Did such a Fourth Level Dawn Wizard just die like that?
Actually, there was a bit of coincidence involved here. Elvin was in the process of casting a Fire Elent Dawn Killing Move, which required a longer casting ti, and he never anticipated the attack would co from beneath the tal ground.
In the end, he over-relied on the combat strength of the two Heavy Knights under his command. In reality, they didn’t even manage to block the opponent for a mont, leaving him no ti to evade!
This led to the current situation, which was almost a near-instant kill.
At this mont, the grinding, unpleasant sound of twisting giant tal plates began to emanate from below.
Amidst the tal gap that was cut open, a humongous tallic dinosaur skull, glowing with a dazzling red light, pushed its way out from the dense tal layers below.
The sheer size of this tallic head alone was comparable to a steam locomotive.
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Zetaya.
anwhile, the Empire Delegation’s last stop in the Federation, a half-day inspection in Zetaya, successfully concluded.
Led by Vice Speaker Bertrand, the Federation’s reception staff were bidding farewell to ’Red Queen’ nia, Rein, and Reginald at the Zetaya airship docking point.
"Thank you, Vice Chairman, for your ticulous arrangents and warm hospitality during this period," nia said with a smile.
"It’s my honor, Prince nia. I look forward to our next eting," Bertrand replied with a slight bow.
However, just as Bertrand uttered this last sentence and nia began to turn and board the airship, an Attendant, with a grave expression, suddenly approached Bertrand and whispered two sentences.
Although Bertrand only nodded and said nothing, Rein could sense that the other person slightly swayed, and the smile on his face instantly beca rigid.
Obviously, sothing significant must have happened.
Once nia, Rein, and the other Empire Delegation mbers fully boarded the airship, Bertrand’s face imdiately darkened as he tersely ordered the Attendant behind him:
"Imdiately notify Congressman Nelson and General Randall to convene for a eting!"
"By the way, check if Haleem has left. If he hasn’t, notify him to participate as well."
The beautiful female congressman, Trena, hearing Bertrand’s words, couldn’t help but furrow her brows and lightly inquire, "Vice Chairman, what happened?"
Bertrand gestured for the nearby attendants and officials to leave, then sighed and said:
"Congresswoman Trena, just now, during the exploration of the Floating City Ruins led by the Military Departnt, Crown Elvin died on the spot, Sword Saint Guiterrez returned to the camp severely injured and could not be saved, and at present, only Crown Garrett and a few others have survived."
"What!" Trena exclaid, covering her mouth in shock.
It’s been a long, long ti since the Federation suffered the loss of two Epic-level powerhouses simultaneously.
...
Half an hour later, a high-level secret eting was held in the special conference room of the Zetaya administrative hall.
After the situation was reported, a pin-drop silence enveloped the scene!
After a while, Trena was the first to speak: "I am deeply shocked and saddened to hear of the sacrifice of the two Crowns!"
"But what I want to know is, why was the Military Departnt’s exploration operation conducted so quickly after our last eting, taking action the very next day? General Randall, may I ask if the operation had undergone thorough investigation and preparation?"
"The three Federation strongn have extensive combat experience, and in addition, before officially entering the Floating City Ruins, they reviewed Lord Haleem’s report, so although entering on the second day was a bit fast, I don’t think there was a problem."
"However, given what happened, we have reason to believe that Lord Rein from the Empire may have done sothing on the minus two level." General Randall’s expression was as cold as ice as he spoke.
The death of two Federation Epic-level strongn with military backgrounds is an extrely significant loss for the military faction.
He had not anticipated the occurrence of such a situation at all.
"This is impossible!"
Seated at the end of the table, Haleem couldn’t help but speak out.
In this high-level eting, by right, he shouldn’t freely express his opinions given his rank, but he just couldn’t hold back.
"Lord Rein had clearly pointed out not to enter the prison recklessly. I also ntioned this in the report, and it was specifically emphasized..."
At this mont, Nelson knocked his pipe, interrupting Haleem’s speech, squinting his eyes as he said:
"That’s the cleverness of that Lord Rein. He intentionally reminded us of this point because he knew our Federation strongn would inevitably explore voluntarily later, so he reverse-engineered a trap for us to walk into."
"I completely disagree!" a mature female voice rang out.
"Then, Lord Nelson, according to what you’re saying, if Lord Rein hadn’t reminded us, would it have been considered deliberate concealnt?"
"In that case, isn’t it unreasonable to criticize Lord Rein regardless of whether he reminds us or not?"
Trena’s words rendered Nelson at a montary loss for what to say.
"Evidently, it’s the Military Departnt’s rashness that led to this situation, and to bla it on soone’s goodwill reminder is simply shaless," Haleem stood up angrily and said.
"In the eyes of those biased, everything they see is prejudice!"
"Gentlen, please excuse , I must leave now to return to Antuol to prepare for my advancent. Farewell!" Haleem imdiately turned to leave.
General Randall’s face turned livid, intending to chastise Haleem, but upon hearing Haleem’s final words ’preparation for advancent’, he opened his mouth to speak but ultimately stayed silent.
Among those present, apart from Bertrand who found out two days ago, the others showed astonishnt at the departing Director of the Federation chanical Research Institute.
No force or faction wishes to offend an imminently advancing Dawn Wizard.
Especially when the person is a renowned leading scientific researcher in the Federation.
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