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Chapter 174, Shadows, Pale, Crimson

"The night is long, yet the area below is bustling with activity."

"Why is the general here all alone? Is something troubling you?"

A voice as fleeting as wisps of smoke reached Foygo's ears, and a woman's graceful figure slowly walked towards him.

As he gazed at the woman's figure, Foygo's eyes grew somewhat profound.

Suddenly, he turned and laughed.

"It's lively down below."

"But in my opinion, they are all just the same old shells."

"I got tired of looking at it, and it wasn't as pleasing to the eye as the bright, clear moonlight."

Foygo said with a faint smile, his gaze fixed on the woman's face.

Perhaps it was because Foygo's gaze was too direct, but a hint of shyness appeared on the woman's face.

Even so, the woman did not pause in her steps toward Foygo.

"In your opinion, General, what kind of person can be considered interesting?"

The woman quickly approached Foygo, her bewitching eyes gazing into his, and asked him a question in a charming voice.

"Of course, only those with a unique soul can be considered interesting people."

Foljego remained standing in the same spot and spoke calmly.

Their eyes never left each other during this time.

　390 Suddenly, the two smiled knowingly at the same time and looked away.

"Since the general finds the bright moon pleasing to the eye, why is he no longer focused on moon gazing?"

The woman asked again, her tone carrying a hint of coquettishness and reproach.

"That's because, of course."

"The young lady is more pleasing to the eye than the bright moon in the sky at this moment."

A smile played on Foygo's lips as he suddenly turned and took a step forward, his eyes taking on a hint of aggression.

At that moment, the woman suddenly took a step back, as if she had been startled.

“Chuckle…”

"The general is quite eloquent."

The woman suddenly covered her mouth and chuckled softly, a perfectly measured blush appearing on her face.

"Where."

"It's just telling the truth."

Seeing the woman retreat, Foygo also stopped, shook his head, and chuckled softly.

Foygo turned to look at the moon again, a profound look appearing in his eyes.

Since the other party is playing this game of "you advance, I retreat" and "you retreat, I advance," then he'll play along.

"I'd like to see how you plan to put on this show."

He sighed to himself and then fell silent, handing the stage over to the woman to "play freely."

The reason why Feuerg was willing to waste time talking to this woman was certainly not because he was attracted to her looks.

There is another reason.

As a demigod, there were only two people present at the moment, and Foygo could not discern their identities.

One of them is Vladimir.

The other person is the woman in front of us.

In this situation and at this time, Feuergo was still unable to understand it.

There should only be one person in this empire, and her identity is self-evident.

So Foljego naturally didn't mind playing along with her.

........

"Does the general have someone he loves?"

A strange glint flashed in the woman's eyes. She took another step forward and stood beside Foygo, asking him in a low voice.

"of course."

"Could it be that Miss doesn't know?"

Foygo turned to look at the woman beside him, his gentle tone turning calm.

His eyes seemed to possess an all-seeing magic, which startled the woman.

"General, you jest. How would I know about your private affairs?"

The woman covered her mouth and said softly.

"Ha ha ha ha."

"I thought Miss LeBlanc had known all along."

Fouguere suddenly burst into laughter, then a sharp glint flashed in his eyes.

Instead of continuing to argue with LeBlanc, he directly revealed her name.

LeBlanc was immediately startled.

The number of people who know this name in this vast empire is definitely no more than a handful.

The fact that Foygo can call out this name means there's only one possibility.

—Vladimir betrayed her!

At that moment, a hint of coldness appeared in LeBlanc's eyes.

But that cold look was fleeting, and Fran quickly recovered.

Since the man in front of her was no longer going to "act," she had no choice but to reveal her true intentions.

"General, why are you accusing me like this...?"

LeBlanc spoke softly, and suddenly purple magic flashed around her.

Her eyes were gradually filled with a purple power, and everything around her began to look dreamlike.

A powerful spiritual force attacked Foygo without any warning.

Folger knew that this was a kind of mental attack charm, and that LeBlanc was trying to control him.

"bass!"

A sharp glint flashed in Foygo's eyes, and a buzzing sound suddenly filled the air.

An incomparably sharp and terrifying aura enveloped the terrace, instantly shattering everything that had been dreamlike around it.

With her charm broken, LeBlanc took a step back, a hint of seriousness flashing in her eyes.

This man is terrifying!

Although it was just a simple test, she knew that this man was definitely not someone she could easily defeat.

He's not a piece of trash like Du Kekao!

At this moment, LeBlanc suddenly regretted that her previous actions might have been too hasty.

Fortunately, there should still be room for things to turn around.

Because the owner here won't stand idly by and watch them fight.

Feuergo was well aware of this.

Sure enough, before the two could make any further moves, a swarm of blood-red bats flew over and coalesced into a single figure.

..........

"Gentlemen, why bother?"

Vladimir, seeing the tense standoff between Foygo and LeBlanc, chuckled and walked between them.

However, deep within his eyes, there was a strange sense of coldness.

He's not stupid; anyone with a brain could figure out why things turned out this way.

Regarding Fóyego's sudden appearance and the cooperation he began with Fóyego.

LeBlanc had been observing from the sidelines for a long time.

Given Amyst's previous death, Feuergo is highly suspicious, and it's inevitable that LeBlanc will take action against him.

Vladimir had anticipated this and had no intention of playing peacemaker.

After all, the antagonism between the two was in his best interest.