Uncle, I am not an ordinary office worker.

"What are you afraid of? Damn Ursus people, fight them!"

The bookish representative of the Citizens' Self-Defense Force beside him even though he was somewhat disgusted with the foul-mouthed old man beside him, nodded in agreement with his words:

"At this point, the only option is to fight to the death. The Citizens' Self-Defense Force is ready for street fighting."

After receiving the news of Ursus' invasion from the messenger Margaret who passed by the city, the citizen self-defense forces had already begun to prepare for street fighting. They removed street lamps and railings, used them as roadblocks to block the road, and piled furniture in the corridors as shelters, turning each building into a simple bunker. They also prepared a large amount of food and water, and were obviously ready for a long-term war of attrition.

Wright was a little puzzled. According to common sense, the people should be extremely afraid of war. When they heard that the Ursus were invading and their troops were close at hand, they did not stir up panic and chaos in the city, which was already a great help to him. Why did they form a self-defense force and even organize various street fighting measures in an orderly manner?

As if seeing Wright's doubts, the representative of the Citizens' Self-Defense Force adjusted his glasses and said casually as if trying to get close to him:

"Come to think of it, Sir Knight, you may not know me, but my boss knows you, and he asked me to give you his regards."

“Who is your boss?”

"An old hunter."

Wright's face showed a look of realization, and he couldn't help but look at the young man a few more times.

As for the No-Hero Alliance, I had heard from Russell a long time ago that they had disappeared without a trace with the help of the blackout, but I didn't expect them to reappear at this time.

Wright did not mean to dislike these assassins. Rather, the help of the No-Armor Alliance helped them a lot. Putting aside the need to pacify the citizens and form a self-defense force to fill the city defense force, with the help of the No-Armor Alliance, the front-line intelligence problem that had been bothering Wright could finally be alleviated.

The Casimir intelligence network that Xuantie had run for so many years could almost completely replace the paralyzed Ranger scout intelligence network at this time, and it was even more detailed.

Wright finally smiled slightly on his tense face, nodded to the young man in front of him, and said:

"Thank him for me."

The young man smiled back.

Just as the two were about to continue communicating about intelligence, there was a sudden knock on the office door. Wright indicated that it was okay, and the soldier outside pushed the door open and reported:

"Your Excellency the Knight Commander, we discovered a man while clearing the suburbs."

Wright frowned. "Ursus? Scouts?"

"No." The soldier shook his head, "It's a woman. She is guarding a village and doesn't need our soldiers to get close. She said a man wanted her to wait for him there."

"Huh?" Wright felt a little puzzled. A woman, guarding a village and waiting for people, not letting anyone get close. It was already this late. Wasn't she afraid of death?

Even if she takes a step back, she is not afraid of death. The enemy will arrive at any time. Don't you soldiers know how to act prudently and bring her back by force? Why are you asking me for instructions?

"Report, we can't beat her."

Perhaps because he thought it would be more embarrassing if Wright asked him about it later, the soldier simply blushed and said,

"The five members of the team couldn't beat her together. We had no choice but to report to the captain. The captain took ten people with him but still couldn't beat her... That's why I reported it to you."

What? You want me to bring a hundred people to have a try?

Wright's face darkened. He knew that most of these soldiers stationed near the mobile city were eroded by city life and their combat effectiveness was not very good. But he really didn't expect that more than a dozen people couldn't take down a woman and they even brought it to her. What's the logic?

It's not that women can't be strong. It's not like Wright hasn't seen strong women before. For example, the Grand Knight Russell, he followed Cyril Linguang in and out of the Ursus army seven times, a real knight with military merits, but where can there be so many Russells on earth? How can you, a village girl from any village, be compared with Sir Russell?

Wright suppressed the anger in his heart and said:

"Then bring more people with you. In the current situation, we can't let her continue to wait for people outside the city."

After that, Wright picked up the teacup, took a sip of tea, and then calmed down and asked:

"By the way, who is she waiting for? Is she in the city?"

Unexpectedly, the soldier shook his head again and said something shocking:

"She said her name was Skadi, wait for Roy, the Eternal Knight Roy."

Volume 1: Chapter 165 Ursus Internal Guard

Casimir, Dripping Village.

It was another leisurely afternoon. Skadi leaned against the old pine tree at the entrance of the village, her eyelids slightly closed, and the straw in her mouth swayed up and down rhythmically, as if she had fallen asleep.

In recent times, the outside world seems to be in unrest, but this has nothing to do with Skadi, and Skadi doesn't care at all.

Whether it was Ursus conquering cities or Casimir regaining his homeland, the comings and goings and intrigues between the countries on earth were not as interesting to her as searching for the lost beast of burden with Koror in the village.

But pack animals don't get lost every day, and after a while, she couldn't help but get bored. But there was no news from Roy, so she didn't dare to leave rashly. She could only stay for the time being.

Unexpectedly, after she happened to fight off several groups of Ursus who had fled here, she was regarded as a hero of the village. Although she tried her best to express that there was no need to thank her and there was no need to give her currency on land, the simple villagers still insisted on sending her meals and fruits every day.

He had no worries about food and drink, and the person he was waiting for never came back. After a while, Skadi got a job without knowing it and became the temporary guard of the village. He patrolled around the village every day and then stood guard at the gate to stop those who had ill intentions.

For example, earlier, a group of people claimed to be Casimir's army, but they came up with torches and intended to set fire to the village. A villager tried to stop them, but was kicked away by them and fell to the ground wailing. If Skadi hadn't arrived in time, the villager would have been killed on the spot.

Skadi doesn't care what their identities are. If you say you are a soldier of Casimir, then you are one? Skadi has seen bandits who burned, killed and looted under the banner of soldiers in Iberia.

Besides, even if you were a real army, how could soldiers destroy the villagers as soon as they arrived? This wheat field was planted by Skadi after watching Carol and the others work all day. They all depend on it for next year's food. If a fire is set, they will have to starve to death next year? Isn't that like a thief even though you are an official?

Anyway, it's not a good thing. Want to burn it? Try to get past her first.

Even Mainna and Russell were unable to deal with Skadi in the short term. How could a few soldiers be a match for Skadi? After driving them away in no time, Skadi thought about it and decided to simply guard the entrance of the village to prevent those people from coming back.

Unexpectedly, she did not wait for the return of Knight Casimir, but instead waited for two strange figures in black leather jackets and octopus-like black masks.

“Hiss—Huh. No trace of the black snake was found. This is the settlement closest to the Baibo River.”

There was a heavy breathing sound coming from his mouth, as if the steam armor was expelling hot air. The dark figure clearly did not make any movements, but he seemed to be surrounded by a layer of black smoke that made it difficult to see clearly.

Skadi stood up straight, and her eyes became increasingly sharp as she opened them.

She sensed an ominous aura from these two people.

But the dark figure seemed to be unaware of her vigilance. He did not turn his head or even glance at her. Instead, he replied as if nothing had happened:

"Haha, it looks like they have failed."

"It is only natural that a war without the Emperor's permission will fail. Now it is our turn to clean up the mess."

Another dark figure nodded slightly and said, "Leave it to me. Go clean up the battlefield first, and then report to His Majesty."

After that, the two stopped talking. One of them turned around tacitly and walked slowly towards Bai Bo, while the other finally turned his head and looked at Skadi, seeming to be quite surprised and said:

"You noticed us?"

Even Skadi was stunned by this question, and couldn't help but doubt the IQ of the person in front of her.

You two were standing straight in the wasteland. There was no shelter around and no heavy fog. I had my eyes open, so it would be strange if I couldn't see you.

This is certainly not a problem with the brains of the Ursus Internal Guards, the Emperor's sharp blades - although theoretically they no longer have the brain - but it is a definite abnormal phenomenon.

The power of the Inner Guards was stolen from the tundra demons on the northern ice fields of the Ursus Empire. The greatest power of the tundra demons, in addition to mental corrosion, is the cutting of space.

Therefore, although the inner guards seemed to be discussing confidential matters in public, in fact, the ominous black fog they were surrounded by had cut off their connection with the surface world. It was obviously abnormal for Skadi to notice them.

"Hmm... Come to think of it, you don't seem to be from Kuranta, or even from the land. As I remember, your name seems to be..."

"Agor."

The inner guard nodded, and after a moment's hesitation, he did not choose to leave, nor did he choose to take action. Instead, he asked directly,

"Agor, have you ever thought about swearing allegiance to Ursus?"

Ursus is an extremely conservative country, but to some extent, it is also a very open-minded country. Its conservatism is reflected in its rigid aristocracy, the expansion of warlord power, and reforms that have little effect but also face many obstacles, while its openness is reflected in its upper class's acceptance and learning of foreign culture and talents.

The Ursus people were once ruled by the Hippogriff, but they overthrew the Hippogriff by learning its knowledge. They were once bullied by Victoria, Gaul and other countries, but they quickly rose up by recruiting those marginalized nobles and learning those advanced systems. Bodrocasti, a Sarkaz, Helag, a Hippogriff, and Brechester, a Victorian, these Ursus generals were all useless in the eyes of foreign countries, but they complemented each other and shined brightly. The reason lies in the tolerance of Ursus.

The Emperor's Blade did not speak rashly without any basis. Before the demon fragment was implanted, his education and knowledge were no less than any professor in the Academy of Sciences. The Agors were the behind-the-scenes force and even the key force in the rise of Iberia. He knew all these secrets. Although the real reason for the fall of Iberia in the Great Silence is still unknown, the Internal Guard believes that this is definitely not as simple as the Iberian people saying that "the Agors brought disaster".

After all, they have been playing this trick for a long time. Whenever Ursus encounters any problems, they will shout "It's all the infected people's fault."

The Agor girl in front of him could see himself hidden in the black fog. Neiwei was quite interested in this. Did all Agor people have this ability, or was she special? Would this help Ursus to completely defeat the evil demon? He couldn't let go of this possibility.

The recruitment was sincere, but Skadi's answer was much faster than Neiwei expected:

"I haven't thought about it. I don't have any plans to do so."

Skadi answered decisively.

"I'm just passing by here and don't want to have anything to do with you. As long as you don't destroy the wheat fields here, I won't do anything."

"Oh? You think you can beat me?" The inner guard's voice was as rough as ever, but Skadi heard a hint of resentment in it.

Maybe I was rejected too quickly and felt hurt inside?

Skadi was unsure, but reached for the sword. She felt the hostility ahead.

The inner guard raised his hand, and a ball of black mist condensed in his hand, which seemed to contain some unspeakable malice, making Skadi feel uncomfortable.

If the attack came from one direction, Skadi could still defend herself, but this malice was not like an ordinary attack. It was all around Skadi, wrapping her up like the omnipresent air, and even wanted to enter her body through her breath, chilling her internal organs.

Alarm bells rang in Skadi's mind, and she immediately decided to attack first. But before she could draw her sword and move forward, the next moment, the omnipresent malice suddenly disappeared, and the inner guards not far away also disappeared suddenly.

Before she could figure out what was going on, a distant shout drew her attention.

"It's her, that woman who injured several of our brothers. Commander, you have to help us get revenge!"

A guard with a bruised face and nose was shouting and cursing loudly. Behind him, the leader of the city defense army and a representative of the citizen self-defense force were walking side by side.

Volume 1: Chapter 166: Pure Love Warrior Explodes to Kill Minotaur

The representative of the Citizen Self-Defense Army already felt something was wrong. The girl with white hair and red eyes looked exactly like the "wild female warrior beside the most outstanding Lord Qingjin in history" mentioned by Lord Xuantie. Especially since she clearly said that she was waiting for Roy here, it was definitely Skadi.

This is really like a flood that has washed away the Dragon King Temple. Family members don't recognize each other anymore. Who is Skadi? He is a war god-level figure who was praised by the Black Iron Lord as "a hero like himself". With just the mediocre skills of the city garrison, let alone the No-Hero Alliance looking down on them, it would be easy for him to take the head of the so-called "supreme commander" single-handedly, as easy as taking something from a bag.

The citizen representatives were relieved. They had made the right decision. If the garrison and Skadi really started fighting, what would happen if they got injured? What if they died?

Where can we find such good cannon fodder manpower as the garrison?

No one would think that he would be worried about Skadi, right?

In order to prevent the garrison from committing any suicidal acts, the citizen representatives came out to smooth things over:

"Alright, alright. We will handle this matter fairly. What's urgent right now is to relocate the villagers here and clear the land."

There was nothing wrong with what he said. Things have their priorities. Even the Chamber of Commerce and the Supervisory Council, the sworn enemies, knew to form a united front when Ursus invaded. But when he said this, the garrison representatives were not happy.

"What do you mean by forget it? The one who got beaten wasn't your man, right?" The garrison representative looked like a soldier. He rolled up his sleeves and cursed as he stepped forward. He said provocatively, "You beat my people and didn't run away. I think you have some courage. So, I'll give you two choices. Either you follow me now and serve as a laborer in my army for a few days, or you stand here and let my soldiers fight back. I'll let this matter go. How do you think?"

Before Skadi could react, the citizen representative's face turned pale when he heard this.

He knew that the quality of Casimir's army was mixed, but those who were just filling in the numbers had to at least put on a show, but you didn't even bother to put on a show. You looked like a soldier, and you were so arrogant and domineering in this wilderness. Did you really think that others couldn't control you?

Let Skadi do the hard labor, let alone whether you have the ability to do it, do you really intend to let her do the hard labor? You are just greedy for her body, you are cheap!

Look at those eyes, they are almost popping out of their heads. Everyone is thinking about building a career, can you have some decent pursuits? Pah, disgusting!

The citizen representative was not going to put up with it. Skadi was Roy's man, and rounded off as half a member of the No-Heroes Alliance. He had also helped the Black Iron Lord. As a confidant who could lurk with the No-Heroes Alliance, how could he tolerate his own family being disgusted by a small soldier?

Anyway, there won't be many people coming, only about ten or so. We can then say that the Ursus scouts launched a sudden attack and the garrison representative was hit by a stray arrow and died on the spot.

The citizen representative calmly pulled out a hidden blade from the sleeve of his suit and slowly approached the garrison representative. Just as he raised his arm to attack, he noticed a dark shadow slowly rising on the horizon and his heart was shocked.

That number of people, that scale, and their mainly black and grey attire, which looked like a dark cloud looming over one's head, clearly made it impossible for them to be the small Knights of Casimir.

"Ursus army! There are Ursus troops ahead!"

The citizen representative shouted loudly, and at the same time thrust the hidden sword in his hand forward and stabbed the waist of the garrison representative.

With his roar, the dozens of civilian soldiers accompanying him suddenly started to make noises in panic. Before the garrison representative could speak out to maintain order, he suddenly felt a sharp pain in his waist. He subconsciously wanted to shout out, but he didn't expect the citizen representative to suddenly approach him, cover his mouth with his hand, and shout:

"Everyone, be quiet. We are too few in number. Don't make a commotion or run around. Don't attract the attention of the Ursus people!"

It would have been better if he hadn't reminded them. As soon as he did, the dozen or so soldiers who had poor training and organization immediately scattered in all directions without stopping - how could they obey orders? They ran away before the Ursus people arrived.

The crowd disappeared without a trace, leaving only the garrison representative who was wailing and looking at his soldiers fleeing in despair.

Nmd, you usually benefit from me a lot, but when it comes to the critical moment, how come you, my drinking buddies, are not reliable at all?

He rolled his eyes up and tried to look at the citizen representative behind him, but was met with the citizen representative's cold gaze.

He could never have imagined that the citizen representative who looked scholarly and well-mannered in Wright's office would suddenly show his fangs, and he was completely unable to fight back.

As his vitality gradually faded away, the citizen representative raised his hidden sword and completely cut the tendons in his waist. His technique was skillful and experienced, and he did not encounter any resistance at all.

Throwing aside the garrison representative who could no longer get up, he looked at Skadi, only to find that from beginning to end, this seemingly young girl in front of him had not even frowned, and was as calm as an emotionless machine.

As expected, he is a person that both the Black Iron Lord and the Blue Gold Lord value. He bowed slightly and then asked:

"Miss Skadi, I'm sorry to have embarrassed you just now. Do you know the whereabouts of Lord Qingjin? Lord Xuantie misses him very much."

What is the Qingjin throne?

I seem to have heard old Jose mention this name, and it seemed to be referring to Roy?

Skadi stretched out her hand and pointed in the direction of the approaching Ursus army: "He's there."

She didn't know Roy's exact location, but she could smell the scent of the sea on Roy. Deep-sea hunters are related by blood, and illegal immigrants also enjoy normal treatment.