Uncle, I am not an ordinary office worker.

And the two eyes she placed in the city of Londinium, one bright and one dark, the bright one was the Duke of Cumberland, and the dark one was the grey hat spy.

Now, there are problems with both eyes, and with the recent actions of the Sarkaz, even if Duke Caister wants to turn a blind eye, he can't.

"The war has begun."

She sighed softly.

"Imprison the nobles, pluck out their eyes, use Aledae to lure out my spies, and the Sarkaz have already started cleaning up the city. Follow the compensation process for that gray hat."

After she finished speaking, she continued to lower her head. The terminal in her hand was exactly the layout map of the wilderness outside the city of Londinium.

Although each duke had tried to cover up, the obvious move of sending high-speed warships to Londinium was destined to be impossible to hide from their intelligence personnel. According to the intelligence currently held by the Duke of Castor, except for the Iron Duke Wellington who was still sitting still and had an unclear attitude, the remaining dukes should have started their own deployments. Godottin had already led his troops south, and the peace between Windermere and Leithania had made a major breakthrough. In the territory of Normandy, large quantities of steel were missing.

It is foreseeable that in the not too distant future, an unprecedented grand spectacle will unfold outside the city of Londinium.

Victoria's artillery fire will be aimed at Victoria's symbol, and the Unfallen City will crown a new ruler with its own fall. Caister does not want to be the loser, and obviously, their opponents, the Sarkaz, do not want to be either.

"Put aside the other tasks you are doing. The Gray Hats in Londinium are temporarily in a passive state. Focus your attention on the other Grand Dukes and the area outside Londinium. The Sarkaz have taken the initiative to attack."

The Duke of Caster raised his head, and said:

"An army of scavengers cannot be dealt with by a few shells."

.........

"Is this Londinium? Do those damn nobles treat this place like a holy place?"

Deep Pool has a cooperative relationship with the Sarkaz, and Mandra encountered no obstacles when entering Londinium.

The person in charge of picking her up was Manfred. This Sarkaz general was wrapped in bandages and looked so miserable that when Mandela saw him, she thought Londinium had been captured by the dukes.

She tried to ask Manfred if anything happened in the city and why he was injured. But the Sarkaz general was very tight-lipped. Even if she talked until her mouth was dry, she only got an answer: "It's just a group of small intruders, not worth mentioning. We can deal with it quickly. You don't need to worry about it."

It's not very informative, but I learned that a group of invaders had sneaked into Londinium.

But invaders are not uncommon. Even if Mandela is dumb, with Rahmoni nagging at her side every day, she can guess the extent of Isarkaz's control over Londinium. It must have been infiltrated long ago.

"Please stay here for the time being. The city is under martial law, so don't move around casually. If you encounter Sarkaz, don't try to use force, otherwise we can take the most severe measures. This is also stated in the contract."

Leading Mandrake into the room of the Iron Palace, Manfred emphasized.

He saw the throbbing and impatience in Mandela's eyes as soon as he saw her, and he also knew that Mandela would definitely not really succumb to the Sarkaz's arrangement. But he still had to say what he had to say.

Killing without teaching is cruelty. If he doesn't say anything, it means the Sarkaz have failed to fulfill their obligations. If he says it and Mandela still commits the crime, then she is asking for death, and Manfred will definitely not show mercy!

Especially now, when the situation in Londinium is unprecedentedly tense.

"correct."

Before Manfred left, Mandela suddenly asked,

"Do you Sarkaz know what's going on with that building outside the city?"

Manfred narrowed his eyes and looked at Mandela with more attention, but soon shook his head:

"Not sure, but we'll look into that."

If they will investigate, does that mean they haven’t been involved yet?

The building has been there for so long, but the Sarkaz haven't even started any investigation yet. Aren't they too slow?

They probably really didn't have enough manpower. Yes, a bunch of demons who had taken over the city, without any supporters or their own base, how could they occupy Londinium? They must have exhausted their manpower just to maintain the city's operations every day.

Mandela thought as a matter of course. As soon as Manfred left, she couldn't wait to open the door and walked along the path she had memorized when she came.

She had to first understand the surrounding terrain to facilitate her future actions. Then, she would try to go to the city wall, preferably to a place close to the buildings outside the city so that she could observe.

If Ahmeni were here, she would definitely laugh at Mandra. Why didn't the Sarkaz investigate that building? Was it really because of a lack of manpower?

Could it be that the building itself was difficult to investigate for some reason, or at least could not be investigated now that it was being watched by almost everyone?

But unfortunately, the external brain was not around, and Mandela's actions were much faster than she could think.

The roads in the Iron Palace were winding and repetitive, like a maze, but Mandela had received professional military training, and Manfred did not take any precautions such as blindfolding her when he led her in, so it was not difficult for her to find the exit.

After leaving the Iron Palace, the nearest place is Parliament Square.

............

"In front of us is the Parliament Square. Most of the nobles are imprisoned in the tower of the City Council."

Allarda Cumberland said with a somewhat grim look on her face.

She really didn't want Vina to go to the parliament, but if she didn't, the Sarkaz's blade was sharp enough.

She knew that Vina might be Victoria's hope for the future, but the life before her forced her to put this hope into a dangerous situation.

If nothing unexpected happened, the King of Shapeshifters should be waiting in the parliament hall right now, waiting for Rhodes Island to fall into his trap.

Struggling in her heart, Aledae looked at Rhodes Island who was cautiously approaching the Parliament building. She opened her mouth and was almost unable to hold back a sound to stop him, but she was interrupted by another figure who suddenly appeared in the direction of the Iron Palace on the right side of the square.

"Look what I've encountered. Are you the ones that Manfred mentioned invading Londinium?"

Volume 1: Chapter 317 Sir, this way

Mandela was sure that she didn't know the people in front of her.

But she was very smart. Although she didn't know who these people were, she could still tell whose territory Londinium was now.

The answer is simple, it belongs to the Sarkaz.

The nobles of Victoria were either driven away and had not yet entered the city, or were locked up. The only ones who could move freely in the city were the Sarkaz. And it happened that the majority of the people in front of them were Sarkaz.

Mandra sneaked out. Manfred had warned her repeatedly before she left that Londinium was under martial law and Sarkaz were patrolling everywhere. She was already feeling guilty for sneaking out. Manfred also warned her not to use force against the Sarkaz, otherwise she would be considered to have violated the agreement and would be attacked. So when she met Roy and his group, she took a timid step back.

"Well, I..."

She hesitated and tried to explain something, but it was difficult for her to come up with a suitable excuse. As she was getting anxious, she suddenly had an idea and said:

"Oh, that's right. You guys, I saw those who infiltrated Londinium go in that direction!"

Mandela said, pointing to the palace behind him, and said loudly,

"Go chase them!"

Roy and Kal'tsit looked at each other and smiled subtly.

Well, Roy could see that even Kal'tsit couldn't hold back in the face of this situation.

To be honest, Roy was caught off guard when he saw Mandra coming out from the direction of the Iron Palace.

According to the plot, Victoria's Deep Pool rebels did have a secret agreement with Teresis of Londinium and were in a state of limited cooperation. But in the plot, Mandra came to Londinium when the four dukes besieged Londinium and Deep Pool officially revolted.

At this point in time, let alone the Duke's fleet, even the Deep Pool rebels were nowhere to be seen. In addition, Roy and Trevor Friston facilitated the early convening of the Universal Conference and the establishment of the Terra Alliance. He originally thought that the conflict between Deep Pool and Victoria could not be completely resolved, but at least it could be eased.

Who would have thought that Mandela would arrive in Londinium so many years earlier.

Roy could only attribute it to the butterfly effect.

Before Mandela spoke, Roy had already prepared for battle. Mandela was a sorcerer after all, and if he could strike first, Roy would have the upper hand and the possibility of defeating the enemy with one move was actually quite high. But unexpectedly, when Mandela spoke, he did not declare war on Rhodes Island, but pointed the way.

Still referring to the route of the "Lontinium Invaders".

This made Roy and Kal'tsit both laugh and cry.

You said you were a Sarkaz puppet soldier, but the people in front of you are the ones who invaded Londinium, but you didn't recognize them at all.

You said you were not a Sarkaz puppet soldier, right? When you opened your mouth you wanted to lead us to capture the invaders and act as a guide for the Sarkaz.

Apart from anything else, judging from your reaction, you should be living a happy life. At least your brain is smooth and you are free from worries.

Even Amiya stood on tiptoe and said pitifully, "Dr. Kal'tsit, she looks stupid."

"It's a good thing she didn't recognize us. It can save us a lot of trouble."

Kelsey said. Roy shrugged.

"She knows there is an intruder in Londinium, but she doesn't know who the intruder is. This means she is at least not a member of the Sarkaz's core circle. She is probably just a peripheral figure. And seeing how anxious she is to lead us away, I guess she ran away secretly and doesn't want to be discovered by the Sarkaz."

"So what should we do next?" Amiya asked in a low voice.

"Take advantage of their own accord." Roy and Kal'tsit answered in unison and looked at each other.

They thought of going together.

It doesn’t matter who Mandra is, and it doesn’t matter what her position in the Sarkaz is. What matters is that she revealed a piece of information, that the Sarkaz defense in the direction of the Iron Palace is not tight.

For Rhodes Island, there are two ways to calm the Londinium incident. The first is to help Vina find the national sword Breath of the Kings, and use the power of the Breath of the Kings to order the Grand Duke to surround Londinium, forcing the Sarkaz to make peace and evacuate, and finally take over Londinium City to maintain the peace and unity of Victoria.

But this road is full of pitfalls and troubles. Just finding the Breath of the Kings is enough to make Roy and others anxious.

Londinium was so big, and Roy only knew that the place where the Breath of the Kings was stored was called the Resting Place of the Kings, and it was located underground in Londinium. But he had no idea where it was underground, or which way to get there. Moreover, even if he got the Breath of the Kings, it would be a hassle to figure out how to use it.

Although everyone in the plot emphasizes that the Breath of Kings has extraordinary power, and even has exaggerated descriptions such as "splitting natural disasters", until Roy's crossing, when the Victoria chapter reached the latest chapter, Vina, who had already obtained the sword, had not figured out a way to exert the power of the sword.

This really made many people who were looking forward to seeing Vina draw her sword feel uncomfortable for a while.

Not to mention, even if the Breath of the Kings is really useful, it is still unclear whether the Grand Dukes, who have their own ulterior motives, will obey the order.

The second way is much simpler, more convenient and faster.

That is to rush directly into the palace and directly capture the enemy chieftain, Regent Theresis!

The reason why the Sarkaz can now be united from a pile of scattered sand is because of the existence of the military government of Kazdel Military Committee. And it is no exaggeration to say that the reason why the Kazdel Military Committee was able to be established and maintained until now without being disbanded is purely because of the existence of Tracys alone.

If he weren't there, look at the valuables in the Military Commission.

The Blood Demon Lord is a staunch conservative, and his mind is to treat the Terrans as blood bags and toys. The Scavenger King only cares about the continuation of the tribe, and has not yet expressed a specific attitude. The Shapeshifter group seems reliable, but in fact it has always been outside the royal court and has no strong sense of belonging to the Sarkaz. If it weren't for the existence of Tresis, these people would never have been able to unite.

If we capture the leader first and take down Tracys, the remaining Kazdel Military Committee will still have combat effectiveness, but it will have become a mess.

If the Wang Ting army did nothing, they would collapse.

And now, since Mandela has inexplicably become a guide, Roy doesn't mind letting her lead the way a little longer - to help them.

After coughing twice and adjusting his voice, Roy pretended to be serious and took a step forward, saying sternly: "The general has ordered that you are not allowed to move around at will. Go back!"

General is a vague title. Anyway, both Theresis and Manfred can be called generals, so he simply let Mandela use his imagination.

And Mandela lived up to everyone's expectations, pursed her lips, lowered her head regretfully, and her ears drooped.

She didn't plan to fight to the end and break out of the Sarkaz encirclement. It was meaningless. The city was full of Sarkaz. If she escaped here, what about next time?

It would be refreshing if they resorted to violence, but she didn't want to fight Manfred. She also had a task assigned to her by her leader - to investigate the tower outside the city!

Since I have been discovered this time, the worst that can happen is to go back. It’s not like I can only run once anyway.

Mandela thought about it and turned away.

The group of Sarkaz seemed to be worried about her and kept a certain distance from her, hanging behind her, as if they were watching whether she returned to the guest room in the palace.

Mandela was unhappy, but she didn't say anything in the end.

Volume 1: Chapter 318 One Day

Londinium, the Iron Palace.

The core of Victoria. When it exists, Victoria remains one, and when it is destroyed, Victoria falls apart.

Standing beside the throne, Tracy listened to the clear footsteps echoing in the empty hall, waiting for the person in the corridor to push open the door and come to him.

Kal'tsit and Amiya will arrive before him sooner or later. This is the only prophecy that convinces him among the revelations given to him by the so-called fate that he hates.

The Blood Demon Lord cannot stop him, the Shapeshifters and the Scavenger King will sit back and watch the fight, and the Sarkaz will not allow this battle to happen, and the result of this battle will show the answer to the question to the entire tribe.

——Who is qualified to lead the Sarkaz?

For a long time, Teresis felt tired. The result of this battle had actually been decided a long time ago. In that battle, the two most prestigious of the six heroes of the Sarkaz turned against each other, and her sister Teresia was defeated and killed. As the regent, he officially took over the right to lead the Sarkaz until today.

The last mine that her unyielding sister buried for him before being defeated, the green Film and the little devil under her protection, stepped into the city with their "second life" and walked in front of him.

This is not fair to Tracy.

There is no chance to start over in life, let alone the choice that determines the lives of countless people. Since the conclusion has been drawn in the form of winners and losers, how can there be any reason to overturn it? Isn't this treating the future of countless Sarkaz and the sacrifices of those Sarkaz warriors who have shed their blood for Tressis over the years as a joke?

But even if it was unfair, Tracy had no choice.

Because the Demon King's crown is in Amiya's hands.

It's like two companies fighting for a factory. The Tracys company wins, but turns around and finds that the factory key is still in the hands of Theresia's company. And the successor of the other company now holds the key and tells you that if you want to enter, you have to fight again.

Tracy had no choice. Even if he didn't want to fight, he had to fight.

Some people may say, even if we can’t get in, isn’t it also an option to tear down walls, smash windows, and take an unconventional approach?

Yes, this is indeed an option, but it is not an option.

Simply because it is against the law.