrinth, they fled in a panicked and random manner, still unable to shake the chanical Titans’ pursuit.
Several tis they even ended up trapped in dead ends.
Luckily, they had a few Space Shuttle Cards to spare their lives.
This allowed them to survive until now.
Just as they tumbled out from the Space Rift, Prince Salo and his n were at first overjoyed.
But then their brows furrowed one after another.
They had thought Leonard Churchill and his companions had a secret way to leave the Underground Palace, but upon seeing the ice on the ground, they also instantly understood everything.
Had these three guys deceived those chanical creatures using the Feign Death Skill?
The five from Salo had varying expressions, their minds churning with thoughts.
Leonard Churchill also had not expected to et in such a manner.
Both parties stared at each other, neither daring to make a move.
Now, perhaps the only living people in the entire Underground Palace were these eight, and fighting here would surely trigger the targeting of the nearby three chanical Titans.
Moreover, the sound of the approaching Warrior chanical Titan’s tal friction could already be heard by their ears.
The atmosphere beca suprely tense in an instant.
The five from Salo were already startled, even less daring to make any movent.
Seeing that the others had no intention of attacking, Leonard Churchill sneered coldly and simply lay straight back on the ground.
Elder Clinton and Colin, seeing this, followed suit.
Upon seeing this, the five from Salo had stiff expressions, but as the sound of machinery grew nearer, they no longer hesitated and lay down as well.
Previously, they hadn’t dared to try this approach lightly, but now that they saw these three n had apparently tried it, they thought it would be no problem for them as well.
This was also their only hope for survival.
In the vast corridors of the Underground Palace, a cold aura drifted, and an eerie silence prevailed.
Leonard Churchill and the seven others lay dead in a manner that was awkward but in silent agreent.
….
And just as they played dead, at another location, in the palace where the ‘Mad King’ Auduin was buried.
A young man wearing a crown slowly climbed the steps and sneered, “Coveting Augustus’s Ancestral Tomb, they’d better have the luck to live and leave…”
This man was none other than New King Arthur of Orlan.
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