Ark Undead

"Thank you."

"No need to thank me, it's my duty."

Martin nodded slightly, watching the beautiful female knight walk out of the bar.

The Undead didn't greet Gravel. Their interactions were almost always like this: Gravel would say what he wanted to say and then leave without hesitation.

The Undead was tapping his fingers on the table, deep in thought.

He may have already come into contact with the Unarmored Alliance mentioned in Gravel's words when he moved into the villa.

From the start of his winning streak, he often noticed someone spying on him outside the window.

However, the Undead did not go to check on it, but let it exist.

At first, he felt it was unnecessary.

Because the other party showed no hostility, the Undead's keen intuition told him that they were merely observing.

Moreover, even the immortals aren't sure if they can catch up to their target. That level of stealth ability makes detection one thing, but actually finding the person is quite another.

In addition, the Undead lived next door to another knight of the Chengjin Company, the unlucky guy who had been stabbed through the abdomen by him during the job entrance test, Markm.

Makm tried to sneak over to the Undead several times, but it's unclear what he intended to do.

Although they didn't have a bad impression of Makm, his stealth skills were poor. He was discovered by the undead as he climbed over the wall.

The friend who might have come from the Unarmored Alliance immediately drove Markm out.

As Markm hurriedly climbed over the wall to get back, he was still shouting.

"A ghost! It's a ghost!"

The Undead had no idea what his mysterious friend had done. But helping him swat away the flies was still a small favor.

Later, that friend even brazenly knocked on the door of the immortal.

When the undead went out to check, they only found a box of pizzas on the ground, with several untouched pizza slices inside. It seemed that the undead didn't want to waste food, so they asked the undead to help them get rid of the pizzas.

But after a moment of silence, the Undead still threw the pizza box into the trash can outside.

Both sides knew that the other was aware of their existence, but they maintained a strange tacit understanding.

That mysterious friend was very sensible. When the Undead were teaching their disciples, they knew to stay away, at least not at this moment, and didn't eavesdrop.

Even if the person doesn't die, they can leave the other party here to observe at other times.

Perhaps at that time, the other party's task was simply to monitor those who did not die, hence their relatively friendly demeanor.

But until the night Gravel appeared, the Undead never sensed that presence again.

This has never happened before, not even now.

According to what Gravel said today, the Unarmored Alliance assassin that will appear later is probably not that friend, but someone who could attack the Undead at any time.

The Undead weren't worried about how strong their opponent was. For someone who liked to ambush, the Undead were not an easy target.

He doesn't need to eat or rest.

Even on the nights when they are most likely to be careless, the Undead simply sit by the campfire and doze off. At the slightest disturbance, they will be immediately alerted.

His only concern was whether this Knight Killer would affect the people around him.

He's alright on his own, currently staying at Zofia's house. It would be bad if he caused trouble for Zofia and Maria.

Speaking of which, the Undead are currently staying at Zofia's house.

Martin's Bar is not a suitable place for the undead to light a campfire.

Maria also has her uncle at home, and Marna would not agree to a knight moving into the Nearl family home.

So the only place we can go is Zofia's house.

After all, Zofia was a top 16 player when she participated in the Knights Tournament, and the money she had accumulated was enough for her to live comfortably for the rest of her life.

The requirements for not dying are not high; all you need is a place where you can light a campfire.

After thinking it over, Zofia agreed to let the undead move in.

Anyway, we need to teach Maria even if no one dies, so this is more convenient.

Zofia's house was also a detached house with a courtyard, and she generously gave an undead a room.

She's a young, wealthy woman!

The Undead didn't want a room, worried about poor ventilation. So he asked for a small hut in the backyard, which was well-ventilated and suitable for starting a campfire.

"Teacher, who was that lady just now?"

Maria, seeing that Gravel had left, mustered up her courage and came over, standing next to the Undead, and asked him a question.

"A friend."

The immortal was still pondering about his mysterious friend when he looked up at Maria.

"During this time, you practice on your own."

"Huh? Why? Is something big about to happen?"

The incident happened so suddenly that Maria didn't have time to react. She asked instinctively.

The Undead shook his head, he said.

"I need quiet."

"Okay!"

Hearing the Undead's explanation, Maria nodded, indicating that she understood.

Zofia seemed to sense something, took a sip of beer, and frowned slightly.

That night, the Undead sat in the back seat, while Maria in the front seat opened the car door and got out. She then turned around to say goodbye to the Undead and Zofia.

"Take care, Aunt and Teacher!"

The immortal nodded, which was considered a greeting.

Call me sister!

Zofia, pressing down on her elegant waistline, reached out and pinched Maria's cheek with difficulty.

"Go home early."

"Hehe, okay! Sister Zofia!"

Maria walked into the gate of the Lin Guang family's house. Marna stood at the door to greet Maria, and from a distance, he waved to Zofia as a greeting.

He probably didn't see the immortals, otherwise he would have gone up to ask what was going on.

Zofia waved casually at Marna, which was her way of greeting this uncle she didn't get along with.

Once the vehicle started moving, the Undead sat in the back, like a statue, gazing outside.

Zofia glanced at the rearview mirror; she wanted to ask Bai Tianli about it.

But just as she was about to speak, the Undead spoke.

"Find a quiet place."

The Undead turned his head and looked at Zofia in the rearview mirror from under his helmet.

"Ideally, nobody's around."

Zofia was stunned for a moment, then she realized what was happening.

"understood."

The vehicle suddenly accelerated and drove towards the most secluded park in the western district.

44. Premeditated assassination

The vehicle sped along the road at night.

The streetlights outside the window almost formed a line under the high speed, like a ticking timer with extremely short intervals.

"Still, follow. No, stop."

Seeing Zofia's reaction, the Undead knew she understood what he meant.

He continued to tell Zofia what he had observed.

The opponent following the Undead, seeing that the Undead had sped up, also began to accelerate to keep up with the Undead's pace.

As the number of vehicles on the road gradually decreased, Zofia saw a black sedan following behind her in the mirror.

There's a car following us. Do you know who it is?

"Zofia asked."

"Hired by his former employer? Or from the Unarmored Alliance?"

"It should be the Unarmored Alliance."

The Undead man answered Zofia's question, and then he continued.

"Not just these people. There are others watching."

"besides?"

Zofia was also taken aback and asked.

Are you sure you can solve this?

"Ah."

The immortals are concise and to the point.

"You, protect yourself. Leave the rest to me."

Hearing the answer that no one had died, Zofia was slightly relieved. She pressed the accelerator harder, and the vehicle continued to accelerate.

The immortal kept his head down, continuing to sense the presence of others through his keen intuition.

As the number of vehicles on the road decreased again, only Zofia's car and the black sedan behind her remained.

It was at this moment that the Undead lowered his head and rested his upper body on his thighs.