447 Chapter 346: Lord of Darkness, Private Underworld [1/3]
From the outside.
Endless darkness suddenly enveloped the earth.
Shrill screams of pain came from inside. It was like they suffered some inhuman torture.
The vast darkness domain became silent in the blink of an eye.
The gray-colored dwarves that escaped had lingering fears. They dared not even take a second look and fled Bloodhoof City like crazy.
Countless dwarves scattered.
As a result, many of them managed to escape.
The darkness that shrouded the earth subsided in less than three minutes.
The dim light covered the area again.
Everyone's eyes widened as they looked at that area. The next moment, their breathing involuntarily quickened.
On the huge ruins.
The undead dragon that burned with blood-colored light flapped its wings slowly and floated in the air.
Beneath the earth.
It was like a giant rock had crushed the corpses of countless gray-colored dwarves and were in a terrible state.
The tenacious stitched monsters had also become corpses.
They could no longer find any life that could still move in the area shrouded in darkness as far as one eye could see.
This scene sent chills down everyone's spine.
An indescribable fear enveloped their bodies when they raised their heads to look at the figure in the sky.
It was all the doing of the surface lord... What kind of great power did the other party control?
It had buried at least one and a half of the gray-colored dwarf troop in just a few minutes.
The impact of this scene, in addition to the dark valkyrie's slaughter of a level-19 Terminator, made Richard look like a god to the prison creatures.
[Ding~ You have slayed the gray-colored dwarf chieftain (level 15) under the watchful eyes of several creatures in the dungeon. You have used a powerful skill and instantly killed one and a half legions of gray-colored dwarves. You have obtained 1 point of underground world legendary and 200,000 experience points.]
[Ding~ The relationship between Bloodhoof City and Twilight City has leveled to 'revered'.]
[Ding~ It increased Sel Bloodhoof's favorability toward you into worship.]
A series of system notifications rang out and announced the battle results to defend Bloodhoof City.
Richard returned to his senses and was surprised.
The combination of the two skills, [Darkness Descent ] and [King of Darkness], were too powerful.
It was so powerful that it was exaggerated.
Darkness shrouded the gray-colored troops, and they didn't even have the chance to escape before the enemies crushed them.
It was awesome, as expected from the glorious-level equipment.
They didn't know how powerful the last skill and one could only activate it after they gathered.
Richard's gaze returned to normal as he pondered.
He drove Alves to land on the ground.
He flipped down and came before the higher-ups of Bloodhoof City.
Sel Bloodhoof excitedly shouted before he could open his mouth.
"Lord Richard, the victory is ours!
"The chieftain of the gry-colored dwarves had died and annihilated more than half of the remaining high-level gray-colored dwarves.
They could no longer affect the overall situation if there were deserters.
Richard softly said as he looked at the excited Sel.
"It's not time to celebrate yet. Take the primary city of the gray-colored dwarves and take down all the other dwarf cities that still have the strength to resist.
"The reinforcements from Twilight City will be here soon. Sel, Bloodhoof City will be in charge of coordinating with them."
His gaze turned distant as he said that.
"I don't have any plans to take over the underworld. Bloodhoof City became the ruler of the underworld after we wiped out the gray-colored dwarves.
"But I want the primary city of the gray-colored dwarves. You can send troops to guard it.
"I'm going to reorganize the alchemy technology of the gray-colored dwarves and use it to develop the Twilight City.
He didn't hide anything and spoke his mind.
The underground world would become a backward base that provided resources for the Twilight City.
He was not interested in ruling directly... For this chaotic land, the cost of direct governance was too high.
Bloodhoof City would be his perfect representative.
Furthermore, as the power increased rapidly, he would not have to do anything. And the city would gradually subdue the underworld.
Strength was an eternal truth.
The last bit of worry in Sel's heart disappeared after he heard Richard's promise.
The current Twilight City could flatten Bloodhoof City.
However, the other party maintained his pure attitude as usual, which was enough to make him feel at ease.
Moreover, if Twilight City was disloyal, they only had to wait for the gray-colored dwarves to attack Bloodhoof City before they appeared. They could also rule the underworld.
The other higher-ups of Bloodhoof City thought of this as well. And so they were very confident in Richard.
The weight of words would be as different as heaven and earth with a different status.
They had defeated the gray-colored dwarves that had surrounded Bloodhoof City once again. They had killed the level 19 monster they had created in one strike. The news of the surface lord had slayed the remaining troops and swept through the entire underworld like a whirlwind.
Disbelief was the first reaction of all the prison lifeforms who heard the news. They had slayed the surface lord? Why would they help Bloodhoof City?
However, after they confirmed it repeatedly, it shocked them.
He had destroyed a troop of 10,000 by himself, and at the last moment, he had descended domineeringly to save the earth prison tribe again... Even the heroes in myths and legends could not compare to this, right?
What made them feel even more complicated was that the defeat of the gray-colored dwarves would determine the future ruler of the underground world.
Who would have expected the situation to change so quickly?
Amid the complicated emotions of the various races...
Twilight City and Bloodhoof City launched wave after wave attacks on the remaining gray-colored dwarves.
On the 6th of September, after they dealt with the gray-colored dwarves that attacked the city.
