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Chapter 669 Pooh!Dragon Slayer 30
The Polwat Empire suffered several defeats in large-scale battles, and domestic opposition became more and more intense. Mitchell wanted to strangle Lilith to death.Mitchell, who couldn't get an accurate answer for a long time, stared at Lilith, his eyes were bloodshot: "Is there any way for you to help me win? If you can't, I swear I will make you die !"

It is impossible to say that Mitchell Percy has no regrets in his heart. He really wanted to expand his territory during his reign, but the failures in the past few days made him realize that this is not the best period of aggression. At least, at least ten years Years, enough soldiers and horses to launch a war of aggression.But rather than blame himself, Mitchell is more willing to hate Lilith who has been expressly hinting at him!

"If it wasn't for you, if it wasn't for you, my warriors would have suffered heavy casualties!"

Lilith's calmness and even indifference formed a sharp contrast with Mitchell's madness, which made Mitchell hate the wizard in front of him even more.

"Your Majesty, I actually have a solution, but I'm not sure if you can accept it."

"You say it!" Mitchell is absolutely unwilling to be judged by future generations as a "mediocre" and "ruler who destroyed the country" and other negative evaluations, as long as it can be remedied and his grand ambitions can be realized.He is willing to give anything for it.

"You won't regret it." Lilith smiled mysteriously and told Mitchell her plan.

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The Olman Empire, which was just waiting for the end of the war, found that something was wrong. King Hope had been waiting for the new king of Polwat to send him a document of surrender, but the other party had rectified their army and horses, and it seemed that they still had the power to fight.When the next war broke out, King Hope finally knew the reason...

"What kind of monster is that?" The first thought of almost all the soldiers who saw those strange-looking creatures was to avoid them, because the opponent seemed invincible--the purple skin, black horns, and pure black eyes full of blood. It is tyranny and longing. When seeing that this thing can still fly, the despair has been lingering in the soldier's mind.

An unusual situation happened on the battlefield. King Hope was brought back by his guards and magicians in a state of embarrassment. He immediately asked the court saint magister whom he relied on most.

"Hulda, there are demons in the hands of the Polwat Empire, demons that can fly!" The appearance of those creatures is indeed in line with the appearance of demons in people's imagination.

Croft was also in the tent, and Doris in his pocket hid guiltily after hearing this.

"Your Majesty, Hulda is going to check now." Hulda bent towards Hope, stood up straight and looked at Croft, "You and I go and have a look."

"Okay, teacher."

The two flew to the front of the battlefield, and they talked while using magic to attack the strange-looking "people" who kept flying around and attacking soldiers.

"This is really interesting." Croft's eyes were full of interest, "What are these? Are they really demons?"

Hulda Hall couldn't help but feel even more headache seeing his disciple's leisurely attitude of watching from the other side: "I called you here because of Doris! You should understand."

Croft curled his lips, patted his pocket, and urged: "Doris, come out quickly and see if these are your companions."

Doris poked out half of her head, looked at it for a while and said hesitantly: "It's hard to say, they have a devilish aura on them, but it's not a smell I'm familiar with."

"Well, it seems they are no longer monsters." Croft seemed a little regretful.

"I think 'they' are people." Hulda Hall frowned, her eyes sparkled with wisdom, a gift from the passing years.

"Is it Lilith's fault?" Croft mused. "She seems to be having an affair with Mitchell Percy."

The two had already reached the ground at this time, and Hulda slammed her magic wand, and the "people" within a diameter of 30 meters with her as the center were all wrapped around their necks by white light, and fell down in pain.Soldiers from other places hurried up to make up for their swords. Fortunately, although these weird-looking guys were agile, they were still afraid of swords.Black blood spilled out, exuding a foul smell, and the humanoid creatures died after struggling for a while.

Hulda prevented the soldiers in front of her from killing the humanoid creature, and carefully studied the guy who was twisting on the ground.

"It looks neither like a human nor like a demon. It is probably a combination of the two. Perhaps it is appropriate to call it a demon." Hulda finally said.

"This kind of thing is not worthy of being called a demon." Doris jumped along Croft's feet onto his shoes, "Monsters have thoughts, but these guys have no other thoughts except bloodthirsty instincts." gone."

Hulda glanced at Doris coldly, making it froze in fright.

"Teacher, why do you have to embarrass my pet? It's so weak." Croft picked up Doris from the ground, and stuffed it back into his pocket as he didn't dislike the dirt on his body.

"You clearly knew that you should break with it completely, but you left it behind." Hulda's voice was not full of accusations, but more of concern.

Croft extended his left hand to Hulda and smiled casually: "Teacher, if this pattern disappears, I will die."

These words seemed to touch Hulda's heart. When she recalled those past events, even her lips trembled: "It was me... who failed to take good care of you..."

"Teacher, you don't need to say that. You have taught me so many profound magics. I have always respected and appreciated you. Since this is the case, there is no need to mention the past."

Now that the two have figured out the situation, they will go back to report to King Hope, but Croft is too lazy to go in and say some polite words, but returned to his residence.

Doris was silent all the time, and it was at night that he couldn't hold back and asked Croft, "Have you ever regretted summoning an abyss monster like me?"

"Ah, this matter, we really haven't discussed it." Some fragments flashed before Croft's eyes, but those were just the memories he received.

"It's like this. Although I almost died at the beginning, and the pain in my body during that period of time made me feel that life was worse than death, I should have never regretted it." Croft smiled, and the blurry light I don't know how true or false his words are, "After all, I have never had friends. You have been my friend for 20 years, and you have given me a lot of joy."

"You said I was your friend?" Doris looked at Croft blankly.

"Of course, otherwise, why did I object to the teacher sending you back?"

"Then I will be your friend for life." Until you die.

"Of course that would be the best." Croft touched Doris's head, but thought softly in his heart: "Even if you have a pet, you are familiar with it, how can you just throw it away?"

(End of this chapter)