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Supreme City.

Skylock's second-tier capital city is located in the Frostridge Mountains in the northeastern part of the Land of the Dead.

The entire city is built on the mountainside, with the city walls winding and spiraling along the ridge, like a sleeping giant python.

Every so often, a giant magic lamp is embedded in the city wall, emitting an ever-burning blue-white light. It's nothing special during the day, but at night, when viewed from a distance, the entire city wall resembles a galaxy winding along the mountain ridge, dazzling and spectacular. If this were Earth, it would definitely be a perfect spot for taking photos.

Skylock stood in the council hall of the Supreme City. Exciting news had just arrived from the Heidleman Desert: the Savage Fortress had transformed into a giant dragon and was personally fighting the Pharaoh's true form!

The battle was said to be quite fierce.

It's entirely conceivable that the two super bosses would fight so fiercely that the world would turn upside down and mountains would crumble, leaving the players and NPCs present terrified.

that's the truth.

Whether it was the orc players from Savage Fortress, the traitors of the Shadow Hand, the undead cannon fodder, or the large number of NPCs caught in the crossfire—they were all frantically fleeing in the aftermath of the devastating battle. No one dared to stay, and no one could intervene.

Imagine this scenario: you're fighting someone, and either a shooting star suddenly crashes down from the sky, or a nearby hill is shattered by a dragon's tail, or you're riding a wyvern and feel like you've flown a great distance, only to turn around and a sandstorm from a single wing flap of the dragon's wing sweeps you right into it...

The scene was more thrilling than a disaster movie.

Skylock didn't hesitate; he wasn't the type to linger when faced with an opportunity. The Supreme Guild's dominance in the Abyss wasn't due to luck, but rather his ability to seize every chance.

He immediately opened the fifteen-person chat room of the leadership group.

In truth, these fifteen individuals wield considerable power. As fifteen elected leaders, each has the authority to mobilize tens of thousands of players and an even greater number of NPC troops, and possesses the right to declare war. Therefore, logically speaking, this chat room should normally be quite serious and sophisticated.

But actually… that's not the case at all. Aside from necessary discussions, they mostly shared what their respective player factions had accomplished that day, what good equipment they'd gotten, what undead strongholds they'd taken down… and incidentally, they'd also mock their defeated allies…

Therefore, it's common for people to chat, argue, and bicker here. Today, Dracaya even posted a picture of her newly hatched dragon pet, which was criticized by the dwarf Warren for looking like a green lizard that had been given hormones...

Skylock didn't want to make the chat room seem like some kind of serious military leadership organization, and as long as things were developing in a positive direction, he had no intention of interfering.

Right now, people in the channel are already talking about the battle between the two super bosses.

These two bosses are essentially the strongest fighting force in the current Abyss Realm, so their battle is naturally extraordinary. In fact, the entire Abyss Realm is watching this event closely.

Skylock spoke up in the channel: "Looks like everyone knows about this!"

Dracaya was the first to reply, her voice brimming with barely suppressed excitement: "I know, I know! The Pharaoh and the savage dragons are fighting! It's a truly epic battle, with meteors streaking across the sky..."

"I heard that the Gobi Desert is almost turned into a canyon!"

"A lucky but unlucky player was nearly killed when hit by a scale falling from a savage dragon, only to discover that the scale was actually an eternal-grade material..."

Seeing the topic was about to veer off course again, Skylock quickly steered it back on track, stating his thoughts: "The Pharaoh's true form is currently not in the main city. This is a golden opportunity, so I believe we can launch a full-scale surprise attack ahead of time, taking advantage of their leader's absence, and ideally capture the main city in one fell swoop! Or even if we can't, we can at least kill some of their main forces and the Beast God's avatars!"

The chat room was silent for two seconds.

This decision is a bit radical, but it's perfectly in line with Skylock's character, and the timing this time is indeed rare, much more reliable than Skylock's previous suggestion to go all in at the start.

Alice of the Stormband spoke first. She was always cautious, the kind of person who would check her equipment three times before going out and scout out locations before leveling up or fighting monsters: "What if the Pharaoh suddenly runs back halfway through the battle at a crucial moment? Wouldn't we become dumpling filling?"

The dragon demon Chakna's voice was muffled, like a deep bass: "I think this is a good opportunity. The battle between the Pharaoh and the savage dragons won't end anytime soon, and even if it does, they won't be completely unscathed. This is a good opportunity!"

Wang Mian quickly followed up, saying, "I think we can give it a try. Just like we promised before, our Divine Dragon Guild can deploy the Floating City to participate in the battle. Firstly, we can gain air superiority and use super weapons to suppress the city defenses of Farah's main city. Secondly, we can open the teleportation array to the allied forces, allowing our troops to launch a surprise attack directly from the sky. Thirdly, we can have our alliance players set their respawn points directly at the Floating City!"

Warren the dwarf exclaimed with delight, "That's wonderful! What are we waiting for? Let's get to it! My Ironblood brothers' axes have been itching for a fight for ages!"

This time, Dracaya didn't object, because she also felt this was a rare opportunity: "Alright, let's do it! Starry Night Guild, everyone stand by!"

Most of the leadership expressed their agreement to join the war. Skylock's eyes lit up. Since the start of the war, there was finally something that excited him. He had not been interested in joining the war before.

"Alright! Let's begin preparations immediately!" he said in the channel. "With the floating city here, we don't need to waste time assembling and marching, nor do we need to cross the layers of defenses in the Bone Sand Sea. Everyone will directly use the floating city's teleportation array. We'll descend from the sky, landing directly on top of the Pharaoh's capital city, catching them completely off guard!"

The phrase "divine soldiers descending from the heavens" probably refers to this.

Deep within the barren desert lies the Pharaoh's capital city, Nakh.

How to describe this city? It doesn't resemble a city at all; it's more like a corpse dried by time, lying across a sea of ​​yellowish-brown sand. The surrounding dunes rise and fall like golden waves, and Nakh is a black, putrid reef in the middle of those waves.

The layout of Nakh is a bit strange. Most pharaoh cities have one thing in common: pyramids, but this city has none, probably because it was founded by a heretical pharaoh.