"They, they are all my companions now, all Night Watchers."
Upon hearing this, Anita widened her eyes in so shock.
"All Night Watchers?"
Her voice carried so disbelief as she looked at the dwarves behind Blake.
She had dealt with this group of dwarves before. Although dwarves sowhat looked similar to humans, she recognized so of the important mbers.
For instance, Getai.
Moreover, those dwarves who were the first batch selected to follow Kana into the Safro Kingdom were all elites from the Gray Furnace Castle.
She even saw those two dwarf guards who had accompanied her with the Cohen Kingdom's ssenger to Lake Shore Village earlier.
Have they all joined the Night Watchers?
Are they trying to deceive her? These are key mbers of many dwarves.
If that's the case, it ans the Gray Mountain Dwarves have tightly bound themselves to the Night Watchers.
Anita's mind was in tumult, but on the surface, she had already reined in her emotions.
"That's amazing, in less than a year you have grown so strong already?"
Blake smiled slightly; he was equally pleased with this aspect.
"Enough small talk; we co with a mission," Bobo reminded from behind.
Blake nodded and looked at Anita: "Can you let speak with the Prince or the leader of the Church? We have important intelligence related to the safety of Vitra City."
"Vitra City?" Anita frowned.
...
"How are the preparations for the attack on Vitra City?" asked Martin in the Blood Race Command Camp opposite the Gray Rock Fortress frontline.
"Hehe, General, don't worry, we will be the vanguard of the attack, which should have already started. You just need to wait for the ssage to reach the frontline and then strike the Gray Rock Fortress with full force."
In front of Martin was a Blood Race tailor wearing a magic robe with a pallid complexion.
Upon hearing this, Martin eyed him, "In that case, let's hope you succeed.
Whether you succeed or fail, as long as chaos breaks out, that's enough."
Truth be told, Martin never counted on them; from start to finish, he hadn't included their actions in his plans because he didn't trust these madn at all.
Whether these cultists attacked Vitra City or not, the collapse of the Gray Rock Fortress at the frontline was already a foregone conclusion.
All Martin needed was to breach the Gray Rock Fortress in one go and deplete a lot of the enemy's living forces here, so that subsequent offensives would proceed smoothly.
Otherwise, he wouldn't be wasting ti here, giving the enemy a false impression.
That they could defend against us with the fortress.
With this thought in mind, Martin looked at the tailor in front of him with a harsh expression and said, "Keep your madn in check; I don't want any crazy disobedient nonsense in my forces."
Hearing this, the tailor's pale face also turned exceedingly somber.
"They are the followers of our Master, summoned by glory."
"Heh." Martin couldn't be bothered to argue further and dismissed him with a wave of his hand.
Just after the tailor left, another Blood Race knight walked in.
"There's a situation in Giant Rock City."
"A situation? What situation?" Martin frowned and asked.
Giant Rock City should be deep within the dostic territory, what could possibly happen, and at this ti no less.
"A mobile unit rampaged within the borders, and they stole the gemstone the King ordered to be found.
Moreover, the Fourth Prince stirred up chaos in Giant Rock City, and many of the Blood Race were killed."
Upon hearing this news, Martin frowned, filled with questions.
"The Fourth Prince?"
"Yes."
"Interesting, two traitors, one in the fortress resisting us, and the other causing internal turmoil to divert our attention?"
Upon hearing this, the knight shook his head slightly, "It doesn't seem so. The Fourth Prince's purpose was those gemstones, attempting to snatch them from the Princess amid the chaos in Giant Rock City.
They've already escaped through layers of encirclent and fled into the Gray Mountain Range."
"Forget it, don't concern yourself with that; our attention must stay on the fortress now.
Go and prepare, we'll capture it within a few days."
"Yes!"
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