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Chapter 129: The plot of the changes in the cult camp

East Coast.

The eastern coast of the Kingdom of Saffro, the capital and Cape City are close to this slightly straight coastline, where there are two large ports.

To the north of Cape City, at the highest point on the coast about 20 kilometers away from the city, there is a huge camp.

The camp is located at the highest point in the ocean, and you can clearly see the situation on the sea and the situation on the hillside behind.

The most eye-catching thing in the entire camp is undoubtedly the lighthouse that is more than ten meters high. It stands on the highest point of the sea cliff and guides the direction for ships in the dark night.

Of course, this was its former function. Now, except for the vampire ships, any other ship that is misled and dares to approach will only have two options left: become a zombie or become food.

There are several stone buildings around the lighthouse, surrounded by a wooden wall.

Apparently, there were still some troops stationed here.

On the watchtower.

A vampire sentry seemed to sense something and looked up at the sky.

From his current height, he could only see a bird-like creature in the sky from a distance. However, the fact that he could still see it clearly from such a height indicated that the bird's size was absolutely astonishing.

"What kind of bird is that?" asked the vampire sentinel.

Another soldier on duty at the lighthouse with him looked up, narrowed his eyes slightly, and said casually, "Who knows, maybe it's a dragon."

Hearing this answer, the sentry replied: "Then we can start waiting to die." After laughing, he no longer cared.

If you look up to the sky, you can see that the creature they described as a bird is actually a pterosaur.

Gray Fang was riding the pterosaur, staring down at the camp below. His excellent vision, combined with his years of experience as an air cavalryman, allowed him to easily and directly analyze the structure of the camp below and the distribution of troops he could see from above.

He walked around again and surveyed the surroundings before leaving the sky.

To the vampires below, it was just a seabird circling in the sky that left, and no one cared.

There is a dense forest on the back of a hillside about 2 kilometers away from the camp.

In the woods, Kana and others were hiding and resting.

"How is it?" George asked Gray Fang, who had fallen down at this time.

"Enemy, many, tower, inside the house."

After that, he gestured with his fingers: "Spin in circles, two."

George understood easily and nodded.

Although Huiya's vocabulary is not very broad and he has been following them for quite some time, his language progress does not seem to be very smooth.

But he was able to express what he wanted to say in a few words.

George nodded and relayed in the direction of Kana, "There are quite a few enemies in the camp. In addition to the lighthouse we can see now, there should be some buildings below, and there should be people inside.

There are only two people patrolling the perimeter. If we are careful, we should be able to launch a surprise attack at night."

After saying that, George turned to look at Gray Fang and asked, "Is that what you mean?"

Grayfang nodded and gave a thumbs-up: "Good!"

Kana smiled helplessly: "Since there aren't many enemy patrols, let's get closer and scout."

After that, without Kana's detailed orders, several halflings nodded and walked out of the woods directly.

After a while, the halflings came back with detailed information, and one of them even drew a simple diagram on the ground.

"The patrols were so loose that they probably never considered that the enemy would attack them."

After hearing this information, Kana roughly understood.

"Then let's prepare and launch a surprise attack at night."

Hide and rest.

Night falls quickly.

Even towards the seaside, it was still pitch black.

I can only look far away at the sky at the end of my vision, and it seems that only from there I can see the stars and the moonlight falling through the gaps.

This also provides sufficient convenience for their dark operations.

The largest group consists of dwarves and Karna, all of whom have some night vision.

The halfling, the only one without night vision, was able to see the general situation around him after getting used to it.

"As we just agreed, disperse."

After saying that, everyone dispersed immediately.

They formed a semi-encirclement and moved towards the camp.

There were still two vampire knights at night, seemingly patrolling on horseback.

Although they were supposed to be on patrol, the knights who were supposed to be patrolling in different directions gathered together, seemingly chatting about something in the dark, and their laughter could be heard from time to time.

They looked relaxed, as if they had never considered that the enemy would come to them.

George glanced up at the lighthouse.

The lighthouse's torch was still burning, and there were still two sentinels scouting on the lighthouse, but their direction seemed to always be facing the sea.

"There are no ghouls or giant bats. It seems that most of these people are cultists, or even all of them."

Khanna concluded.

It's very simple. Those who have cult beliefs will have more or less problems. It seems that the King of the Blood Clan has also anticipated this and made some arrangements.

If you believe in the evil god, you will no longer be able to control the two most numerous types of soldiers: the ghouls and giant bats.

"Boom!" "Boom!"

Two sounds breaking through the air.

The two knights who were chatting fell off their horses, and one of the knights was hit in the head by an arrow, which pierced his eye socket.

Another knight was in an even more miserable state. A spear had pierced his neck and exited from the back of his head.

He was killed with one blow, without any resistance, and without even making a sound.

George and Lelia both turned their heads and nodded.

"has experience."

After killing the two patrolling men, the group did not go any further in.

With his night vision, Kana could clearly see Grayfang, riding on a pterosaur, land on the top of the lighthouse.

You can't expect a pterosaur to land there without making any noise.

Hearing the sound from the top, two vampire sentries leaned on the edge and looked up.

At the moment they looked up.

Misfortune befell them.

A spear stabbed down from above, piercing through the head of a vampire.

Another vampire's eyes widened in fear, and just as he was about to scream, a bird-beast with a sharp beak pecked down his head.

The pterosaur's sharp beak pecked his face directly, but it obviously underestimated the vitality of the vampire sentinel. The pain made him scream out instinctively.

A piercing sound cut through the sky.

"We're about to be exposed! Charge!"

Kana shouted loudly, and the people who were ambushing around immediately rushed into the wall.

Lelia, who was rushing the fastest, had already raised the spear in her hand, and a cone of flames had emerged from above it.

Coupled with her frantic running momentum, an aura formed around her that enveloped her.

"boom!"

The gate of the wooden wall shattered into pieces with the loud noise.

Lelia rushed in first.

Everyone behind him followed closely behind.

Obviously, although the scream pierced the air, the enemy was not alerted for a moment, and some even thought they had heard it wrong.

Some even rushed out still wearing their clothes.

But as the wooden door shattered, they knew the enemy was coming.

"Thunder! Punish these evil villains!"

Lurik yelled.

Thunder rumbled down from the pitch-black sky, illuminating the surroundings. As lightning struck, dense flashes of lightning began to spread around, paralyzing many enemies before they could even rush out of the room or even recognize their enemy.

The brilliant holy light fell over the camp, illuminating the surroundings even more clearly than the light of a lighthouse.

The holy light punishes evil.

The vampires plus the followers of the evil god.

The holy light even made it impossible for the evil god believers who rushed out to open their eyes. Some of them began to feel the pain as if their skin was burned and rolled on the ground.

"Destroy them all, leaving no one behind."

Kana's voice reached the ears of every night watchman.

"Kill! Kill all the evildoers, we are the watchers of the night!" Getari shouted and rushed in waving his warhammer.

Kana watched the battle break out in an instant, then landed on the top of a house, observing his surroundings without rashly joining in the fight.

As their attackers engaged in a fight, Kana had already noticed that the enemy seemed generally weaker.

He estimated that the weakest one might be less than level three, and even the strongest one would only be level four, and there were only a few of them.

In this case, he shouldn't try to steal the experience from his subordinates.

Lurik obviously understood it very well. After a burst of thunder to output a large-scale control, he also stood on the periphery with a warhammer and became alert.

Lurik's level is two levels higher than Kana. Once he participates in the battle, he will cause large-scale casualties and will not gain any experience.

He had already deeply experienced this in their previous battles.

Popot also explained this.

Try to participate in battles of the same level, or defeat the strong with the weak.

For those who are weaker than you, let the younger Night's Watch fight if possible.

This fine tradition must be established from the very beginning of the Night's Watch.

The situation on the scene was just as Kana had imagined.

The stronger ones like Aliris directly faced stronger enemies.

Even so-called stronger enemies wouldn't last more than a few rounds before being killed by them. If they were willing to deliberately take some damage, they could even kill the enemy in just one or two rounds.

There is naturally no need to worry too much about the dwarves' fighting style. With the blessing, they will be able to fight more easily.

The cultists' camp was cleared out in an instant.

The whole process from beginning to end took less than twenty minutes.

Cana sat on the edge of the lighthouse and scratched his head. "Are they all so weak? Is this camp just some insignificant camp?"

As for this camp, Kana really had no impression of it, but he often saw this lighthouse when passing by the beach.

For a moment, he couldn't figure out why, but Kana jumped down from the landing point a few steps above.

The night watchmen were already cleaning up the battlefield and checking the surrounding situation.

From the very beginning, those who held the [Light-Chasing Stone] knew that their target was here.

The more detailed search was left to them.

Aliris came to Kana's side and gave a brief report: "The enemy's strength is not strong, and he is the leader." Pointing to a corpse.

Kana looked over, unable to discern what kind of evil god these people were. But they were vampires after all, and most of them believed in the [Bone Skull Lord].

"Strength is probably... Level 4 elite?"

As Kana's concept of elite warriors became more popular, Aliris and the others were able to distinguish the strength of the enemy.

This corpse is none other than Aliris's enemy.

"Have you counted the upgrades?" Kana asked.

Through the battles of the past few days, plus this encirclement and suppression of the cultists.

Kana could see very clearly from above. Although the enemies were generally not very strong, there were quite a few of them.

The total number of people who attacked them was probably close to 60, while the number of enemies was close to 100.

If we divide it evenly, there will definitely be quite a few people who have been upgraded.

Aliris nodded and said, "A level 5." She pointed at herself.

"Twenty-six Level 26s."

This is a very impressive number. The first batch of Night Watchmen who followed Kana have all been upgraded to level 1.

Those who had killed the most, like Lelia, Blake, and George, had the lowest experience points, but they were already halfway to level four, while Lelia, who had the highest experience points, was almost approaching level five.

Kana nodded, looking very satisfied.

But the career system is also urgent. It is a pity that a large number of level four people are unable to display their abilities.

Their abilities cannot be hidden, and as the Night's Watch battles these cultists, they will become more and more famous.

If you fight against the Night's Watch later, the cultists will know the blessing of the Night's Watch and attack them accordingly.

It all depends on the stones found this time.

Soon Lurik came over with a fragment of the Stone of Creation in his hand.

“That’s the only one we found.”

Kana took it, thinking there would be at least two or three, even if they were irrelevant fragments.

After all, this is a camp of evil god believers. In order to provide their gods with instruments for descent, these evil god believers are the most dedicated group in collecting fragments.

According to the information provided by the tailor, there should be more than one here.

"It's missing, right? There are some correspondence and intelligence in it. You'd better take a look."

Hearing this, Kana frowned, thought for a moment, and then quickly followed Lurek into the house under the lighthouse.

As soon as I came in, apart from some disgusting things, there was a clean room at the innermost part, which was obviously a study-like area.

He looked at it and saw a map with some marks on it.

There is a clear mark on the Gray Mountain Range, and there is a note next to it with intelligence written on it.

Kana pulled it off and examined it carefully: "It seems that the enemy knows that their operation on Gray Mountain has failed."

After looking at the routes on the map and carefully identifying the routes and marks, Kana roughly knew where the enemy was.

And why the defense of this evil god camp is so weak and there is only one fragment.

"The cultists in this camp are preparing to evacuate."

After saying that, Kana looked at the letters again and read them carefully one by one.

It can be seen from these letters that the communication is mainly with other people.

Among them are superiors and subordinates.

Among the earliest letters, one mentioned the action of the Gray Mountain Dwarves.

[Lord Maine, the spreader of the gospel, the former king seems to have no respect for our beliefs. Some nobles have revealed that he seems to want to eliminate the pure faith within the kingdom.

I don't know if this is what the vampire king meant, and I hope to get your guidance.

Loyal believer - Tekra. 】

Former king? Who?
Could it be my cheap father?

He collected his thoughts and looked at the other letters.

I found the reply immediately.

My Lord's followers, don't worry. That was just the private actions of that fool who disrespected My Lord. He will pay the price for his actions. I will personally punish him and make him realize the majesty of My God.

But now, the most important thing is the attack on the Kingdom of Cohen, and we also need to play our role in it.

The city of Vitra, this will be the place where the majesty of our God is displayed. Join the fleet and bring more believers of our God, as well as more supplies.

Come, join us in this grand welcome banquet. Here you will receive God's gaze, which is the highest honor.

Hiss~ Vitra City? Is the evil spirit involved in this incident? It seems the plot has taken another different turn.

However, Kana no longer cares about this aspect. What he values more now is the knowledge and various intelligence he once knew rather than the foresight of the plot.

As he becomes more deeply involved in the plot, the subsequent plot will definitely be completely different and we can no longer be superstitious about it.

Since Gray Mountain, he has been analyzing intelligence on his own, combining it with his previous understanding of the plot to predict some crises instead of waiting for the plot to slowly progress.

Kana quickly checked the date on the letter. Although he didn't see the exact date, judging from the condition of the envelope, it was definitely not new.

(End of this chapter)