I ruined Tyra.

Looking at the other party's pretentious appearance, the patriot felt more and more that something was wrong with the other party, but he was more concerned about the messy reception room.

"No need to be polite. There was a fight here just now."

This is exactly why Tallulah invited the Patriot to meet here. Only in this way can she make the Patriot pay attention to other things as much as possible and ignore the abnormality in herself.

She knew very well that lies could deceive for a while, but they could not deceive forever.

This is also the reason why she transferred Frost Star to Longmen to support Faust and the others. She could sense that the dead rabbit was already suspecting her.

"It's me and W who tried to assassinate me. Don't worry, I'm fine."

Tallulah first explained the two warring parties and assured her own condition before stating the reason for their war.

"According to a series of reports, W had already become rebellious after occupying Chernobyl.

She let the enemy go without permission, instigated a rebellion among the Sarkaz mercenaries, and murdered her own boss.

Her series of actions should have been instigated by other political forces.”

As expected, the patriots were indeed attracted by this topic.

"So now, where is she?

She should be tried!"

After confirming that the Patriot would most likely no longer care about the abnormality in her body, Tallulah continued the topic.

"She detonated the explosives hidden on her body and fell into the core area.

I will send someone to search for her body, sir, don't worry."

After hearing that the assassin's chances of survival were extremely low, the Patriots were more concerned about the Sarkaz mercenaries under the control of the other party. Although they were now in disarray, their excellent physical fitness and strong individual combat capabilities should not be underestimated.

"What about her, the Sarkaz, the mercenaries?"

Tallulah had already arranged for people to receive these demons. She hoped that the fear from the demons could be brought to Longmen.

"I'll take care of it. Now that the core city is sailing steadily, I need to stabilize this force immediately."

She told the Patriot not to worry about the Sarkaz mercenaries, and then brought up the topic that the Patriot was most concerned about at the moment. She had to end the conversation and leave as soon as possible to make the Patriot pay less attention to her.

As expected, the Patriot's attention was diverted again, because when he went to the abandoned city to get the key, he was told that the key was indispensable for the activation of the core city.

"Leader, why didn't you inform me to activate the core city?

Even the communication was cut off."

“This is a helpless act.

Now Ursus may attack Chernobyl at any time and massacre our compatriots. We must take the lead in capturing the Dragon Gate for them.

Now, all energy is used to support the operation of the core city, and we do not have extra power to support channel tuning inside and outside the city.

What's more, there are still Originiums that grew during the natural disaster left in the city, and their interference with the city's communications is so strong that we can't bear it.

Recalling your communications has exhausted our last reserve energy source."

Having said that, Tallulah turned her gaze towards the huge Originium vein within the city.

"Now, there is only one place that can provide us with enough refined Originium, but..."

Tallulah didn't say the rest, but the Patriot knew what she meant.

Huge Originium veins are often accompanied by high risks of collection. When they are large enough, they are enough to produce radiation that is lethal to the infected. In serious cases, the infected may even become Originium all over their bodies if they are close to them.

For a patriot, only when he has to access huge source stone veins will he consider sacrificing people to collect them.

But there were still a few things that confused him. For example, Tallulah's actions this time were too arbitrary. She was completely unlike someone who would carefully consult their opinions before formulating a strategy.

"Even if time is tight, you can still discuss it with us."

He brings this confusion up, and Tallulah immediately apologizes.

"You may be right. I'm terribly sorry, sir, I should have given it more thought."

The patriots did not delve into the matter further. After all, as Tallulah said, when communications are limited and time is tight, a qualified leader is qualified to make arbitrary decisions.

Now, he only had one thing to worry about, and that was the key that had not been taken away from him.

“Since you have already activated the core city.

So, what's the use of my key?"

Tallulah turned her eyes to the key in the Patriot's hand and said with certainty, "It can stop this city."

The Patriot looked at the key in confusion. He had seen many mobile cities in Ursus, but he had never heard of one or two keys that could stop the movement of the mobile cities.

"Really, can you stop?

Many things, once started, will not stop. "

This time, Tallulah did not speak. Instead, she reached out and took the key from the Patriot's hand, looked at it carefully for a long time, and then put the key back into the Patriot's hand.

“So I’m handing you this key, and you decide when we stop.

Consider it an apology to you for my arbitrary command. "

Faced with this impeccable answer, the patriot fell silent again.

He wordlessly put the key back into his armor for safekeeping, and then wanted to ask the biggest question in his heart, which was what mission his daughter, Frost Star, had to go to Longmen.

Perhaps because the atmosphere today was too quiet, Tallulah was afraid that the Patriot would notice something in the silence, so she asked.

"Sir, you seem more dull today than usual?"

The patriot then realized belatedly that he was too worried and had attracted other people's attention.

He didn't explain much, but prepared to turn around and leave.

"No. I will go to guard the core city.

Someone will definitely try to attack here.

I, stop them."

This result is naturally what Tallulah wants. As long as the Patriot doesn't stay with her for long, she will have more room for error.

However, she sometimes forgets that too much talk leads to mistakes.

"Thank you, sir.

Kingslayer, Froststar, Mephisto and Faust are still waiting for our assistance at Longmen. We cannot let any outsiders interfere with our plans."

The Patriots' pace of departure slowed down.

But he spoke quickly so that Tallulah wouldn't notice anything unusual about him.

"Tallulah."

"What's wrong? My warrior."

This time, the Patriot did not call Tallulah by her real name.

"leader.

No matter how powerful the evil is, it will have its end.

I firmly believe this.”

Although she felt strange about the Patriot's sudden statement, Tallulah agreed with his opinion.

"Yes. I believe that, too."

This sentence made the Patriot completely suspect that something was wrong with Tallulah.

But he didn't say it, and prepared to investigate privately after leaving.

"Goodbye, Leader."

"Go ahead, patriot."

After watching the Patriot walk into the elevator and leave, Tallulah muttered to herself, not knowing to whom she was talking.

"End this battle and take back the infected's rightful place. The Reunion will defeat all enemies that stand in their way."

On the descending elevator, the Patriot took out a broken amulet from where the key was kept and remained silent.

Herag looked at it carefully and found that the broken amulet was very similar to the broken amulet on Froststar's neck, which he complained was a fake.

Then the whole scene suddenly changed from the elevator to the snowy field.

The Patriot who left the Reunion Camp took out two similar amulets from his armor and handed them to the still young Froststar in front of him.

"what is this?"

The Patriot placed one of the amulets in the center of Froststar's unconsciously raised palm, and then took back the other amulet.

"One, a Sarkaz amulet. There are two of them here.

You take this one. I'll keep the other one."

Froststar looked at the amulet curiously. It was ordinary and even a little heavy.

"What is this for? It's a bit heavy."

The patriot answered seriously:

"It can sustain your life."

Upon hearing this answer, Frost Star burst out laughing. Just relying on this ordinary amulet?

"You still believe in those Sarkaz things? Well, why is this necessary?"

But she soon stopped laughing because the Patriot was serious, so serious that she felt a tremendous amount of pressure.

"Listen to me, finish."

"Row."

“This amulet can withstand long-term torture.

Fatal wounds and organ damage are not acceptable, but it can bear the loss of life.

Until it breaks.”

When he said this, he also specifically pointed out Frost Star's frost spell, which had already emerged.

"When your amulet breaks, my amulet will tremble.

I will go and save you."

The young and naive Froststar had another question: what if both amulets were broken?

"What if both pieces break?"

The Patriot did not answer. He was thinking about what circumstances would cause both amulets to shatter at the same time.

"speak!"

The Patriot still didn't answer. He had already thought of the Emperor's Internal Guards and the Northern Demons.

Seeing that her question received no answer, Froststar sighed and put the amulet around her neck.

The cold amulet couldn't even provide any stimulation to her already freezing body.

Seeing the other party put on the amulet, the Patriot, who had given up thinking, nodded with satisfaction.

"it is good."

The only thing that answered him was Frost Star's arrogant voice.

"My life will definitely be longer than yours, so live your life well."

After hearing this, almost all the Terra players who saw this were shocked. The damn Hypergryph thought that hitting them once or twice was not enough, and they had to dig them out of their coffins and whip their corpses repeatedly, right? !

As the Terra players cried, the scene turned back to the shattered amulet in the Patriot's hand.

At this moment, the tall figure of the patriot actually looked a little desolate.

He heard Tallulah's last words, and at this moment he only felt irony.

"Aid, who? End. What fight?"

Finally, he uttered the longest sentence since the Ore Disease grew Originium in his throat.

"The amulet in my hand has been broken."

After saying that, the elevator arrived at the first floor in due time.