The Ring: Sell Dung Beetles in Junction

Chapter 454 I Want the Sheep Man to Die

In the dungeon of Ensis, the eyes of the Messermo soldiers lit up:
"One person needs to mobilize so many people?"

The guard said, "Here comes the man with a lion's head."

"Divine Beast Warrior!" Messermo's soldiers were ecstatic. "Is there anyone still alive? Damn you, I want to fight too!"

"Then come out." said the guard, turning and leaving.

Messermo's soldier took out a key from the straw mat, opened the iron gate of the prison, and walked out excitedly.

He was not the only one in the prison. Soldiers could be seen opening the prison doors and rushing out one after another, howling as they ran, as if they had seen some peerless beauty.

"No, it all depends on self-discipline when in prison." Patch watched the soldiers leave the prison one after another, and he also rummaged under the straw mat to see if he could find a bunch of keys.

"You don't have a key to this room, so forget it."

A clear voice was heard from outside the prison.

The Twin Moon Knight, Lailana, was standing outside the prison with her hands behind her back. The firelight in the prison cast a shadow on her face.

"There's a war going on outside, won't the general go?" Patch said with a smile.

"There's only one Divine Beast Warrior." Lailana said, "I don't need to take any action."

"So why are you here?" Patch smiled, ready to wait for Lailana to let them out.

As expected, Lailana asked:
"Micaela's power is related to love?"

"Yes, he will definitely help you win the heart of Messermo." Patch has already started to make big promises, although he has no idea what Michaela's power is.

Lailana said, "So, can you make someone forget what they love?"

Patch was stunned. "Forgot? Why do you have such a request? You, the Party A, don't play by the rules."

Lailana's voice was a little cold and hard: "Just tell me if it's okay or not?"

Patch was a little hesitant; he didn't know Michaela well enough.

At this time, Lailana was quite serious, and Patch did not dare to make any boasts.

"Yes." It was Leida who responded to Layla. She sat in the shadow of the corner of the prison, with a few strands of her golden hair hanging down, unable to cover the golden light in her eyes. "For those who are not loved, Lady Michaela will make them forget their pain."

Laelana's serious expression relaxed a little, and her brows softened a little.

Patch looked at Lailana's expression with interest:

"Isn't it... a love rival?"

"No." Lailana's face turned cold again.

"So Messermo was obsessed with his career and rejected you?" Patch guessed.

“Not really,” Lailana said.

Patch rolled his eyes. "So... he only thinks about his mother and doesn't respond to your feelings?"

Laelana's silver-iron armor suddenly vibrated. She took a step back and stared at Patch in the prison:

"how do you know?"

"Yeah, how did you know that?" Tanis was also curious. "Didn't you say you had no interest in this place and didn't investigate it at all?"

Patch's fat spider body fell to the ground, his arms folded across his chest, and he said proudly:
"Men, if you don't already have someone in your heart, or if you don't have an unfinished career, then it can only be because of your mother!"

"Is this what men are like..." Tanis looked a little disgusted.

"That's not the case." Roger waved his hand, "Don't be led astray by his prejudice."

"Wow... Mom, I was abandoned by you... Mom doesn't love us..." Moore, who had been very quiet all the time, suddenly started crying while holding his big shield, looking very helpless and pitiful.

"Huh?" Roger's defense was shattered by Moore's crying. He looked at the other men in the cell, but found that the few men there were all silent.

Roger looked at Feiya in disbelief, then looked at his own hands: "Could it be... true..."

"How can it be true?" Colin couldn't listen any longer and loudly proclaimed his faith, "My loyalty and faith are only for the golden tree!"

"So, D is also like this." Roger thought about it and suddenly felt relieved. "I was wondering, how come all men are like this..."

"Huh? That's not a bad thing." Patch curled his lips and said disdainfully, "People who don't do things for their own desires and ambitions are abnormal, right? People who do what they think is right for the sake of beliefs made up by others are stupid."

"Who are you talking about?" Leida suddenly got angry.

"Whoever is stupid, I'll say it." Patch spread his hands.

A sharp explosion interrupted the noise of several people in the cell.

Laelana grabbed the iron bars with both hands and opened the cell wide, revealing a smiling face with veins all over it:

"Can we talk business first?"

"You say." Patch climbed out through the big hole and called everyone else to come out together. He was not polite at all and acted like a host.

"I don't need Messermo to like me," Lailana said, "but I hope you can help him get rid of it."

Patch hesitated: "You mean, let's kill him?"

"It's a real relief," Lailana said.

"Is there any difference between what I said?" Patch looked back at his teammates for advice.

"It's not a good word," Roger said, to be fair. "I often come into contact with dead people, and it's unlucky."

An Pah also nodded: "When our doctors say we need to help people get relief, that's when we need to pull out the knife."

Lailana also took out her knife and pulled out two swords from her waist: "I will free you too?"

"It's not that we don't understand you," Patch said, "but we've experienced this before, and it's not easy to deal with a son trapped in the shadow left by his mother."

Patch turned around and asked Lance Shanks:

"How was the Mongert incident resolved?"

Lance Shanks rolled his eyes and thought for a moment:
"forget."

Lance Shanks raised his thumbs up: "But it must be because of my sincere feelings."

Patch turned his head back: "Did you hear that? True feelings."

"That thing is useless." Lailana waved her hands, "Can you guys do it?"

"We can't do it, but Michaela can." Patch said, "If you help us find Wuming, we can send Michaela over and let him teach you in person."

Lailana frowned, deeply suspicious of the group of people in front of her who looked quite unreliable.

"Don't worry, this little thing in Shadow Land is nothing new." Patch said, "There is nothing new under the sun. We have experienced it before. We have experience, so nothing will go wrong."

Patch made a boast first, then asked:

"So what's the situation with Messermo?"

Hearing Patch's question, Lailana pursed her lips for a moment:

"Come with me, I'll go up and explain the situation to you."

Lailana led Patch and the others upstairs, but before they left the prison, the guard came running over in a hurry.

"I'll take these people away first." Lailana said to the guard.

The guard shook his head and took a deep breath.

"Sir, please go to the top of the city quickly."

"What's wrong?" Layana's eyes sharpened, "All the soldiers in the city are out, but they can't stop a divine beast warrior?"

"Not a mythical beast warrior," the guard said. "An ordinary horned man, but not ordinary at all."

Laelana drew her two swords:
"We talked about this on the way - guys, please forgive me for my impoliteness."

Patch and the others looked at each other, still not quite understanding.

Lance Shanks raised his hand and suggested: "Let's go watch the fun?" "It's not appropriate, right? It'll be a nuisance during the city defense and lose our favor." Patch said, glancing at Lailana's departing back.

"But if a master comes and takes down the city, we won't have any outside help to find someone." Lance Shanks said, "I'm very good and won't be in the way."

"Then go ahead." Patch agreed immediately, smiling, "I love watching the fun the most."

Patch immediately followed. Next to Laelana, the Messermo soldiers were reporting on the battle situation.

"The entire team returning to the city was thrown off the bridge. The crossbows couldn't hit them, and the soldiers' group charge couldn't hit them either."

"Just a thin-horned man?" Laylana was surprised. "Could their land god really wake up to bless them?"

Lailana stood on a top of the city wall near the long bridge and looked at the bridge in front of the city.

The soldiers and knights gathered together, raised their weapons high, and attacked and roared continuously towards the middle section of the bridge.

But it was completely useless. The enclosed central open space moved slowly and steadily towards the city gate without any pause.

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On the bridge in front of Ensis City, a skinny man with a goat's head and horns stood with his hands behind his back, hiding his lion's head behind his back, and looked helplessly at the tip of the spear in front of him:
"I've already said it, I'm not a beast warrior."

“You are the Horned Man,” the Messermo soldier yelled.

"How can I be a horned man?" The goat-horned man said, "Look at my face, I am just an ancient dragon man."

"Do you think we have never seen ancient dragons? I think you look more like a sheep man." said the soldier of Messermo.

"That's a sheep man." The sheep man didn't care. "That's not a horned man either. What's wrong with a sheep man? Did the sheep man provoke you?"

"As long as you don't accept the blessing, then it won't work!" The Messermo soldier shouted angrily, "I want the sheep man to die!"

The spear broke through the air and pierced straight into the face.

But the spear missed, and the thin horned man in front of him trembled and appeared behind the soldier.

The Horned Man did not attack the soldiers. He put his hands behind his back and walked towards the city wall step by step.

Attacks came from all directions, but the goat-horned man never made any big moves. He walked among the crowd, and although he didn't move much, most attacks could only pass through his residual image. Occasionally, he stretched out a hand and casually pushed a row of people aside.

The Black Knight drew out a double-edged sword and a sledgehammer and smashed them at the Horned Man with unstoppable force. The Horned Man then swung his helmet over the sledgehammer and smashed the Black Knight holding the double-edged sword away.

Fire rained down, and long arrows covered with fire fell from the sky. The Horned Man didn't even look at it, and the flames suddenly rose a little, burning the arrows that carried them.

The soldiers gnashed their teeth and tried to approach the horned man, but once they got close, their feet seemed to weigh a thousand pounds. A layer of white circles was put on each of them, making it difficult for them to move. They watched helplessly as the horned man took slow steps to pull them away.

Lailana silently looked at the powerful horned man who was crushing everything like a chariot, her eyes becoming increasingly stern.

The Horned Man was probably on the left side of the long bridge at this time, and the soldiers all rushed in that direction.

"Blow the horn in a moment, third order." Lailana said, "I'll give you my timing."

The Messermo soldier standing on the wall immediately understood what she meant, ran to the war drum and looked at Lailana.

Laelana stood on the wall, put the sword in her left hand back to her waist for the time being, raised the long sword in her right hand high, and let the magic power flow, surge, and grow on the pyroxene.

In an instant, a huge magic sword rose from the sword and rushed straight into the air.

The dazzling light obscured all other lights, and the soldiers on the bridge immediately noticed the huge sword that spanned the sky.

Three gong and drum sounds were heard, and all the soldiers stopped attacking and rushed to the left side of the bridge.

At the same time, the magic sword smashed down, and the torrent of magic directly burst out on the right side of the long bridge, covering almost half of the bridge.

A huge flow of magic power dissipated like fireworks, blowing away the soldiers who ran late.

The figure of the horned man who was originally standing on the left side became blurred and distorted and disappeared.

On the right side of the long bridge that was bombarded by the magic giant sword, a figure slowly emerged.

The horned man stood in the middle of the long bridge, holding a wall of light in his hands, separating the endless torrent of magic power.

"Good eyesight." The horn man looked up at Lailana on the wall and nodded in praise.

Laelana raised her voice and said:

"It was the soldiers' charge that exposed your position. There is a clear pattern in your responses to different moves."

"Turns out he's just a trickster showing off his magic!" The warriors who discovered they had been deceived were furious and rushed towards the Horned Man.

The skinny sheep-headed man shook his head helplessly:
"The bridge is very high, be careful not to fall to your death."

A shock wave exploded from the goat-headed man, like the wrath of the gods. An unstoppable violence blew away all the people around him. Several people were directly blown away and fell under the bridge.

"You are not a horned man." Lailana observed the goat-headed man, "You are an ancient dragon."

"You have a really good eye." The goat-headed man smiled. "Have you ever considered becoming an archer?"

"What's your purpose?" Laylana asked.

"If you take something from someone, you should be grateful. If you eat something from someone, you should be grateful." The sheep-headed man said, "I take it and eat it, so it's not easy for me to refuse to pay. As a businessman, I have to take the initiative to maintain an honest business environment."

"I don't know what that means." Lailana said.

"The Horned Man paid me to kill Messermo and his minions," said the Sheep-Headed Man. "He's willing to pay."

"But you seem reluctant to kill people." said Lailana.

She could see that Wuming was a strong man, but he never killed anyone. So far in the siege, there were very few casualties.

"Are there people whose souls are corrupt?" the goat-headed man asked. "Give me some so I can report to my superiors."

"There are such people, but it's not your turn to execute them." Lailana said, "No matter how good a warrior is, you can't hand him over to the enemy."

The goat-headed man nodded: "Then we can only look for another place. I heard that Ensis City is the outpost of Shadow City, guarding the pass leading to Shadow City, right?"

The goat-headed man looked at the stairs ahead:

"Then go to Shadow City and ask."

"Ask the sword in my hand first!" Lailana shouted angrily, jumped down, and stabbed the goat-headed man with both swords.

This time the goat-headed man did not use illusions, and a layer of flames burned on his body.

At first, there was only a thin layer, but soon, the flames exploded and enveloped him completely. An indescribable and terrifying heat wave rose, and a scorching fireball that could not be looked at directly exploded.

The tip of Laelana's sword softened and began to drip molten iron before it even touched the figure.

The terrifying heat wave prevented Lailana from getting close at all. She jumped back to create distance and tried to cast the magic sword again.

But the magic collapsed.

The magic power that she was so proud of suddenly disappeared rapidly, making her unable to use any moves.

He could only watch the fireball approaching him.

Then, passing by myself.

The scorching breath passed over Lailana, almost burning the ends of her hair. Even more frightening than the heat was the feeling of oppression that touched her soul.

Even though she was the city lord, Laelana was dazed for a moment.

She quickly came to her senses and turned her head to look over.

What appeared before her was the Ensis city gate with a big hole burned through it.

The hot breath stung Laelana's throat, and she swallowed her saliva:
"What kind of monster is that..."

Patch and others who came to watch the fun also rushed over and looked at the figure going away.

Patch heard Lailana's murmur and quickly looked away: "Who knows, maybe it's the Horned Man Ancestor who has been in seclusion before."

Lance Shanks shaded himself with one hand, becoming more and more confused:
"Hmm... that person seems to be nameless."

Patch glared at her, "Why did you say that?"

Laylana suddenly looked over, looking at Patch and the others, with frost in her eyes: "What did you say?"

(End of this chapter)