Lord of the People: I Have a Small World

Upton's fall is still unknown, and Bartholomew needs to be on guard against Su Heng's methods.

For the first time, Bartholomew, who is almost immortal, felt that time was passing so slowly.

At this moment, Boyd, the ninth-level undead who was in charge of the boundary gate, reported to Bartholomew that an army of living beings had launched an attack on a cemetery.

"Su Heng again? Let him fight, I will kill him soon!"

Boyd said, "Holy Lord, this time it might not have been Su Heng who did it. The living army attacked from the entrance to the cemetery without destroying the boundary gate first."

The accident occurred in a cemetery close to the official eighth-level territory of Chen State. The boundary gate at the bottom of the cemetery could allow ninth-level undead to pass through.

Because he didn't want to lose any more ninth-level undead, Bartholomew recalled all the ninth-level undead. The highest-level undead in this cemetery was only eighth-level.

Su Heng killed quite a few eighth-level undead, and he specifically targeted those with high levels and strong strength, so there wasn't even a first-rate eighth-level undead in this cemetery.

Now a powerful army of creatures is attacking this cemetery. The lowest level of creatures is at level three, and the highest is at level eight.

Although there are no top-notch eighth-level creatures, there are relatively many of them, several times the number of eighth-level undead in the cemetery.

If not rescued, this cemetery will eventually be destroyed by the army of living creatures.

Two cemeteries were attacked at the same time. The undead in one cemetery had no time to ask for help, so the boundary gate was broken first. This was Su Heng's habit. He would destroy the boundary gate first to block the undead's reinforcements, and then slowly clear out the undead in the cemetery.

The boundary gate of another cemetery did not break first, and the undead in the cemetery could still return to the underworld through the boundary gate to seek help.

Therefore, Boyd believed that the attack on this cemetery did not seem to be done by Su Heng, but rather by other living creature armies. Perhaps after seeing Su Heng destroy so many cemeteries, they also wanted to try to destroy a cemetery.

After listening to Boyd's analysis, Bartholomew made his own judgment.

It is possible that it was really the army of other creatures who took action, but it is also possible that it was a trap set by Su Heng.

But they still had to try to rescue them. Bartholomew ordered a ninth-level undead that originally belonged to Upton to enter the attacked cemetery for rescue.

Seeing that only one ninth-order undead appeared, and it didn't look like a high-level one, Su Heng didn't take action. He only asked several eighth-order professionals under his command to block it together. The territory army continued to clear the cemetery, especially to kill the eighth-order undead.

Two or three eighth-level professionals were fighting against one eighth-level undead, and the eighth-level undead in the cemetery continued to fall.

The boundary gate was not destroyed, so Bartholomew was able to quickly learn about the changes in the cemetery battle situation.

"Isn't this Su Heng's trap?"

Barcelomius, who has fought with Su Heng many times, is still hesitant.

After waiting for a while, half of the eighth-level undead in the cemetery had died, and Bartholomew finally couldn't bear it anymore.

He immediately ordered a large number of high-level undead, including two ninth-level undead, to enter the cemetery for rescue.

Su Heng was satisfied when he saw that there were already three ninth-level undead in the cemetery.

It didn't matter that no holy-level undead appeared. On the one hand, Su Heng knew that the boundary gate in this cemetery could not allow holy-level undead to pass through. At most, it would be like the first time he encountered a holy-level undead, allowing part of the holy-level undead's limbs to pass through for a short time.

On the other hand, Su Heng’s method of killing the holy-level undead was to release a space storm that would cover the army in his own territory.

They are all living people, not NPCs. Su Heng cannot use them as bait to lure the holy undead.

Three ninth-order undead were enough, so Su Heng immediately took action and killed the three ninth-order undead one after another.