The King of Elden does not die alone!

"Give me her legs. I want legs."

"The stomach is delicious, the offal is tasty, the blood is sweet and full of flavor."

The monsters pushed, bumped, and quarreled.

"Shut up! You rats are not allowed to quarrel! I'll do the dividing!"

"Why should you divide it?!"

The monsters were fighting among themselves. Mia clearly heard the dull sound of a sword entering flesh. The monster that spoke last screamed and lost its voice. The footsteps around them became chaotic for a while.

"I'm the strongest, so I'll divide it. Those who are not satisfied will die, die!"

"Chuck, chuck—yes, yes, the strongest rat, you decide."

The chaotic footsteps gradually died down, leaving only the heaviest and most powerful one, walking towards Mia.

There was a crackling sound, the sound of metal armor colliding.

But it seems... this sound is not the footsteps of the monster? !

An armored person, or some creature, ran over. Mia heard the whistling sound of weapons breaking through the air, and the group of monsters surrounding her were all in an uproar.

"Human stuff! Human stuff!"

puff--

The sword entered her flesh, and Mia shuddered because she felt warm body fluids splashed on her body.

"The mighty rat is dead, dead! It was a big human thing!"

Puff puff puff puff, the sounds of flesh and blood being cut were extremely dense. Even though Mia couldn't see it, she could imagine this one-sided battle.

"Run!"

The monsters rushed forward, making noisy chirps and hisses, screaming, as if they had seen something that frightened them the most.

These monsters, whose true forms Mia had not yet seen, fled in a hurry.

click-

Iron boots made a sound as they stepped on the ground, and Mia could hear it right next to her.

"... Wilden?" she asked tentatively.

"it's me."

The soldier replied.

"Have you seen my blindfold?"

Because she couldn't see, she didn't do anything rash.

"I'll look for it," the soldier said, and Mia heard the noise he made again.

After a moment, Wilden replied, "Here it is."

He shoved the blindfold into Mia's hands.

Fortunately, the fight just now did not cause any dirt to get on the blindfold.

Only then did the girl breathe a sigh of relief.

"Where did you find it?"

Mia said as she put the blindfold over her eyes.

Wilden replied, "Not far from you."

It seems that it just dropped accidentally.

Mia tied the blindfold tighter than before.

Seeing the light again, she stood up and turned around.

Ugly corpses were lying all over the ground.

She found that she was gradually becoming desensitized to such scenes.

"Skaven..."

Mia murmured.

No wonder, listening to them speak feels familiar.

This is not a borderland race.

In other words, she traveled through time again.

"You know these things?" Wilden held two swords in his hands. When Mia said the names of these monsters, the soldier took the initiative and said, "Do you know where this is? I can't feel the golden tree anymore."

Mia looked around. They were in an alley in the city. The buildings on both sides had a distinct late medieval style.

The time here is undoubtedly night, but now, such a night has been infected by the evil green flame.

The city was burning, and the screams of ratmen and humans came one after another from unknown roads and buildings.

"Of course you can't feel it. Because we are no longer in the border area."

"what?"

"We have to find a way to leave this world!" Mia made an immediate decision after realizing the current situation.

Warhammer! Compared with this world, the borderland is a paradise!

Mia deeply regrets her youthful and frivolous behavior.

When I first traveled through time, I actually thought something like "Warhammer might be better than the Elden Ring"!

"Come with me!"

Somehow, Mia's subconscious told her that the guidance she saw just now when she couldn't see was the key to their leaving this world.

Even now, when Mia closes her eyes, the guidance is still there.

-

Today I am playing PY with Genshin Impact, referred to as Genshin Impact P.

Chapter 15. Plague

Felix Jaeger was running hard, with a whole formation of elite ratmen, those storm rats with black fur, wearing black armor, as tall and strong as humans, chasing him from behind.

He kept regretting why he followed a cloaked ratman who appeared on the surface, so that he became the first witness of the ratman's general attack on the city of Nuln.

However, as the first witness, he was unable to warn anything, because when he saw a ratman daring to come out of the sewer in a swagger, it meant that at least a dozen ratmen had appeared in other parts of the city.

This number increases exponentially over time.

Felix heard the roars of the enemies behind him, as well as the screams of those who were unfortunate enough not to escape. He risked a look back and saw that the ratmen were indiscriminately killing any humans they saw.

No soldier came forward, not a single one, for all the soldiers were in the palace area protecting the Countess and her guests.

Before the ratmen launched their general attack, a series of unusual events occurred in the city, including riots in the sewers and the Black Death that swept the city. However, the nobles did not care about the lives of ordinary people at all, and even now, a grand masquerade was being held in the palace.

Felix turned into a dead end and hastily turned around to approach a narrow alley. He had almost shaken off his pursuers because he was not wearing heavy armor like the Stormvermin, and the Stormvermin were also slowed down by the unarmed people they encountered.

Felix knew that without those innocent people, he would not have been able to escape so smoothly.

He has a plan, and he must go and warn his companions, the dwarf Gotrek Greyson and the other mercenaries.

He just hoped he wouldn't get lost in the maze of alleys and run into the rest of the ratmen scurrying about the city.

-

The strange green flames continued to spread, and the city had become a hell.

The ratmen are killing each other.

"How did you get here?"

"I don't know, I just blinked," Wilden replied.

Mia and Wilden also traveled through the city.

The guidance of the blessing was very abstract, like a compass, which only pointed out the direction for her, and she had to find the way to that direction by herself.

Perhaps she herself did not realize that at this critical moment when only she could lead her teammates to their destination, she was surprisingly calm and clear-headed.

"Where's Curry?"

"We were waiting for him to come back before being teleported here. I don't think he's here."

Wilden held two swords and stood closely beside Mia.

They haven't encountered the rat people yet, but it's only a matter of time.

Mia did not hold her spear, but directly drew out the golden sword. This was a rational judgment she made after observing the current situation. The sword's blade was longer and its lateral attack range was wider. It was more efficient when used with one hand than a spear.

For individuals, rather than battle formations, swords are more effective self-defense weapons than spears when facing large numbers of ratmen.

Mia heard a war cry as sharp as the sound of ocean waves, just a few blocks away.

"We have to speed up."

Mia was not sure if she could return to the border and be resurrected if she died in this world, so it was best not to die.

Wilden hid his face in the shadow of the front of his helmet, and the city brought back bad memories from the depths of his mind.

At the beginning of the Shattering War, the Royal City was as chaotic as this city.

That seemed to be thousands of years ago. In his long life, most of what Wilden remembered was war. Everything in the royal city was just a flash of inspiration brought back to him by the scene.

They weren't the only ones running.

In fact, as soon as the two left the alley, they encountered humans from this world. Their size constantly reminded Wilden that this was not a border area.

After the ratmen launched their attack, all the citizens who remained on the streets fled for their lives. The idea of ​​hiding in buildings was not wise, because without soldiers fighting the ratmen, the ratmen could break into houses with impunity, looking for anything fresh and edible.

The green evil fire spread faster than the ratmen's army.

Mia was somewhat surprised to find that the direction people were fleeing was exactly the same direction she was going.

"Help! Someone, help!"

A woman fell on the side of the road. The fleeing crowd overturned a shop on the side of the road, and half of her body was buried under the shop.

"Help me!" She pleaded with the people trying to escape, but no one was willing to stop.

Mia and Wilden walked along the path at the bottom of the building, trying their best not to be noticed by others.

But they also heard the woman's desperate pleas, and Mia understood the language the woman spoke.

"Wilden?" Mia called softly.

The soldier stopped.

"Help me." said the girl.

If the woman was left alone, she would die when the Skaven army burst out of the alley.

Wilden nodded and strode over.

When the woman saw an unusually tall, fully armed man walking towards her, her eyes revealed a tangible hope, but when she saw Wilden's face, she uttered another short, thick cry of surprise.

"Don't be afraid, he just looks older!"

Mia quickly ran up to comfort him.

Mia had felt before that Wilden's zombie face was much fuller than when they first met.

She explained it by saying "she looks old", which seems to make sense.

Wilden sheathed his weapon, grabbed the overturned shop, and easily lifted it up.

This action saved the woman.

"Praise Sigmar! I thank you, old knight of Bretonnia!"

It seemed that, because of Wilden's attire, the woman mistook the King's Army soldier, who was wearing a tree and lion smock and plate arm and leg armor, for a feudal noble from another country in this world.

Mia immediately realized that this was an opportunity. She did not give Wilden any time to try to explain that he was not a knight. She immediately followed the woman's words and continued: "We are from Bretonnia. Where are you going?"

The direction these humans were going was the same direction that the blessing had told her to go, so Mia decided to ask where her destination was.

"The palace area!" the woman answered anxiously. If possible, she didn't want to delay for a moment: "There are only soldiers there in the entire city of Nuln!"