I suppressed the weirdness in the shelter

Chapter 50: Special Extraordinary

Wyatt agreed to Duke Raymond's request. After all, he came to the Wasteland Territory to solve the troubles of the four schools.

Now that the whereabouts of the Holy White Stone has been found, he naturally wants to completely remove the four from this incident.

Although Wyatt was not afraid of the accusations from some bigwigs, he still felt that he needed to make some preparations for the future development of the four schools.

The Arborists and the Nativity's attack on Winterhold Fortress was a big deal, but no one on the Kingdom's side cared. No matter what the reason, as long as Wyatt helped Duke Raymond defend Winterhold Fortress, he would have a point to fight back.

However, from a personal point of view, Wyatt did not want to see the Arborists and the Born break through the Winterhold Fortress.

After Wyatt agreed to assist the Winterhold Fortress, Duke Raymond quickly introduced Wyatt and the other two to all the officers of Winterhold, and publicly gave Wyatt extremely high command authority, second only to himself.

That is to say, after Duke Raymond's death in battle, Wyatt will directly take over the Winterhold Fortress.

To outsiders, this seems biased. Wyatt, a civilian, would find it difficult to be qualified for the position of second commander even if he has military experience. After all, he doesn't even know the specific details of the operation of Winterhold Fortress.

But Duke Raymond was not worried about these. In his opinion, if he died on the battlefield, the Winterhold Fortress would be destroyed. Wyatt's task would not be to resist to the end, but to lead everyone to retreat.

Duke Raymond thought Wyatt could do at least that.

The matter of Wyatt's second in command was the first item on the agenda of the meeting, and the next priority would be dealing with the pagans.

Building a divine defense line.

In the battle against heretics, the competition between magic and swords is not the decisive factor, the confrontation between divine arts is also particularly important.

The heretic's combat units come from evil gods. Their divine arts can effectively destroy or weaken the opponent's combat effectiveness, while also defending against the pollution of heretics.

In this battle, Winterhold Fortress will face the Contaminated Mother Tree, so it must be completely destroyed before the Contaminated Mother Tree grows to the point where it can breed evil creatures.

A quick victory is the main tactic, but in order to achieve a quick victory, the construction of a divine defense line is the key, otherwise every charge of the soldiers will be a suicide mission.

The priests accompanying the army in the Winterhold fortress will still be dispatched by Wyatt in the days before the war. Under Wyatt's command, they will begin to build the divine defense line along the Winterhold defense line.

The most important part of the entire defense line is the Winterhold Fortress itself, where Wyatt will build a divine defense line.

To be honest, Wyatt had been wondering why the Arborists and the Society of the Nativity would issue a declaration of war to Winterhold Fortress.

The tree planters are easy to understand. After all, they are the number one force on the "evolution" side, so it is understandable that they want to stir up some trouble.

But the Nativity scene was a little weird.

The birth of the Son of God at Clara Academy was disrupted by Wyatt, and this failure caused the "Evolution" itself to lose interest in the birth, and even caused the knowledge of the birth of the Son of God to disappear from the world.

This caused the status of the Nativity Society to plummet, and the military took this opportunity to intensify its crackdown on the Nativity Society.

In fact, if they don't do this, the Nativity Society will eventually die out, because the lifespan of the Son of God is too short. The Nativity Society has been carrying out the Nativity of the Son of God for decades on the one hand because they want to have their own apostles, and on the other hand to ensure that they can always have weapons as powerful as the Son of God.

The demise of the Nativity Society was a foregone conclusion, and with the military's relentless pursuit, it was impossible for the Nativity Society to turn around and unite with the Arborists to attack the Winterhold Fortress.

Did the tree planter promise something? Then why was the tree planter so eager to take over the Winterhold Fortress?

The secrets of this fortress have not yet fully surfaced.

Is Duke Raymond hiding something, or is it that even he himself doesn't know the secret?

Now, the only breakthrough Wyatt can think of is probably Hetty, the sudden appearance of the Calamity-level Fallen.

Today, the construction of the divine defense line of Winterhold Fortress has come to an end. During this time when there is nothing to do, Wyatt decided to go and see Hetty.

The dungeon of Winterhold Fortress had been completely renovated. Duke Raymond still attached great importance to these children, perhaps because they would be needed in the upcoming war. The cells were changed into four-person standard rooms. In the entire Winterhold Fortress, there were a total of 28 Fallen, except for the few Fallen who had become soldiers and Hedy herself.

There were more than enough cells, so the remaining space was converted into operating rooms, training grounds and the like.

The place is not big, so it is crowded, but it is warm enough, which is a paradise for the little ones who are used to living a hard life.

Since confirming the cooperation with Winterhold Fortress, Dorothy often took time out to come to the dungeon to act as an instructor, teaching the little fallen ones how to control evil spirits.

In addition, Adela also became an assistant teacher here, sharing a large part of the work with Hetty, which also gave her time to slack off.

Today Wyatt also caught her in the act.

"How come Director Wyatt has time to come to the dungeon today? It must be very hard to build the divine defense line. Do you need me to massage your shoulders and legs?"

"You seem to be quite free, hiding here reading a book and drinking tea."

"This small room is very quiet. Not many people come here. You can do whatever you want~"

"In that case, let's do something that no one else knows about."

Hetty smiled mysteriously, then closed the book and leaned back in her chair, not knowing whether she was refusing or agreeing.

But Wyattek didn't care.

"Now, please introduce yourself as an extraordinary person, what position you hold in Winterhold Fortress, and what you did before coming to Winterhold Fortress."

"What? Isn't this just an inspection? I thought you can only check, not inspect."

"Be honest."

Wyatt's seriousness didn't seem to impress Hetty. She looked Wyatt up and down, then leaned forward and grabbed Wyatt's hand.

Slender, cold fingers wrapped around Wyatt's palm, and Hetty's one hand dug into Wyatt's palm while the other hand gently stroked the back of his hand.

Finally, Hetty found a red line on the back of Wyatt's hand.

To be precise, it was a trivial wound.

The delicate thumb swept across the wound, and the wound disappeared, leaving only the intact skin.

"A healing supernatural power? It's quite rare among the "evolved" fallen ones, but you are a natural disaster level after all, so it should be more than that."

"If you have the courage to test my limits, I will be happy to accompany you to the end."

"No, but you need to get back to my next question."

"I did not deceive you. I did serve as a teacher for these children in Winterhold. My agreement with Duke Raymond was that he would defeat the pagans, and I would stabilize the fallen for him."

"Do you have the ability to stabilize the Fallen?"

"Haha, these questions are actually not important. I have a way to win without fighting. Do you want to listen to it?"

"any solution?"

"Do you have the ability to make a Calamity-level Fallen One completely disappear from this world?"

(End of this chapter)