Mythology Starts with Childish Skills

At this time, Meng Zhao looked at Ma Ruzhen who was about to kill himself with a knife. This Moon Guard leader was indeed decisive and ruthless. He was also so cruel to himself and showed no mercy.

The Snow Tiger Knife was no more than an inch away from his throat, and the fierce knife wind had already cut his throat, leaving a shallow blood mark.

As for the inside of his body, it had undergone many changes, returning from death to life, and experienced a mysterious reincarnation process. After Meng Zhao's soul light penetrated through it, he was also greatly infected, and some insights arose in his heart.

Meng Zhao reached out and grabbed the Snow Tiger Knife in Ma Ruzhen's hand, and it fell into his hand. The purple-black dragon pupil projected a clear divine light, which fell on Ma Ruzhen. Then, this loyal and unyielding Moon Guard leader told him the Moon Guard list and many secret information he knew one by one.

Meng Zhao finally understood why the owner of Ma Manor, who had never had any contact with the Beitang royal family, became the leader of the Moon Guard.

According to Ma Ruzhen's own account, he practiced martial arts, swordsmanship, and the Dharma in Majia Manor. He rode a horse to play and met a man whose martial arts, temperament, wisdom, and appearance were all top-notch. He gave the young man a great shock and admiration, and regarded him as an idol in life, hoping that he could be like such a person one day.

That man also had high hopes for Ma Ruzhen, and taught him the Mi Luo magic and the invisible knife. At the same time, he developed Ma Ruzhen at that time into a member of the Moon Guard, and secretly gave Ma Ruzhen guidance and resources through the Moon Guard system.

In this way, with positive feedback from both sides, Ma Ruzhen truly became a member of the Moon Guard system, and in the following years, he continued to leap forward, climb, and gain the trust of the royal family, and finally became the leader of the Moon Guard who was in charge of the entire Liangzhou Moon Guard system.

He still holds two great secrets, which are enough to trigger the movement of Liangzhou at a critical moment.

One is that the Beitang royal family refined a frontier demon corpse in a natural and dangerous place in Liangzhou. It is a zombie and is a younger brother of Emperor Taizong of the Great Yong Dynasty.

Although he is not included in the family tree, he has royal blood. Because he died young, Emperor Taizong buried him in a remote place in Liangzhou with the Tianyin Xuantong Dafa and the supreme flying zombie refining technique.

This remote place is extraordinary. It is a place where the dead air of the dead dragon veins gathers. With this person's royal blood, the supreme corpse refining technique, and the unique place of the dead dragon veins, he can refine a zombie of the heavenly man or even a god and demon level.

By then, this royal demon corpse will not only be earth-shattering in strength, with ghosts crying and gods howling, but also gradually awaken his memory, and finally turn into a living corpse, becoming a heritage and amulet of the royal family.

However, according to the plan at that time, it would take thirty years for this royal demon corpse to achieve minor success, ninety years for major success, and one hundred and eighty years for it to be truly perfect and become a royal guardian god at the level of a zombie.

Now, this royal demon corpse has been hidden for more than ninety years, and can be considered a major success. Once it breaks out of the coffin, it will be a flying zombie at the level of a celestial being, able to go up to the sky and into the earth, omnipotent, and extremely powerful. It is only one step away from evolving into a zombie fruit and resurrecting from the dead.

Of course, the first thing this demon corpse had to deal with was actually the people of the polar ice field who were eyeing it covetously, and it was also a trump card left by the royal family to contain the hundreds of races.

Now, the world is in chaos, and the royal family has a vague idea of ​​​​activating this demon corpse in advance, but it is still in the struggle and has not made a real decision.

Ma Ruzhen only vaguely learned about this matter through the information of the Moon Guard System, and he did not know the specific location.

According to Ma Ruzhen, even if he knew, it would be useless. Emperor Taizong had made many arrangements. If he wanted to find the demon corpse and let it break out of the coffin, it was not enough to just know the location. He also had to be guided by the blood of the royal family. Otherwise, the flying zombie would be resurrected and would start the indiscriminate killing mode, becoming a great scourge to the North and even the entire Shenzhou.

Secondly, Ma Ruzhen also had only a vague understanding of it. He only knew vaguely that it was related to the polar ice field. It seemed that a group of masters from the polar ice field could be mobilized to enter the pass and rush to the North.

Both of these pieces of information were crucial secrets. If Ma Ruzhen had not been the leader of the Moon Guards and was deeply trusted, he would never have known even a glimpse of them.

Meng Zhao was also greatly shocked. Whether it was the royal demon corpse that had the potential to be a god or a demon, but was now at least a celestial being, or the manpower and strength that Beitang Sheng had planted in the polar ice field, they were enough to catch him off guard.

Fortunately, fortunately, he had insight into these in advance, which was enough to find a way to deal with both and solve both.

Not only that, Meng Zhao also got the Ma Yuewei list from Ma Ruzhen, which recorded the identity information, hiding places, contact information, various code words, and secret codes of more than 1,400 Yuewei in Liangzhou...

In short, with this list, Meng Zhao can completely catch all these Yuewei in one fell swoop without leaving any trouble. Of course, he can also occupy the nest of the magpie and use these Yuewei for his own use.

Meng Zhao was thinking of the latter, of course.

Killing people is easy, but using people is difficult.

Meng Zhao at least has a certain degree of confidence that he can recruit most people for his use. Among them, there must be a small number of people who are as stubborn as Ma Ruzhen and the strong man, but they are destined to be a minority.

Compared with the two, killing people is certainly very pleasant and straightforward, but it is far less rewarding than taking all the Yuewei into his pocket.

In addition, Meng Zhao is most concerned about the Yuewei leaders in Jizhou and Yanzhou.

The three northern states are the base camps that Meng Zhao must seize, and the Moon Guards in them are also existences that must be dealt with.

The Liangzhou Moon Guards are a lead, a line, used to explore the bridgeheads of the other two states' Moon Guards.

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Ma Ruzhen didn't know much about the information of the two people, but had some vague guesses.

This is because, in the Moon Guard system, the commander of a state only has a single line of contact with his immediate superior, and rarely contacts and interacts with the commanders of the Moon Guards in other states, so it is naturally difficult to know their identities.

Ma Ruzhen is a man with deep thoughts. He pays much attention to the affairs of Jizhou and Yanzhou. Because he has a close relationship with the strong man who once led him into the Moon Guards, he has noticed something.

Of course, it is just a perception. According to his own thinking, the accuracy is not high, and it is possible to be 60% to 70%.

As for whether it is true or false, it can only be verified by Meng Zhao himself.

Meng Zhao could also use a stupid method, the same way he found Ma Ruzhen this time, following the map, following the clues, and starting with the small characters.

However, this would take a long time and energy, and also require a little bit of luck.

Meng Zhao still prefers to go from top to bottom, rather than from bottom to top. (End of this chapter)