I ruined Tyra.

But Her Highness has always been very sad. She has shouldered too much and knows more secrets of this land.

Tallulah was different. She was angry, calm enough, yet full of passionate anger.

Although much smaller, they are equally powerful. Perhaps people like them, regardless of their strength, possess similar parts.

This anger gave birth to the Integration Movement, which attracted countless followers.

But soon...all that changed.

Our daily work has become incitement, harm and provocation.

This is no longer a revolution of the infected—

Rather, it is an overly manipulated war conspiracy that we have witnessed countless times in Kazdel."

At this point, the screen ends and the system pops up a prompt asking whether to proceed to the next stage of the plot.

But there is no doubt that this window period is time for Dr. Terra and others to decipher the massive amount of information hidden in this monologue.

There are already plot fans on the forum who can’t wait to advance to the next stage and have started discussions on the forum, and their personal interpretation posts are constantly being updated.

But there is one thing they all agree on, that is, Tallulah was once an idealist like Theresa, until some reason caused Tallulah to undergo a drastic change and eventually became a tyrant.

Some people who are close to the current Reunion Movement even posted Alina's photo on the forum after obtaining her consent, and deliberately compared her with the Reunion Movement cadres who appeared in the plot and PV.

Then it was discovered that there was no news of Alina long before the Reunion attacked Chernobog.

Combined with the comparison between the time when Tallulah left Ursus and the time when the city of Che was attacked in the plot, combined with the relationship between Tallulah and Alina, and even the comparison between the attitudes of the Integration Movement towards the infected in the plot, some people directly deduced part of the truth.

That is, before the Integration Movement was about to leave the tundra and attack Che City to seize the mobile city, Alina died tragically due to the betrayal of some infected people, which dealt a heavy blow to Tallulah and subsequently led to her darkening.

I enjoyed browsing the forum and watching them guessing about this and that. I have to say, when there is a lot of information, it only takes a little thought to deduce the truth.

But unfortunately, no one has yet figured out the whole truth.

However, when the Ursus people who like to watch meteor showers appear in the main storyline of Chapter 9, they will definitely disgust these Dr. Terras.

It was impossible for Herag to know in advance the malicious intent from Le. After discussing the plot speculation with Zhongyue, he agreed to continue to advance the plot to see if they could get more clues.

So he clicked on the next plot, which was the post-action plot of the seventh level.

The scene turned back to the ruins of Qie City. Ines dragged Hedley to the inner city area.

“She didn’t catch up.

If we really run into her head-on, things will be troublesome."

After standing on a high platform and confirming that it was safe for a short time, Hedley jumped down from the platform and admonished the panting Inès:

"You shouldn't have used magic on Tallulah. This isn't the first time. We should always be careful about what we see."

Inès shook her head. What she saw was much more serious than Hedley expected.

"I know what you mean, but something definitely happened to Tallulah, and W must be told about it."

Hedley frowned. Why didn't he understand what Inès was saying? He could only keep alert and analyze the current situation.

"Thanks to W's few little moves, we have already been suspected by those thugs. Isn't that enough?"

Having said this, he put his hands on Inès's shoulders and asked in confusion:

"Tell me, what did you see?"

"In the past, Tallulah was just a rebel, and she brought the opportunity to rebel to those infected who were liberated.

Now? They have almost no intention of restraining their desires, simply destroying and killing indiscriminately. "

The uneasy Inès still gave irrelevant answers, which made Hedley anxious.

"That doesn't mean anything. Races other than the Sarkaz have always treated the infected like this."

Perhaps because these words triggered something, Inès calmed down.

"...You don't understand, Hedley.

I'm not talking about what's wrong with this behavior itself, I'm talking about the consequences of this behavior...

Tallulah...is destroying the Reunion, intentionally!"

Hedley's face was full of question marks, he was a little confused.

"why?"

"Don't you think... this situation seems familiar?"

Inès was silent for a while, because she saw the shadow of Theresa in Tallulah.

"She was a good enough leader to draw these ordinary infected into the war and bring them victory.

However, only she could destroy the tower she had built step by step in the most subtle way.

Even...even Tallulah herself is just one of the more delicate bricks and tiles, which can be shattered at any time."

"Wait! Are you saying..."

Hedley's breathing quickened. How could he not be familiar with this situation? This was clearly a replica of His Highness.

Inès nodded affirmatively, confirming his thoughts.

“It feels the same as it did before.

But he, maybe he has always been like this, he can do all this without hesitation... he just hides it very well.

But Tallulah is different. Her change is so sudden."

At this point, Inès spoke fearfully about what she had seen.

“Her shadow…she even has two shadows!

That shadow doesn’t look like a trace of magic, it’s more like…”

At this point, Inès was troubled again. She didn't know how to describe the feeling in words. Hedley, who had no idea of ​​the situation, could only encourage her with his eyes.

Soon, Inès thought of how to describe it.

"A ruin, ancient, powerful, and full of remnants of that power."

Hedley quickly reviewed the information in his mind, but even though he was the most knowledgeable person in the team, he was still unable to determine what Inès wanted to say.

"The nature of your spell is very special. Even so, your feeling this time is too vague. This is not a reason to take action."

Inès stood up and said firmly, "But W must know this!"

Hedley quickly put his index finger on the other's lips and whispered: "Keep your voice down! We have been noticed.

Any action will become a handle for others, you know."

Inès grabbed the hand on her lips, and then placed it on her heart, letting the other person feel her beating heartbeat. She looked at Hedley seriously and said:

"Then do you think we can survive a second Babel-like event?"

This time, Hedley hesitated. He and Inès might be able to accept it, but what about W? Could she accept it?

"I have no idea?"

Inès saw Hedley's hesitation in his eyes, so she turned around and began to identify the direction to determine W's location.

"At least W can't, I have to go find her and explain it to her.

Now that Garson is dead, she is the new leader."

Hedley grabbed her and reminded her:

“Wait! If Tallulah really has noticed, you’re going to—”

Then, before he could finish his words, Inès broke free and the words he had intended to say were aborted.

"You can't wait a bit. Don't order me around. We're still equals now. Humph!"

With that, Inès disappeared into the shadows and left their hiding place.

The scene changed and Inès was already moving quickly in the alley.

“That being said, this seems to be the first time I disobey orders?

You shouldn't always think so much, Hedley.

W, it's just ahead, just across the alley..."

However, her steps forward came to a halt, for the shadow told her that someone was already waiting at the end of the alley.

"Who?!"

Seeing that they were discovered, a dozen well-equipped Reunion soldiers and warlocks slowly walked out and blocked Inès.

Ines felt a little uneasy. They shouldn't be here. Was she still too slow?

Although she felt uneasy, Inès suppressed her uneasiness and asked with a stern face:

"Infected? What's wrong?"

"Watch your tone, demon."

The leading Reunion soldier responded bluntly, and then began to list the other party's mistakes.

“First, several mercenary groups defected, and then the enemy appeared in the city.

You have made so many mistakes, don't you think the leader doesn't see it?"

After knowing that the other party was looking for her, Inès began to secretly prepare an escape spell, while at the same time she tried to divert the other party's attention by speaking in a fierce manner.

"Get out of the way. I have no obligation to listen to your complaints."

"You have an obligation to be responsible to Tallulah."

Inès was silent for a moment, then said, "I understand. After I report to W, I will report to Tallulah."

The leading Reunion soldier shook his head and waved his hand.

"No need for that. This kind of 'responsibility' is not what we need."

After saying that, several fireball spells that had been accumulated for a long time were instantly released, blocking all of Inès' escape routes.

"What?!

Gee...

Are you serious? "

"boom!!!"

The entire alley was instantly destroyed by the exploding column of fire, and the sweeping heat wave blew off the hoods of the Reunion soldiers.

Pulling down his hood, the leader said confidently:

"The attack that just happened affected this area. Ines, one of the captains of the Sarkaz mercenaries, is confirmed dead."

A warlock stepped forward and asked, "Aren't you going to check her body?"

The leader shook his head and continued to give orders: "The fighting just now was too noisy. Some people have been attracted here. Blow up this street immediately."

"Yes!"

The warlock was about to step forward to cast an Originium spell when the leader held him back.

"and many more!"

"Ok?"

"The Reunion also needs someone... to fight with her to the end."

The warlock was silent, but soon said, “I understand.

Take care of my family, they are still in town.”

As the warlock finished speaking, a long knife pierced his chest.

"Of course, I promise you."

The leader immediately drew out his long sword, then ordered the soldiers around him to put the warlock's body into the bombed alley, and then asked the remaining warlocks to fire a few simple fireballs at him.

"Make his body look more like real. All right, that's it."

After confirming that there were no problems with the on-site arrangements, the leader turned around and left with his men.

"W will soon notice it, let's go."

What they didn't know was that in the shadows that they couldn't see, there was a piece that was wriggling and witnessing the whole process.