"Luluwo!?"
"How did this guy get caught?"
"Why do I feel like laughing a bit? Oh no, feeling this way is too unethical."
As soon as the na Luluwo appeared, Leon and the others were shocked.
But amidst the shock, he keenly noticed so in the crowd showed emotions of grief, depression, anger, and fear, so he imdiately turned and scanned his surroundings.
What he saw was indeed surprising.
In the crowd, there were at least a dozen familiar faces, all adventurers from the Yanor Kingdom, so of whom Leon had even beaten up before.
And what’s more common among these people was that they all were adventurers who originally set out with Luluwo to the Warrior Country!
So you all chose to smuggle in, huh... Leon couldn’t help but be dumbfounded.
He initially planned to settle down in the Warrior Country and then inquire when Luluwo and those who chose the above-ground route would arrive, so they could et up and look out for each other.
But it turned out they were already caught; truly, things are unpredictable. Just then, a guard checking identification docunts approached, and those adventurers tacitly dispersed outwards, exchanging glances... Why did they look as if they were here to break soone out?
Leon was filled with astonishnt, could they really plan to openly take Luluwo back? Since when did adventurers from our side have such courage?
He glanced back at the sky stage, and after thinking it over, he asked Maru:
"Did you bring the Image Stone?"
Maru understood imdiately, pulled out an Image Stone, and handed it to Leon, while she herself jumped onto Tal’s shoulder, squatted, and raised the Image Stone toward the sky stage.
"Sorry, Luluwo, we’re going to capture your image as a nto." Leon wiped a tear from the corner of his eye with a smile, as if mourning his lost integrity, "Anyway, later you’ll probably say that adding this footage to the guide might sell for more money."
Amid the brewing storm as Luluwo was about to appear, the undercurrent surged beneath the stage!
And where was the lead character?
"Luluwo?"
The attendant called out again, yet the perforrs beside looked around, their eyes saying "Who’s Luluwo?"
The nearby guards visibly panicked and quickly searched among the captured perforrs for Luluwo’s figure.
No, there was absolutely no sign!
Not only had Luluwo disappeared, but her entire Skyrim Strategy Group was also missing!
"Could she have escaped!?"
The guards started sweating profusely, as if watching their jobs slip away from them!
Yes, I once had a job.
"It shouldn’t be, clearly we checked the numbers before starting, saw her accomplices, why is she gone now!"
As the chaos spread on stage due to Luluwo’s disappearance, the audience started buzzing, feeling this was the biggest fun so far, much better than the performances!
Lanle too was quite surprised, staring at the flustered guards with a teasing gaze.
"Wait, you said you saw her companions, but did you see Luluwo?" The prince’s attendant spotted the flaw and hurriedly asked.
Upon hearing this, the guards fell silent, finally one of them, with reluctance, mumbled: "Because they always move around together, so...."
As soon as those words were out, even the audience below couldn’t help but close their eyes, thinking where on earth did these clueless guards co from, hard to watch.
Not to ntion Count Gehard, who led this group of guards, unsure what kind of expression to show, feeling as if on thorns, wanting to explain to Lanle but not knowing how to start.
Yes, I once held a title.
And at this mont of turmoil, Lanle smiled slightly, saying:
"Interesting, to think they could escape from the famous Blackstone City prison, these adventurers are quite capable, I’m getting intrigued."
"Then you..." Count Gehard started but forgot his words, feeling that Lanle seed in a pretty good mood?
Just then, a group of guards brought over a box of things, saying: "Report to your highness, these were found in Luluwo’s cell, there’s also a note inside."
"Let test it first."
Edgar, standing next to Lanle, went over to check the box’s safety, and upon confirming it was safe, allowed the guards to present it to the prince.
Edgar now appeared vibrant and energetic, more spirited than before, his skills seed to have advanced, making him more confident.
"This is..."
Lanle glanced at the note, his lips curling up slightly, saying: "I see, it’s the bond with Sain Dungeon that saved her."
Curious, Edgar asked: "What do you an by this?"
"She and her companions seem to possess a magic called ’Return to Hotown,’ which allows them to quickly return to Sain Dungeon even from the outside world. They had entered Sain Dungeon via the Return to Hotown spell earlier, and to avoid attention, they transferred one by one."
After speaking, Lanle pointed at the box, saying:
"Set up these magic tools as Luluwo said she has prepared a surprise for , I want to see what it is."
Lanle was fully intrigued by Luluwo, this character was truly lively, he hadn’t seen such adventurers in a long ti.
Even the audience below couldn’t help but look forward to it.
"Wait a minute, could that thing really be..." Maru stared at the guards setting up the magic tools, the more she looked the more familiar it seed.
"That’s right, it’s Luluwo’s dungeon live transmission device!" Drew chid in.
In short, it’s the device the Skyrim Strategy Group previously used for live streaming inside the dungeon.
"They took this thing to another country?" Leon was wondering why Luluwo and her crew would carry this set of equipnt over a long journey, and how they managed to leave such a conspicuous item in the cell?
The Skyrim Strategy Group always manages to pull off unexpected antics.
When the full set of live broadcast equipnt was finally set up, the Projection Magic was also installed on it, allowing the onlookers to see the images on it.
"Let see, this should be how to use it..."
Edgar quickly figured out how to start the equipnt, and then he activated it.
In an instant, the projection magic screen went black, and the image was accompanied by a sizzling sound.
"What’s this?"
"Why is there nothing?"
"Is it broken?"
The onlookers chattered noisily, but Lanle remained eagerly watching.
Although he had never t them, he felt Luluwo and her group might bring him a different kind of surprise.
Soon after, a man’s voice ca through on the screen, and Leon imdiately recognized it as Berto from the Skyrim Strategy Group.
"Captain, the magic device seems to be activated, are you ready on your side?"
"Just a mont, the captain is still getting made up!" Tami’s voice ca through from afar.
Then there was a rustling sound again, and just as people’s patience was about to reach its limit, the screen finally lit up.
"Hey, can you hear ? Never mind, it doesn’t matter if you can’t."
After a long ti, Luluwo’s face, always carrying a bit of a bratty slyness, appeared on the screen, and even a close-up shot didn’t diminish her beauty.
"Oh, so it’s such a beautiful woman." Lanle straightened up and watched earnestly.
Such a beautiful lady, her words and deeds must be beautiful too, right?
"I have a bad feeling about this." Maru’s hair slightly frizzed, as her intuition issued a warning.
The next second, Luluwo, like a delinquent thug, clicked her tongue and pointed at the people off-screen:
"Hey, you guards in Black Stone City, you’re watching now, right? I’ve had quite a few tasty treats here the past few days, I rember how one of you, a tall guy, almost tore my tight clothes when you arrested ."
Lanle’s appreciative gaze suddenly froze. Why does this feel a bit different from what he imagined?
"Fortunately, I’m skilled, all of us learned ’Return to Hotown’ in advance, otherwise we’d really be caught by you."
Luluwo picked up the cara, showing the surrounding dungeon scenery, and soone imdiately said:
"Strange, why have I never seen this place, it looks like a village?"
"If you want to keep chasing , I’m not afraid. I’ll be waiting for you right here."
Luluwo pointed to a pile of houses behind her and said spiritedly:
"I’ll be waiting for you in this Sick Village!"
People started discussing, with the main topic being:
Where is Sick Village?
At this mont, Tami’s voice ca in from off-screen.
"Captain, this isn’t Lake Lienia, others won’t find us."
"Oh, I almost forgot about that."
Luluwo nonchalantly rolled her hair, then looked at the cara, this ti showing a polite smile, looking just like a noble performing on stage, probably practiced many tis in private.
"Prince Lanle, are you watching? I’ve heard about your brilliant idea of the Sky Stage, so I plan to participate seriously. What happened just now was rely a dispute with the local guards, not against you, please don’t take it to heart."
"Ugh, this woman is at it again, pretending." Maru showed a disgusted expression.
"It’s not like you don’t pretend either." Leon vigorously ruffled her head.
"I just heard your the is the dungeon, right? Whoever can make you laugh gets a residence permit."
Luluwo confidently flipped her hair back and said:
"Actually, I’ve already found sothing that will make everyone laugh 100%, I tested it just now, and my companions laughed when they saw it, I’m sure you will too!"
Saying this, she clapped her hands "Bring it up."
Only to see Tami and Berto carry over... a person?
Clearly, that was a monster from the Sain Dungeon, a skeletal figure clad in yellow clothes, and the trembling of the body was the only proof he was alive.
What was even more noticeable was that he was tightly covering his eyes, and there seed to be a burning yellow light seeping through his fingers.
"This was an accidental discovery during our exploration, and all our companions who locked eyes with this guy laughed, so we thought you should try too."
Upon seeing this scene, Gong Qiying in the crowd twitched at the corner of his mouth, muttering to himself:
"I really underestimated your ability to entertain..."
The next mont, Luluwo showed an innocent smile, suddenly pried open the monster’s hands, and pressed its face onto the cara!
Including Lanle, all the people and onlookers widened their eyes in curiosity, staring into the monster’s eyes on the screen.
They were eyes burning with yellow flas.
Commonly known as Mad Fire~
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