Alagu Papali hid behind a sand dune, which was his surveillance area. His mission was to keep an eye on the tomb of the Fear of the Dead a few kilometers ahead, which was a large tomb composed of five great pyramids.

In the most optimistic estimate, there are 20,000 fears of the dead in this large mausoleum, and this number of fears of the dead is enough to razure the union of the Afiliga League so far.

The Africa Alliance is capturing a coastal city of Modishu dozens of kilometers away, which was previously controlled by a witch.

Modishu was once under the control of the Witch Alliance. The witch in the city ruled was a legendary witch named Cindyr, a rare indigenous witch in the Black Soil, known as the pearls on the Black Soil.

In the previous tide of psychic energy, many cities controlled by witches were razed to the ground because of the rampage. Some were destroyed by legendary witches who were unfortunately corrupted by themselves, while others were destroyed by the fearful deceased who were awakened by the corruption of chaos.

When Cindil ruled Modishu, he was a ruler known for his kindness and enlightenment. In Modishu witches and mortals could live in the same room, and pirates and wanted criminals could sit down and talk about business as long as they comply with the laws in the city.

In that psychic tide that affected witches all over the world, Cindyl made his last merciful decision to teleport himself to the nearest tomb of the Dead.

No one knows whether Cindil died of being corrupted by chaos or at the hands of the fear of the dead, but the legendary witch Cindil has not been exposed for several months. Modishu is now only continuing to operate in the past inertia, and the surviving witches in the city are simply unable to reorganize the order.

Alagu Papali can still see the traces left by the battle. A pyramid was completely destroyed by Cindyl, and the fearless people did not carry out any repairs.

The wind gently blows through the sand and soil, revealing the metal remains buried below. A large number of shells abandoned by the deceased fearful people will accumulate under this desert. If we were not worried that human activities would awaken these deceased fearful people, the Afiliga Alliance would definitely organize people to recycle the remains of these deceased.

The metal that creates the Death Fear is the best metal material throughout the black soil. Only real warriors have the opportunity to obtain equipment made of this material. Afilica players have only seen such equipment on the natives. They still do not master the secret of smelting this metal, but they are keen to hoard this metal that creates the Death Fear.

The reason why Alagu Papali is willing to perform such a boring and dangerous job is because the job has the opportunity to make some extra money. There is a remains of a fear of the dead near his lurking location.

Even though it has been abandoned, the remains show the fierce aura of the Destroyer. The exposed part of the sand is 1.78 meters tall. Papali has seen this type of Deadly Fear.

Its overall appearance is a human-shaped skeleton more than three meters high, covered with armor-style guardrails, and the top of its head was shaped into an ancient Egyptian pharaoh-style crown. This model of the Deadly Fear has always served as the commander.

For Agula, such a fear of the dead is more valuable.

He had been lurking in this desert for three days and had been paying attention to the wreckage. Agula had seen many soldiers killed by the fearful deceased who stood up again, so he did not act rashly.

Until today, he had seen the blue smoke coming out of Modishu, which means that the attack on Modishu by the Aphilicans had begun, and his mission was almost over.

Now it's time to make extra money. Agula tentatively threw a stone and hit the thigh of the fear of the deceased. He picked up the stone from the beach. In addition to the fear of the deceased, there is only sand in this damn desert.

The wreckage of the Deadly Feared was not moving at all, which gave Agula great courage. He carefully approached the wreckage of the Deadly Feared and took out a small desert scorpion from his pocket.

Agula tied a rope to the scorpion's tail and then threw it on the deceased. This was also the native method of poor Afiriga players. In this case, the soldiers in the Loess Zone were often willing to fire a few shots first or throw a few scrolls of the Explosion Technique.

The angry desert scorpion poked the dead a few times angrily to vent his dissatisfaction, but the wreckage of the dead still did not respond.

Agula tried several times and even threw the desert scorpion on the head of the fear of the deceased. The other party still had no response. He finally believed that the fear of the deceased had been completely abandoned, so he happily took out his little dagger to make some disassembled parts from it.

But when Agula squatted on the deadly person and looked for a position to start, the eyes of the deadly person suddenly lit up.

Before Agura reacted, he was held by the fear of the dead. The fear of the dead looked at Agura with cold eyes, and then his five fingers closed, Agura's neck was like a crushed tomato.

The fearful deceased stood up from the sand and looked at the smoke in the distance, as if he had seen something unclean. The invisible fluctuations contained anger and fluctuated around. The sand dunes were lifted up and the Great Pyramid began to shake.

Countless fearful people climbed up from the desert, shook off the gravel on their bodies, and formed neatly shaped formations to gather near the earliest awakened commander of the deathful people.

Countless larger machinery of the Deadly Fearing Machines emerged from the Great Pyramid. Two huge serpentine metal creatures with a length of more than fifty meters were driven by their respective knights, and looked down at the army of the Deadly Fearing Army on the ground.

"Destroy humans, and the silence of the Holy Land shall not be blasphemed!" The will of the commander of the Fear of the Dead instantly covered all individuals of the Fear of the Dead.

Outside Modishu City, 30,000 Africa League players are still bombarding the city. They do not want to cause too much damage to the city, which is one of the few cities on the black soil that can be self-sufficient.

The Witch Federation spent hundreds of years building this city. There were libraries that store many ancient books, craftsmen's areas that could process metal equipment, large ports, and even docks that could independently manufacture large ships. Of course, due to wood raw materials, the docks only provide repair and maintenance services in recent years.

What makes players even more tempting is that there is a historic caster school in this city. Although its main members are witches, they still provide precious enchantment craftsmen, mages, shamans and other casters for this land.

No one wants to harvest a ruined city. Afilica players hope to liberate the city peacefully and include all kinds of extraordinary inheritances in the city under their command.
Chapter completed!