"Marshal, it's time for you to eat."
Major Locke went into the barracks, put the food on the table, and looked at Windsor Bellow. Marshal Greed came back yesterday, and he didn't look too good when he came back. The other Highness didn't come back with him. Major Locke was a little worried, but he didn't dare to ask casually. After all, Windsor Bellow looked very troubled. She hadn't eaten since yesterday. Although he didn't know if she wanted to eat, he still brought the food over when it was mealtime.
The food was made by the soldiers themselves. There was no kitchen in this barracks, so it couldn't be called delicious. Windsor Bellow seemed to be in a daze. When she heard Locke's words, she raised her head and sighed. "I'm not hungry."
This wasn't nonsense. At their level, the energy from a single meal was enough to last them for many days if they didn't do anything intense. Windsor Bellow wasn't hungry, but she didn't have an appetite either. She knew that there was no need to worry about Allen. After all, the two planet masters shouldn't be able to hurt a Supremacy. However, she still couldn't help but think about what if Allen couldn't handle it. In the past, she would never have such weak thoughts. But that night, after she told Allen some things that she would never tell others casually, her state of mind seemed to have changed.
Realizing this, Windsor Bellow blushed slightly. She waved her hand and said, "You can go out first."
Major Locke could only nod. Suddenly, footsteps were heard outside. A soldier shouted outside the tent, "Major, Major!"
"Don't you know the marshal is resting? Don't make a fuss." Locke said angrily.
He got out of the barracks and looked at the young soldier angrily. "What's wrong?"
"He's back. His Highness is back. He just came out of the passage." The soldier pointed in the direction of the passage excitedly.
Locke was stunned and was about to go back to tell Windsor Bellow. Suddenly, a gust of wind blew past. The major came back to his senses and saw a figure quickly rushing towards the entrance of the underground palace. Who else could it be but Windsor Bellow?
At the entrance of the passageway, Allen was walking out from inside. The soldiers guarding the passageway were standing straight. As soon as Allen walked out of the passageway, he saw a figure rushing over. The momentum of the other party was like a storm. He was stunned, and then the man stopped. When he stopped, the storm spread out uncontrollably, blowing the guards at the entrance to the ground.
Windsor Bellow looked at Allen. After a while, she snorted and said, "So slow. Why are you only back now?"
Allen shrugged and said, "You've been waiting for a long time."
"I have indeed waited for a long time." Windsor Bellow turned around and shouted, "Major Locke, prepare food for two!"
The major hurriedly agreed upon hearing this.
Allen wanted to say that he wasn't hungry, but when he looked at Windsor Bellow, he swallowed his words.
The two returned to the barracks. Allen shook his spatial ring and something fell out. It was a fist-sized core. To be precise, it was a core fragment. It looked like an unpolished piece of dark yellow jade. It was sparkling and translucent, and there were countless threads within which a faint yellow light would flash from time to time. Although it wasn't big, the energy aura it emitted was unusually dense. The energy aura filled the entire barracks, and from time to time, a faint yellow halo would appear. That was a naturally overflowing energy landscape.
But no matter how small it was, it was still an energy landscape. Thus, when Major Locke pushed the dining cart in, he almost crashed into one and couldn't help but scream.
"Put it away first," said Windsor Bellow.
Allen put the core fragment back into his spatial ring with a wave of his hand. Only then did Major Locke breathe a sigh of relief. With his strength, if he were to run into an energy storm head-on, he would be seriously injured even if he didn't die. He carefully laid out the things in the dining cart and left as if fleeing for his life. It was indeed dangerous to be around important people.
He looked at the bread, meat, and milk on the table. Even though it wasn't sumptuous, it could be considered a delicacy in this barracks. At least, it was much more delicious than the food on the battlefield. Allen didn't fuss over it. He tore off a piece of bread and threw it into his mouth. "Now that you have the core, what do you plan to do?"
"Let's not talk about this first. Tell me, how did you get it?" Windsor Bellow was very interested in how the core had come about.
Allen roughly explained the battle underground. After he had used Heaven Execution to render Mother Earth's strongest attack useless, the huge beast finally admitted defeat and separated a piece of the core to give to Allen. The giant beast finally admitted defeat and separated a fragment of its heart core and gave it to Allen.
To prevent the ice wind from taking advantage of it when it was weak, Allen used sword will apparitions to trap the ice wind. The apparitions would disappear on their own after a few days, and Mother Earth would have recovered by then. She would then continue the battle with the ice wind. Hearing this, Windsor Bellow rolled her eyes. "Why didn't you stop them? Don't you know that if the ice wind and Mother Earth fought, the surface would definitely be affected?"
The apparitions would disappear on their own in a few days. Aren't you a protector of the environment? Don't you know that not interfering is the best form of protection? "Allen asked.
Hearing this, Windsor Bellow rolled her eyes. "Very good. Not only have you grown in strength, even your verbal skills are better than before."
"They represent an ecology of the frost. Aren't you a protector of the environment? Don't you know that not interfering is the best form of protection?" Allen asked.
Allen chuckled. "You haven't tried it before, so how would you know my verbal skills are better?"
This pun made Tanlang choke. She shook her head and said, "To think that you are a supreme being. You can't be serious at all."
"A supreme being is also a human." Allen went back to the main topic. "You haven't answered my question just now."
"Since I have the core, I will return to Earth tomorrow. Mother Earth was a gene bank that could move. The flaw in Katherine's genes could probably be solved in Mother Earth's core. However, the heart core needs to be analyzed. If the whole process goes smoothly, you will see a lively Catherine in half a year. "
Allen nodded. "If you have any progress or difficulties, remember to contact me at any time."
"Got it," Windsor Bellow thought for a moment and whispered, "I'll let you have a taste of my cooking the next time we meet."
Allen raised his head and said in disbelief, "You can cook?
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Tan Lang said angrily, "Forget it if you don't want to eat."
"Eat!" Allen quickly said.
"That's more like it." She stood up and said, "I'll go get something to store the core fragment. Remember, you owe me a space ring!"
The two of them stayed on Frost Star for another night. The next day, they split up to carry the dart. Windsor Bellow returned to Earth while Allen returned to the Garden of Eden.
It was already evening when he returned to the Garden of Eden, and dusk was beautiful. Sitting in the starship, the huge fireball on the horizon outside the porthole was slowly descending. The last remaining light of the day painted everything with a layer of red light. In this red light, the Blood Gate Stronghold looked even more majestic.
The starship landed in this human stronghold. On the way here, when the starship passed through a Federation -controlled area, a battle was taking place on the ground. On one side of the battle was the Federation's ground army, but on the other side were creatures that Allen had never seen before.
It was a creature that looked like a lizard and a snake. They showed intelligence in their actions, causing Allen to take a few more glances. Hearing that he had returned, Russen personally came out to welcome him. Allen directly asked him what was going on with the battle.
"What you saw was a lizard snake." Russen said in a deep voice, "They suddenly appeared three months ago. There are many of them and they have quite a bit of intelligence. Since Your Highness has asked, I have something to ask of you. "
"Is it about these lizard snakes?" Allen wasn\'t stupid either.
"That\'s right." Russen said, "Before that, I sent an elite team to find the nest of the lizard snake."
"Oh, did they find it?"
"You can say that you found it, or you can\'t." Russen didn\'t keep him guessing and said directly, "They followed the lizard snake to an isolated valley. Not only did they find the lizard snake, they also found a large number of dangerous creatures that are close to the lizard snake."
"As for the specifics, I can have someone send you a detailed report later. You\'ll know when you take a look. From the information brought back by this team, I\'m sure there\'s a huge force in that valley. This force is very dangerous. Your Highness, you know that our current forces in the Garden of Eden are enough to guard the area under our control. It\'s very difficult to send troops to attack, so if possible, I want you to help us eliminate future troubles. "
Allen nodded, "Let me take a look at the information first."
Russen agreed.
After returning to the room that Russen had arranged for him, he opened the door and saw Lucy sitting on a sofa by the window. The light of dusk shone on her body, leaving Allen with an alluring profile. She seemed to have fallen asleep. She was still holding the Origin Slate in her hands and breathing evenly.
Allen silently came to her side and kissed her forehead. She woke up and saw that it was Allen. She let go of the slate and wrapped her arms around Allen\'s neck, kissing him.
"Did things go well?"
After the kiss, Allen held her in his arms and the two of them looked at the sunset outside the window. Hearing Lucy\'s question, Allen nodded, "Teacher has already taken the core fragment back. If everything goes well, we\'ll be able to see Catherine in half a year."
"What if it doesn\'t go well?"
"Then I have a backup plan."
"A follower?"
Allen grunted and said, "But I don\'t want to use it if I can. Catherine won\'t like this method."
"She\'ll definitely get better."
"I hope so."
At this moment, the doorbell rang. Allen stood up and said, "General Russen sent someone over to deliver something. You can take a look too."
He opened the door and saw a major general outside. With a nervous expression, he handed a tablet brain to Allen and said, "Your Highness, I\'ve sorted out all the information you want. Please take a look."
"Thank you for your hard work." Allen took it with a smile.
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