Ark Journey

The person he asked thought that the list of things he saw when he came here did not include this kind of thing, so he asked back:

"Originium? What exactly is it?"

"A cluster of Originium suddenly appeared in my field. I thought that you all came from the mobile city and might be able to deal with this kind of thing."

He did not make a decision on his own and looked at Tallulah.

"team leader?"

"We happened to have some tools with us, let's find someone to go with you and take a look."

"Ah."

Soon, the two men returned safely, and the villager who had come over to ask questions went to the old man with bear ears.

"Village chief, it is basically certain. Although they don't look like it, what normal person would dare to touch the Originium without any protection?"

“Are you sure? If we provoke the people on the mobile city, they don’t have to do anything. They just drive the city over and our village will be destroyed.”

"That's not possible. After all, I didn't see any traces of Originium on them."

meditation.

Still in deep thought.

Finally, thinking of the villagers who were still suffering from hunger, he gave the order.

"go a head."

"Okay, village chief."

Just as the transaction was in full swing, several villagers suddenly stepped forward and said to the group of people from the Integration Movement:

"Everyone, we still have a lot of things here that are hard to bring over. Please follow me and I will take you there."

Not noticing anything unusual, Tallulah and Alina looked at each other and agreed.

When the villagers around saw these people coming over, their faces suddenly changed a little. After some people from the integration movement left, some villagers even put their hands into the snow and rubbed them hard.

This was also not noticed by the people in the Integration Movement.

On the way, Tallulah tried to strike up a conversation with a villager.

"Your village looks very rich. The surrounding woods produce great products?"

The villagers she asked were somewhat vague.

"almost."

Just when Tallulah wanted to ask something else, the leading villager pointed to a huge, sturdy building in front of them and spoke, so she had to give up.

"Everyone, this is it. Many things in our village are kept here. You can go in and see if there is anything you need."

"Ah."

After the group of people entered, Tallulah found that the interior of the building was very dark and cold. Every time she took a step, she could feel the rough touch under her feet, as if something was spread on the ground.

Just as Tallulah was about to ask if she could light a fire to make it brighter inside, the door of the building suddenly closed.

Alina, who was at the back of the team, noticed something was wrong and immediately drew her sword and chopped at the door, but the sturdy door was not chopped down immediately.

At the same time, complex footsteps and shouts were heard outside.

"Go call the Sentinels! These infected are different!"

"Damn it, when will it be sent......"

Tallulah lit a handful of fire to illuminate the surroundings and was stunned. Her voice also stopped abruptly.

The surrounding walls were covered with bloody scratches and handprints, some large and some small, but without exception all were deeply embedded in the walls.

The rough touch under her feet flashed an inexplicable light under the illumination of the flames. Talulah knew what it was. It was the inactive Originium that slowly settled after the infected died.

For a moment, she stood there in a daze, but the flames appeared naturally around her body as if they sensed their owner's mood.

Just as Alina and a group of people were trying to break down the solid door, Tallulah's angry voice suddenly came from behind them.

"Alina, back off."

Alina looked back and saw a billowing flame quietly floating beside Tallulah.

"Tallulah, you..."

"Don't worry about me."

As she spoke, the flame broke away from Tallulah's body and hit the door directly.

At this moment, the originally solid door immediately turned into molten iron and black charcoal.

Behind the door, a group of panicked and thin faces appeared.

Chapter 69: Mother-in-law Dragon

The moment the gate melted, Alina rushed out like a sharp sword, wrapped in golden light.

The sentry closest to the gate subconsciously stepped back half a step and raised the crossbow in his hand to shoot at her.

Alina did not dodge or evade and let the arrow hit her. The flaming sword in her hand slashed across, cutting the person and the weapon in half.

Suddenly, a burnt smell gushed out along with the scattered blood and organs. The body that had been split into two halves did not fall down, but flew backwards strangely.

The person who was hit by the corpse staggered, and a large amount of blood covered his eyes.

"what!"

The sentry, who had never seen such a scene, screamed and waved his left hand wildly to try to wipe the blood off his face, but Alina came and pierced his throat with a sword, strangling all sounds and leaving only the hissing sound caused by the damaged trachea.

The powerless corpse fell down completely. Alina snatched his crossbow and turned the gun to shoot at the man who was rushing towards her with a spear.

He rushed too fast and had no time to dodge. He could only watch as the arrow penetrated his forehead and then fell headfirst into the snow.

The fierceness of the man who killed three sentinels as soon as he met them made the villagers surrounding the place retreat continuously, and they even dared not raise their weapons. This also gave the people of the Integration Movement time to prepare.

Alina stood there holding a sword, breathing lightly and glanced coldly at all the people around her holding weapons.

The instant high-intensity burst consumed a lot of her physical strength, but bits of red mist appeared from the people she killed with her sword, and then quickly flowed into her body.

"Whoo~~~"

She exhaled a breath, felt her strength recovering quickly, threw down her crossbow and gripped the hilt of the sword again.

The fire dispelled the cold, and Tallulah stepped forward, completely igniting the building behind her.

She looked at the group of people with thin faces in front of her, her eyes filled with anger and confusion.

"Tell me why you did this. Why did you kill those infected people?!"

The hands holding the pitchforks kept shaking, and some villagers who couldn't even stand steadily shouted at Tallulah:

"We have nothing to say to the dirty infected!"

Tallulah frowned, and the flames around her expanded outwards on their own.

She didn't like the inability to communicate.

Behind those villagers, dozens of people dressed as militiamen were surrounding the place from all directions.

Seeing all the shining weapons pointing at this side, most of the members of the Integration Movement, who were only carrying a dagger, became a little nervous.

"Chief, what should we do?"

"Don't worry, I'm here."

Tallulah whispered something comforting, and then she noticed a somewhat old man standing out from the crowd opposite.

"The infected have no value. If you are alive, you will spread mineral sickness. If you die, you will pollute the land. Food is wasted in your hands. In any case, the infected will die anyway."

Such brazen words made Tallulah's already furrowed brows even deeper.

"Just for some food? Then why kill them?"

"Who knows what those infected lunatics will do. We still have many children in our village."

"Those infected don't have children!?"

"It's just a small source of infection. What good can it do if it dies? Ah! Where does the fire come from? Water! Water..."

Before he finished his words, a ball of white flame suddenly burst out from all the orifices on the man's body.

The sudden change made the surrounding villagers retreat in fear.

The pain of being burned by the flames made him fall to the ground immediately, where he struggled back and forth. Inhuman roars and cries for help came out from his burned throat, but in just two or three seconds, he turned into a ball of black ash.

A man in white armor appeared out of thin air like a ghost.

"Why do you have to talk so much to these dead people, Tallulah? When did you become so ignorant?"

Although I don't want to see Tallulah become a tyrant of the Reunion, she is still nagging in this situation and is even worse than a tyrant.

Xue Zhi's upbringing taught him that even Buddha has two appearances: kind and benevolent, and angry and wrathful, so he was very dissatisfied with Tallulah's current appearance.

"I..."

Looking at Xue Zhi floating in the air, facing his somewhat disappointed eyes, Tallulah didn't know what to say for a moment.

She wanted to explain, but couldn't open her mouth.

"Since they killed the infected and took their food, the souls of these people have fallen into hell, not to mention that they even want to do the same to you."

Xue Zhi, who was as shadowless as a ghost, glanced at all the people in front of him with cold eyes. He also felt angry because of what the man said just now.

Now it seems that the conflict between the infected and normal people is far more intense than he imagined.

Suddenly, the ground began to tremble, and trees at the entrance of the village kept falling down. A huge moving city slowly approached with a huge sense of oppression.

On a descending mobile platform, the tall figure of the Patriot gradually emerged.

He tilted his halberd slightly forward, and the Reunion Movement troops standing behind him emerged as fast as black water. They silently and quickly surrounded the group that was confronting Tallulah.

More Reunion soldiers continued to fall from the mobile city, and they soon surrounded the entire village.

Some villagers were so frightened that they fell to the ground. He trembled and said sentences that even he could not believe.

"This, this, the infected hijacked a city..."

Some villagers saw the soldiers and quickly opened the lid of the cellar and hid inside.

The heavy and sophisticated equipment of the Reunion Movement soldiers made it impossible for the armed militiamen to resist. Someone who had just tried to resist was now lying on the ground groaning.

Xue Zhi, who discovered the thick smoke and flames coming out of the mobile city, immediately issued various orders, and he even sent a clone over, but since there was no danger just now, he did not show up.

"You are the leader, Tallulah. What are you going to do now? With just one order from you, we can kill all these people, including the ones hiding in the cellar."

Xue Zhi, with a sarcastic smile on her face, pointed out some facts, which gave courage to some villagers who were almost frightened.

Because most of the people hiding in the cellar were children.

"You devil!"

"I like that name."

Without looking at the person who cursed, Xue Zhi whispered to Tallulah:

"Or should we let them go? Let them go on to kill more infected people? Or let them expose our position, let us be surrounded, and let the people who believe in the Reunion and believe in you get hurt? Tallulah, the choice is yours."

Chapter 70: The Great Tower King

Xue Zhi's deep voice echoed in Tallulah's ears, and all the scenes he described emerged in her mind.

Tallulah closed her eyes, and when she opened them again she said to Xue Zhi:

"Be quiet, Xue Zhi."

"Yes."

As she wished, Xue Zhi closed her mouth, but Xue Zhi, who had already sensed her murderous intent, still laughed.

Then, Tallulah gave orders to everyone.

"Kill all of these people in front of us. Leave no one alive. Don't move the others. Violators will be punished by military law."

"Yes!"