The Necromancer is amassing troops like crazy in the apocalypse Chapter 827 - 827 668 Special Cargo2

Chapter 827: Chapter 668, Special Cargo_2 Chapter 827: Chapter 668, Special Cargo_2 He hoped for the demise of Wu Heng and had provided detailed information about Gold and Silver Island.

“Wu Heng, I was also enchanted to co here, to tell the truth, our grudge isn’t that deep. I don’t ask for my release, but provide a eting to capture Mo Fa Te and the others as well,” the Blood Clan mber earnestly said, clinging to the edge of the Array: “It can’t be that only my kin die, while they are fine.”

Wu Heng looked towards Xi Ligui, who said, “I’ve asked everything I wanted, put him away for now.”

Involving Lu An and his disciple, this Ghost couldn’t be killed just yet.

Wu Heng activated his Mana, and the Soul of the Blood Clan mber was slowly pulled into the Demon Soul Pot.

As he gradually vanished, he shouted, “Wu Heng, give a plan. If I die, those disciples will find others….”

Before his words ended, he had been taken into the Demon Soul Pot.

“Let’s go, let’s go out together,” Xi Ligui said.

Wu Heng stored away the Demon Soul Pot and walked outside with several others.

…

Steward’s Office.

Xi Ligui was organizing docunts and said, “Do you think what he said about Mo Fa Te’s matter is true?”

“It should be true; otherwise, he wouldn’t expose the other party at this mont,” Wu Heng replied.

Xi Ligui nodded, “Then I will write to the Association, whether true or false, Mo Fa Te and his group at the Association’s headquarters can’t be let off easily.”

“Write it down, and I will also write a letter to Chief Lilith, explaining the situation here,” he stated.

“Alright!” Xi Ligui began writing the report.

Shi Yali brought over writing paper and envelopes, and Wu Heng started to write a letter.

After finishing, he handed the correspondence to Shi Yali to help mail it at the reception desk.

The matter here had concluded.

Wu Heng stood up, brewed himself a cup of tea, and sat back down on the sofa, curiously asking, “Are heroes that powerful?”

Xi Ligui looked up and inquired, “Why are you asking about heroes all of a sudden?”

“Just curious,” Wu Heng took a sip from his teacup, then continued, “After coming to Gold and Silver Island, I’ve increasingly encountered Level 18 professionals, but I’ve never seen a hero.”

“Heroes are all at the Association’s headquarters, they wouldn’t co here.”

“All at the headquarters, huh?”

“I’m not sure, but tales of heroes are disseminated through promotional materials, I’ve indeed never seen a hero appear outside,” Xi Ligui smiled, “We’re both young, it’s normal not to have seen one.”

Wu Heng nodded, “What about hero advantages?”

Xi Ligui pondered for a mont, then uncertainly comnted, “The world’s top powerhouses, possessing more resources, more rights? Everyone has to listen to them.”

“No, I an, just by reaching Level 20, are they that impressive? It seems like everyone holds heroes in high regard and treats that as the ultimate goal,” Wu Heng said.

That Level 20 signified being among the world’s top powerhouses was known to everyone.

If heroes were rely individuals whose physical attributes had reached a higher level,

Or simply stronger professionals, then modern weapons would still be effective against them.

If a Machine Cannon didn’t work, then missiles, and if missiles failed, then larger-tonnage missiles.

“Of course, heroes are the strongest people in this world,” Xi Ligui declared.

“What makes them strong?”

Xu Ligui’s tone faltered, and hesitatingly she said, “Power, I guess. I don’t know the specifics; I’ll tell you when I beco a hero.”

Wu Heng scratched his face, “Can they achieve immortality?”

“Is immortality that important?”

“If you were Human Race, you’d understand its importance once your bodily functions start to deteriorate after decades,” he replied.

Xi Ligui looked at him and remarked, “Heroes can die too, but they live much longer and have many ways to keep living.”

They can still die, so they are still humans.

They haven’t reached the transcendent level of the Divine Spirits.

Wu Heng didn’t continue to inquire about heroes; Xi Ligui seed sowhat at a loss for answers and was showing signs of annoyance.

He switched to another question, “Can other things beco heroes? Like Skeletons, Ghosts, or can wild beasts reach Level 20?”

“That….” Again, Xi Ligui halted, struggling to respond.

“Then, which races have produced heroes?” Wu Heng changed the question once more.

Xi Ligui organized her thoughts and said, “Put it this way, the main races you see around have heroes or have had heroes, while other intelligent races can be found in the Rare Species Protection Act.”

Wu Heng raised an eyebrow; so that was the origin of the protection act.

Heroes, much like nuclear weapons in the modern world, granted a certain level of discourse in the world to the nations that possessed them.

Countries without them were gradually declining over ti.

“Eh, how co the Blood Clan is also in the protection act?”

“As I told you before, the race was already scarce, plus there was the condition that the Blood Clan couldn’t indiscriminately develop Blood Servants,” she elaborated.

…

Lundham City, Central District.

A grand stone building stood tall, its giant columns supporting the towering do, with a four-ter-high front door and exceptionally large windows.

Two Beastman Skeletons clad in iron swords guarded the entrance, emitting a solemn and respectful aura.

Inside the building, within a spacious room,

Beastman chiefs in various attire and representatives from different tribes already filled the sides of a long wooden table.

They gathered here, looking at each other with cold eyes or whispering taunts.

Still, they restrained themselves, earnestly sitting in their designated places.

After a short wait, rhythmic footsteps were heard from outside.

Lady Wen Mansha, clad in Leather armor, entered flanked by two Skeletons.

All the Beastn imdiately rose to their feet, “Lady Wen Mansha.”

“City Lord.”

“Lord Wen Mansha.”

Wen Mansha revealed a smile, “Please, have a seat, everyone. No need for formalities.”