Surviving The Fourth Natural Disaster

Frank looked at the map carefully: "Don't build it to the mountain. build the road to the bottom left of the mountain, which can lead directly to Hill's valley."

Adrian said with a smile: "Although the road didn't cross the mountain behind, but the new road is built closer to the Salar Kingdom."

Frank Humph: "That's not bad."

Hill suddenly interjected: "Then the right side can be reserved for the undeads."

Frank couldn't help but be surprised: "Do you really think William won't lose? Neither will the battle of gods occur?"

"The undeads are very indifferent to the gods. If you give a satisfactory prize, they dare to swing the sword against the gods."

"But they are the race made by god themselves!" Adrian was stunned.

"I think That One doesn't seem to need a devout believer, he prefers the exchange of interests. The undead are usually just verbal pray, and they believe you get for what you pay for."

"How did you see that? I haven't noticed it after spying for a long time. They usually start shouting about the Lord God's blessing in everything they do!" Adrian asked strangely.

"Then you should look at their attitude towards William." Hill said indifferently, "they treat William more like the boss of the adventurer's guild who sends out tasks. Rather than someone holy."

"Adrian remember, You must make the house on the right side well protected." Frank concluded, "There's no need to worry anyway. Even if there are really many undead people come, they will take a year at the earliest to reach us."

He added again after glancing at Hill: "Are you sure they can find after hearing the address you left before?"

Hill said: "Every one of them has an alchemy map, come from that one."

Adrian coughed, "His majesty is really incredible. The other gods probably can't copy him at all? Just rely on the words of the believers on the ground especially if the undead are professional, he can become holy one day. Did they have a high-level professional?"

Hill replied: "At least I haven't seen it now."

Adrian shrugged and said: "Then I'll get ready. Wait until they get into high-level profesional. After that, I will think about opening the territory."

Frank asked Hill: "Do you plan to let the undead coming inside your territory?"

"No, I plan to build a small village in front of the valley to provide basic commerce. However, I have no specialty products, and it is estimated that few people will come."

Adrian asked suspiciously: "Then why do you have to prepare a place for them?"

"The curiosity of the undead is enough to kill hundreds of nine-life cats. If they see a fully enclosed territory, they will want to see what kind of secrets inside."

"What about us?"

"Just welcome the mage profession to enter." That's if they can become a mage, Hill slandered.

"I want to know how many mages the undeads have," Frank said suddenly.

Hill did not dare to answer and turned to look underground: "The earth element has found a node. Does grandfather want to go down now?"

Frank raised his eyebrows and glanced at him: "You lead the way?"

"just go down grandpa, the earth element will tell you." Hill said, "I'll just disband them when the mining node is near. I'd better not know the exact location."

Adrian said to him: "You're too careful. If necessary, it's not that we can't bind a few earth elements."

Hill said with a smile: "I'm just a little warlock. I can't deal with my grandfather's enemy."

Frank tacitly agreed and went down with Adrian.

Hill sighed and sat down on the ground. While he didn't want Frank to meet the players, he was always afraid that Frank would be on the wrong side, and his tangled behavior probably aroused the doubts of Frank and Adrian.

At this time, he felt that becoming a warlock was good. The earth and water systems he awakened are very much loved by nature. And under the care of nature, the blood of the elves was also getting stronger.

It is estimated that Frank also felt that Hill was inspired by nature. That's good, with this mental preparation, he won't be too surprised by then.