Amencht was faster than them.

The pillar of light suddenly collapsed, and all the soul points within it, along with Amenhote's body which had just begun to reassemble, were sucked into an invisible vortex. The vortex, like an invisible mouth, swallowed everything whole.

Then, the pharaoh's presence vanished completely from the city.

Only the last rays of that dark golden beam of light remained, slowly dissipating above the mausoleum.

The players looked at each other in bewilderment.

"Huh? What's going on?"

"They ran away?"

"Can world bosses really run away?"

"Isn't this cheating?"

An uproar ensued.

Skylock's six eyes scanned the surrounding space like six radars, and finally he shook his head: "Nothing, I can't sense anything anymore."

"Is it possible that it ran to another city?" Wu Zhan scratched the bear's head.

"Probably," Skylock said. "He took the casket... This is troublesome..."

Liu Nian transformed back into human form from his dragon form and landed on the top of a dilapidated tower. He looked at the spot where the pillar of light had disappeared and sighed.

"What a pity," he muttered to himself, "I was hoping to find the Fate Box and keep him as a pet."

Upon hearing this, the dragon demon who had just been resurrected stumbled and nearly fell off the roof.

Collect world bosses as pets? Are you kidding me?

Just then, Miya suddenly sent a message: "Master! Strong spatial fluctuations detected! A big guy is about to rush over!"

Liu Nian immediately became more vigilant. Could it be that Pharaoh had launched another surprise attack?

But he soon realized he was wrong—it wasn't the Pharaoh who came, but another great god.

Al'Akir, the savage dragon, has arrived.

With a single flap of its sky-covering wings, it covered thousands of miles in an instant, flying from the edge of the desert to the skies above Nahe City in the blink of an eye.

The force was immense, with howling winds and sandstorms sweeping across the sky, as if a natural disaster had struck!

Liu Nian then understood.

No wonder the Pharaoh fled. He was already struggling to fight himself, and with the addition of the savage dragon that was the system's main city, his chances of winning were even slimmer. So, was staying just a death sentence?

The savage dragon circled the floating city with overwhelming power, finally fixing its gaze on the players inside who were slaughtering the undead. Its voice, like thunder, echoed across the sky: "Where is Amenhot?"

He was furious!

He was having a good fight with the Pharaoh in the Gobi Desert when the Pharaoh suddenly had his Eagle God clone self-destruct, managing to hold him off for ten seconds before teleporting away. Since he didn't have a teleportation point near the Pharaoh's capital, he had to fly all the way here, his wings aching from the effort.

"They ran away!" Liu Nian answered on behalf of everyone.

He stared at the enormous size of the savage dragon, but what he was thinking was—could this thing be kept as a pet?

This thing would be so cool as a mount.

However, it's highly unlikely to work. This is the embodiment of the system's main city; it would be a miracle if it could be used as a pet.

"Ran away?" Al'Akir's voice carried a hint of surprise, clearly not expecting the Pharaoh to be so spineless.

Then he closed his eyes, and waves of energy began to emanate from his body. He quickly opened his eyes, his expression somewhat angry.

"Damn it! He's doing interdimensional jumping! He's gone to the undead plane!"

There are two reasons why the savage dragon is angry.

First, the Pharaoh ran away, and he finally found a chance to transform and "come back to life," but he didn't get to fight to his heart's content!

Secondly, the system just gave him a warning, telling him not to interfere excessively with this major event of the Pharaoh's Return.

According to the original setting, the success or failure of the Pharaoh's forces should be determined by the players.

The system's main city must not be directly interfered with!

However, Liu Nian's move to shift the blame eastward by stabbing Lion King Ryan to death in the Gobi Desert triggered the "Lord's Revenge" mechanism, giving Al'Akir a reason to join the war.

The fact that the Pharaoh has escaped from the Abyss indicates that the course of events has deviated—the Pharaoh has been driven away, and the situation has reached a stalemate, which is the system's self-repair mechanism at work.

There's no need to think about what will happen next; as long as the Savage Dragons continue to participate in the war, the Pharaoh will not return from the Undead Plane!

And the savage dragon can't "intervene across boundaries"—it's already gone to another plane, how can your system's main city chase after it? The consequences of chasing after it would be more serious than if it joined the war.

Therefore, the savage dragon had no choice but to return in frustration.

However, he certainly won't give up easily. Like Caesar, the lord of Altavin City, he will issue follow-up quests to players targeting the Pharaoh's forces—this can be considered his last act of defiance.

But that's a story for later; right now, the anti-Pharaoh coalition should focus on capturing Nakh.

With the Pharaoh gone, the remaining battles became much easier. The five beast god avatars had no chance of defending the city, especially with Liu Nian personally taking action, making it a swift and decisive victory.

The five beast god clones had already been worn down by the players, and the Pharaoh's arrival gave them a breather and allowed them to recover somewhat. But now that the Pharaoh has abandoned them and run away, their fate is sealed.

Liu Nian stopped hiding his true intentions and adopted a "I'm not pretending anymore, I'm coming clean" attitude. He transformed into a dragon and rampaged through the city, flying towards any beast god clone that hadn't fallen yet.

The dog god swatted it flat with a few paws.

The Sheep God was instantly killed with a few breaths of dragon breath.

The rest can be taken care of in a few punches and kicks!

The last remaining snake god, seeing Liu Nianchao flying towards it, actually turned and ran away—a dignified eternal-level BOSS, so frightened that it turned tail and ran away, this scene is truly something else.

But no matter how fast he ran, he couldn't outrun Liu Nian, who quickly sent him off to reunite with the others.

Of the six Beast God clones, aside from Skylock leading his men to kill one, the Divine Dragon Guild itself took down five—the Scorpion God had previously been worn down and killed by Divine Dragon Guild players.

League players were stunned.

Someone muttered quietly, "Why do I have a feeling that the Divine Dragon Guild could take this city by themselves?"

"Hey, were they being nice by not making a move before, letting us have a taste of the spoils?"

"That's a really tough one to hear."

"Don't be so hurtful. Their strength speaks for itself; you can't deny it."

Skylock, riding on his griffin, watched Liu Nian's unstoppable advance and sighed silently, completely abandoning any thought of competing with Liu Nian.

He put away his spear and silently said in the channel, "Brothers, speed things up and clear the city."

After clearing out the remaining undead from the city, the allied army began to systematically take over Nahe City.

On the city wall, various flags were planted—the Supreme Guild, the Starry Sky Guild, the Ironblood Guild, the Storm Legion… but the one at the very top was the golden dragon flag of the Divine Dragon Guild.

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