My cemetery is connected to the game world.

Babbitt is a skeleton from one of the three major races of the undead. His powerful strength and long existence have caused the energy of death to deposit a layer of gray-black glaze on his bones, giving him a porcelain-like luster.

The long and intense battle seriously consumed Babbitt's magic power, and because he was surrounded and defeated, his spirit was very bad.

He couldn't understand why the situation was different from what he expected.

When the three regents were fighting for the Rotten Court at the beginning, he took the initiative to avoid it because of his lack of strength, withdrew from the Rotten Court to accumulate strength, watched Perrick and Doyle fight, and waited for the opportunity to return to the Rotten Court.

Facts have also proved that my original choice was correct.

Perrick and Doyle continued to consume their strength in the fight, and an accident directly caused Doyle's death and Perrick's serious injury.

He seized the opportunity and led his entire army to attack the Rotten Royal Court.

As long as he could capture the city and kill Peric, he could sit firmly on the throne.

But he never thought that Perik would join forces with Dorothea!

Moreover, seeing how fierce their army's offensive was, it was obvious that they had reached a very high level of mutual trust and did not leave too many troops to prevent the other side from turning against them. This was even more incredible!

Babette did not know what had happened between Perique and Dorothea.

Maybe I'll know the answer only when I become a prisoner.

But why did they suddenly stop attacking?

Judging from the formation of their troops, it doesn't look like there was an internal conflict.

Just as Babbitt was racking his brains to figure it out, one of his skeleton messengers entered the central army tomb and said, "Regent, there is a human outside who claims to be a messenger sent by Peric and Dorothea, and hopes to be received by you."

Perique is a ghost, Dorothea is a vampire, and they send a human envoy.

There are too many things in this war that are hard to understand.

"Let him in."

Babbitt decided to meet this special messenger. He had a hunch that everything might be related to this human being.

After a great battle, Helott reached level 64 by completing his own tasks and gaining experience from his subordinates. If he fought for a few more days, it would not be a problem to reach level 65, and maybe even level 66. After all, the surrounded undead army were the last elite of Babbitt, and the experience gained by destroying them would definitely be high.

But for the sake of the overall situation, Helot decided to give up upgrading two levels.

Now is the best time to meet Babbitt.

Helot was invited into the central military tomb.

In order to show that he still had great strength, Babbitt summoned most of the generals and placed a skinning rack at the entrance of the tomb, ready to skin and pull out the tendons of the messengers if they disagreed with him.

When Helot saw the skinning rack, he stood on it with great interest, and then said to the zombies next to him who were preparing for execution: "It's a bit short!"

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Then he left the zombies in a daze and strode to Babbitt: "I am entrusted by Regent Peric and Queen Dorothea to ask Regent Babbitt if he is willing to surrender!"

Babbitt, who was sitting high up in the first seat, had an arrogant attitude: "My army still has the strength to fight, why should we surrender? Instead, Peric and Dorothea have to worry about each other, which should be the reason why they haven't continued the attack until now."

Helot said: "This is one of the reasons."

Babbitt didn't expect that this human envoy would be so honest, but this honesty made him even more confused about the purpose of Perik and Dorothea sending this envoy to persuade them to surrender.

Knowing that there is a rift between your two armies, how could I surrender?

Just wait until you start fighting among yourselves.

"What are the other reasons?"

Helot said: "Another reason is that Regent Peric and Queen Dorothea did not intend to destroy you from the beginning of this war."

This made Babbitt even more confused.

As powerful rivals to the Death Regime, if they don’t take the opportunity to eliminate this powerful enemy, are they all filled with maggots?

“This confuses me!”

"The reason is actually very simple. The current Rotten Wasteland does not allow the death to rule and succeed to the throne..."

Helot told Babylon about the current situation of the Rotten Royal Court.

Although Babbitt could not see through the collision of planes at this time, he could sense something strange in the Rotten King's Court. Moreover, the battle between the Gloomy King, one of the Death Rulers, and the Black Dragon Ashton resulted in the death of one of the two regents and the injury of another. The thing hidden in the Rotten King's Court must be extremely important to attract these top planes and fight.

Babbitt was even more curious about the human in front of him: "You can know what that thing is, but I can't even understand it, which makes me very interested in your identity.

Who are you? "

Helot replied: "The first king of the Kingdom of Death...Bonebreaker."

After hearing Helot's identity, Babbitt immediately stood up from the bone chair, and the soul fire in his eye sockets became stronger.

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The strong killing intent made all the undead generals in the tomb lock their eyes on Helot, with their hands on their weapons. As long as Babbitt gave the order, they would rush forward and kill the king of the Azure Society.

Even the zombies waiting by the skinning rack understood what he meant and quickly adjusted the height of the rack.

Time passed by second by second.

After an unknown amount of time, Babbitt said to Helot, "I have a special skill, which is to transform zombies into skeletons. Your Majesty, please watch it together."

At this time, the zombies had already adjusted the rack.

Then Babbitt gave an order, and two skeleton generals walked over and tied the zombies to the skinning rack.

Babbitt stepped forward with a boning knife in his hand.

Then he cut the rotten flesh off the corpse piece by piece, and said to Helot: "I know your purpose. You have a very good relationship with Dorothea, and you want Dorothea to replace Doyle as one of the three regents of the Rotten King's Court.

The three regents restrained each other, but had to cooperate under external pressure.

But have you ever thought that without an influential undead who poses no threat to us to mediate, the three of us can only confront each other and it is difficult for us to cooperate. You are the Azure Mage and you are inclined towards Dorothea. Peric and I will not trust you. "

Babbitt's technique was extremely skillful, and not a trace of meat was left on the bones.

Helot was watching from the side. Having seen many corpse puppets of the corpse-sewers, this scene was not enough to cause any psychological fluctuations.

"Managing the Kingdom of the Dead has exhausted me. I am not very interested in the affairs of the undead. How to coordinate the cooperation of the three assistants is a problem that you three assistants need to consider. As a living being, it is not good for me to be overly involved."

Helot said he would not interfere with the balance of power among the three regents, at least not directly.

This made Babbitt very satisfied, and he couldn't help but speed up the deboning process.

"I think there is an undead who is very suitable for this position. Tell Perik and Dorothea about my recommendation."

"Who?"