"That's hard to say. We'll only know after we fight." Roddy waved his fist and said stubbornly, but his tone clearly didn't have much confidence, making him seem a bit strong on the outside. He was just stubborn, but he knew that Fuding was right.
Origin Energy Confinement wasn't something that anyone could use. Those who used this ability first had to accurately control Origin Energy, and their accuracy was definitely within the millimeter range. Secondly, they also needed to master multiple attributes of Origin Energy in order to be able to freely combine and construct barriers. In the end, Origin Energy Confinement was like installing one or even several password locks in a person's body to limit the growth of the target's Origin Energy.
Therefore, there were usually only two ways to undo the confinement.
One was to remove it by the caster himself, and the other was to destroy it violently.
Regardless of which method it was, it was easy to know that Allen didn't even know who had placed the Origin Energy Confinement on him, so how could he find the caster? As for violent destruction, he knew that it was one thing, but regardless of whether it was his own Origin Energy or external force, once he attacked the barrier. Regardless of whether it was successful or not, it would cause unpredictable damage to his body.
Every time he thought of this, Roddy felt that it was difficult to use his strength. This feeling made him feel quite uncomfortable. That kind of helplessness that he could only watch from the sidelines was undoubtedly a form of torture for him. If Allen's aptitude was ordinary, then it would be fine. With his talent in sequence design, it would be enough for him to earn a seat in the clan. However, judging from the skills he had displayed just now, he was a talented young man. It was inevitable that such a person with boundless potential would be imprisoned by Origin Energy, which made people sigh with regret.
Allen remained silent as he walked back to the hunting group's dormitory. Just as he was about to step through the door, Lucy finally couldn't help but pull him back and say, "Allen, don't be sad. I'll go back to my home planet this time. Maybe our royal library has a way to solve the Origin Energy Confinement. "
'"Forget it, Lucy. Let's not talk about whether there's a way. Even if there is, I believe it will be costly. I don't want you to be wronged by this matter. Let me think of a way myself. Even if I can't solve it in the end, I can do a lot of things with my current strength. "Allen blinked and said," For example, finish this war. "
"Are you really okay?"
"Don't worry, nothing happened." Allen held her hand. "Let's go. We still have something important to do."
Back in his room, Lucy found him a tablet computer, which already had the latest battle report of the Federation, as well as the detailed battle damage data of the hunting group, and so on. Lucy did not disturb him and quietly left the room, leaving Allen alone.
Allen first flipped through the latest Federation battle report.
The victory of this battle could be said to be extremely dangerous, the allied forces of the non-human races made a strange move. They left part of the fleet and the Prison Flame Giant Tango at Mecalene Mountain to attract the attention of the golden lion. To be exact, it should be attracting Capulo alone. As for the other troops, they secretly moved and successfully raided the Scarlet Flame Highlands. Before this, it could be said that they had done their best.
First, they harassed the Federation's various defense zones to conduct a stress assessment. After launching the surprise attack, the Outsider Alliance Army invested a large amount of troops in several of the weaker defensive areas. It could be seen that their pressure assessment was quite successful. These defensive areas included the Goliath Clan's defensive area. The cowardly Toure had even lost the entire defensive area and had now become the biggest joke in the stronghold.
Secondly, when the stronghold sent troops to clear out several enemy strongholds in the area under control, they coincidentally fell into a trap. After the other party lured the human army into the depths of the stronghold, they all attacked the transport airships of the human army, thus limiting the mobility of these troops, preventing them from returning to the stronghold immediately.
Thus, when the highlands were clearly empty, the outsider alliance army launched a fierce attack. Whether it was in terms of tactics or timing, there was no doubt that the outsider alliance army had the absolute advantage, as well as the initiative of the entire war. This caused the Federation to be very passive and fall into a disadvantage for a while.
If the battle at Mecalene Mountain had dragged on a little longer, the outsider alliance army might have had a chance of taking down the Scarlet Flame Highlands. Unfortunately, in the end, it was all for naught. Before they occupied the highlands, Capulo killed Dark Thunder Tango first, thus grasping the overall situation and forcing the outsider alliance army to retreat.
Although the war ended with the Federation's successful counterattack, anyone with a discerning eye could tell that there were many inconceivable links in it.
First, the Federation's intelligence system was obviously controlled by someone. Otherwise, how could the movements of the Running Stream Stronghold be hidden from the Federation's eyes and ears? As the target of the upcoming counterattack, Allen did not believe that the Federation Army would relax its surveillance of the Running Stream Stronghold. However, under these circumstances, the golden lion still did not know the truth about the enemy soldiers of Mecalene Mountain. That was a big problem.
Secondly, the stronghold purge mission must have been leaked. Otherwise, it would be impossible for the enemy to make such a detailed arrangement in advance. They even knew the goal of the stronghold purge mission. Allen wouldn't believe it if the Catus didn't have accurate information early on.
Judging from the above two points, there must have been a mole in the Federation. This was exactly the same as what had happened on Frost Star.
However, neither Capullo nor Russen had made any movements in the past few days, as if they couldn't see such an obvious flaw in the war. Of course, that was impossible. Whether it was Russen or Capullo, they were both intelligent people. Their sense of smell would only be sharper than Allen's. Even Allen could see the problem, so how could they not know? Right now, there was no movement. It could only be said that they didn't want to alert the snake, or that they had other arrangements.
This kind of headache was better left to the Federation to deal with. Allen naturally wouldn't want to interfere. Not to mention whether he had the strength to do so, even if he did, he didn't have the qualifications to interfere in the internal affairs of the Federation.
Therefore, the battle report could only be ignored. In the end, Allen's attention fell on the battle damage information of the hunting group. Opening the document, a list of casualties crashed into Allen's eyes, causing his mood to become heavy. Every team that was preparing to head to the Garden of Eden knew very well that the pressure on the central battlefield was not small. However, only when he truly arrived at this battlefield would he understand its cruelty.
And now, Allen was savoring this cruelty.
Including the pack of wolves, the alliance of seven hunting squads had now lost more than half of its members. The Red Warriors were annihilated, the Silver Heavenly Horse's Guild Leader Fraser died in battle, the Black Knight Guild Leader Celine was seriously injured, and the other teams had lost members. There were nearly twenty names on the list, and all of this happened within a week of arriving at the Blood Gate Stronghold.
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