Dean smiled as he looked at Neuss and Barton: "What do you think of this idea?"
Neuss whispered: "Master, I think this method is feasible. But we can try to create traps. In case we are detected halfway we can lure them into the trap and catch them in one fell swoop."
Barton pondered: "I think it's not too late to make plans after familiarizing ourselves with the situation inside the wall. After all, we don't know anything about the Porja wall. We can't just rely on his words."
Sergei saw Dean look at him: "Don't look at me. I'm not good at this kind of thing."
Mason laughed: "We can infiltrate into the middle level of their forces and find out their details. That way we will be foolproof."
Peter couldn't help but take another look at them when he heard their words. It was obvious that they had thought things through more thoroughly than he had expected. He hurriedly added, "My lords are right. We should stay in the shadows and not rush to act immediately. We should first understand the situation before we act."
Dean smiled: "Let's take a look first."
Shortly after they finished their discussion, Peter led them to the wasteland outside the giant wall. The number of monsters in the surroundings had significantly decreased. The number of low-level monsters had increased. Peter was the first to notice the situation in the basin. He whispered: "My Lord, there are people in front of us. It should be a hunting team. Should we go around them?"
Dean waved his hand: "Go and kill them."
"Yes, elder." Peter nodded respectfully as he saw Dean's order. He sped up and sneaked into the basin. It didn't take long for him to return with two heads in his hand: "Elder, it's just a few hunters. They should be out on a mission. I have disposed of all of them. Do you need me to disguise it as if they were killed by monsters?"
"Go ahead." Dean nodded.
Piddle immediately turned around and left with the two heads.
Neuss whispered to Dean after Peter left: "Master, this person can't be reused."
"Of course." Dean smiled.
Peter had camouflaged the scene by the time Dean and the others entered the basin. Dean casually glanced around but didn't find any flaws. It was obvious that it wasn't the first time Peter had done this kind of thing.
"The wall isn't far from here. It's about a few dozen miles away." Peter said respectfully as he saw Dudian arrive.
Dean nodded slightly and let him lead the way. It didn't take long for him to see the Berga wall that Peter was talking about.
The Divine Wall towered into the clouds and was over a thousand meters tall. Its appearance was no different from Sylvia's. It was equally imposing and majestic, but one could vaguely see a large number of red heat sources on the wall. They should be the soldiers stationed on the wall.
In terms of alertness, Sylvia could not be compared to her.
"Sir, I have a pass, I can enter directly," Peter hurriedly said.
Dean shook his head: "Use the pass to get in. The news of you returning to the wall will soon be known by your superiors. We will find an opportunity to sneak in."
Peter was startled. He wanted to say something but hesitated. But he nodded in the end. He didn't know if Dean was aware of something or if he was really thinking about it. There was no doubt that using the pass would be beneficial to him. He could find an excuse to report the situation to Lord Hong Lian. At the same time he could separate his relationship with Dean and the others. Although he didn't intend to betray Dean and the others, but at least if Dean and the others failed in the invasion he would be able to separate himself and seek self-preservation. He could say that Dean and the others had sneaked in on their own and it had nothing to do with him.
After all, the soldiers guarding the wall may not remember the appearance of Dean and the others. Moreover he could find someone to quietly kill the group of soldiers who had seen him leading Dean and the others into the city.
If he entered through the secret passage then once the matter was exposed and he was investigated by the higher-ups because he didn't have a pass to return to the giant wall, it would be inevitable that he would become the focus of suspicion.
Peter was helpless but he didn't dare to refute Dean. Moreover he felt that Dean might not listen to him even if he did refute. Instead it would disintegrate the trust that he had built up.
"You guys find a place to rest. Peter, tell me about the situation of the giant wall." Dudian ordered.
Neuss immediately ordered his subordinates to find a place to hide and rest. At the same time he sent people to patrol the area so as not to be seen by the hunting team.
Peter saw that Dean had made up his mind so he could only honestly tell Dean everything he knew about the guards. Dean pondered for a moment: "Let's take a rest first and sneak in at night."
The night came soon.
Everyone took out purified water and food from their backpacks to restore their physical strength. Dean looked at Neuss and Barton: "Take Peter and lead a monster to attack the city. Attract their attention."
"Yes, master." Neuss nodded.
Peter smiled bitterly in his heart, but he put on a look of admiration and flattered, "Sir is wise!"
Dean looked at the situation on the giant wall after they left. He saw that the guards were in the same rotation as Peter had said. He glanced at the others: "Apply cold crystal powder and get ready to sneak in."
"All done." Macon grinned.
Although he was about to sneak into the giant wall where twenty abyssal monsters lived but there wasn't much tension in his heart. It was as if he had returned to his childhood when he participated in scavenger training with Dean. No matter how dangerous the situation was, there was always a way to solve it.
The other subordinates weren't as optimistic as Mason. All of them looked dignified and didn't dare to breathe.
It didn't take long for an angry roar of a beast to echo from far away. Dean's eyes flashed as he looked towards the source of the sound. He saw Neuss, Barton and Peter. There was a huge figure behind them. It was like a giant lion that was galloping and exuding exuberant heat.
"Wait here." Dean said as his figure disappeared into the night.
Neuss and Barton ran as fast as they could. They wanted to attract a monster within their range, but it was obvious that these monsters were not goods for them to choose from. The monster they provoked was more than twice as strong as they had estimated. Fortunately, the giant wall was in front of them. If it was a little further, they would be desperate.
"Hurry! Get to the giant wall! "Neuss clenched his teeth as he encouraged Barton and Peter.
Peter complained in his heart. Although he could escape from the monster's mouth but Neuss and Barton would be finished. He didn't expect that the two trusted people of Dean would be so weak. They were only at inner barren level. If he escaped alone then Dean would pursue him. So he could only run behind Neuss and Barton. From time to time he would turn back to block the crazy monster.
Roar!
The lion-like monster covered in blood-red fur roared angrily and sprinted forward. With a sudden leap, it pounced on Peter who was at the back.
Peeder sensed movement behind him. He gritted his teeth and activated his demon form. Just as he was about to turn around to fight and slow down the monster's speed, his angry roar came to an abrupt halt and he let out a kitten-like whine. Then he saw a god-like figure appear behind him as if teleporting, both hands hugging the monster's front paws.
Peter was relieved when he saw that it was Dean. He saw Dean twist his body and throw the monster towards the giant wall.
Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh!
Several huge searchlights suddenly appeared on the giant wall. The snow-white light shone down and swayed in all directions. Soon, they found the giant lion monster that had fallen to the ground.
Although the monster was thrown far away by Dean and rolled seven or eight times, it quickly climbed up. It did not seem to have suffered any serious injuries. When it was illuminated by the searchlight, it immediately roared in the direction of the source of the light.
Whoosh! Whoosh!
Neuss and Barton didn't wait for Dean to speak. They quickly turned around and ran to Dean's side.
Dean grabbed them and shouted to Peter: "Retreat!"
His figure flashed and disappeared into the darkness of the night with Neuss and Barton. Peter saw that he didn't get the same treatment. His mouth was bitter but he didn't complain as he ran away in a hurry.
At this time, the guards on the giant wall have been alerted by the giant lion monster, only to see a row of giant crossbows suddenly ejected from the giant wall, using the inertia of the fall, the momentum of the fall like lightning. However, the giant wall was thousands of meters high. Although the giant crossbow bolts were fast, their accuracy was off by a large margin. They shot around the giant lion monster, and their accuracy was skewed by more than ten meters.
Nevertheless the lion monster was enraged and kept roaring at the giant wall.
On the other side, Dean took Neuss and Barton back to the gathering place. He waited for Peter to catch up with them. He took the lead and quickly came to a passage under the giant wall.
With his super vision, Dean saw four guards stationed in front of the passage under the wall, all of whom were pioneers. At this moment, they were stretching their heads to look in the direction of the beast's roar. They did not pay attention to the situation in front of them.
In addition, the guards on the top of the giant wall had moved to the rightmost position of their patrol line. Although they were still on the patrol line, they obviously deviated from the center position.
When the distance was close to five miles, Dean sped up and rushed out like a black light. There were no weeds outside the giant wall so it wouldn't affect the vision of the guards. He could only sprint ahead.
"Huh?" Suddenly, one of the guards seemed to notice something. He raised his wrist and his face changed: "Someone is approaching!"
As soon as he finished his words, he saw a black lightning rushing towards him. His pupils shrank.
Whoosh!
A ray shot out from Dean's forehead and pierced through the guard who was about to call for help.
The other three guards reacted. They panicked when they saw Dean's speed. It was too fast. It felt like a head-on collision with a giant beast. The next moment, they would be trampled to pieces.
Fortunately, they were well-trained and immediately called for help after being stunned for a second.
Whoosh!
Another ray flew out and pierced through the forehead of the guard who was the first to react and call for help.
At the same time, Dean's body was very close to them. The strong wind almost overturned the two guards.
Dean used his other hand to pinch the neck of one of them. He used his other hand to pinch the neck of the other person. The other person's voice was extinguished.
The one who was pinched by Dean was a woman. Her skin was white and she looked very pretty. Her eyes were wide open and her face was full of horror. Dean looked at her indifferently and knocked her out with his palm.
Dean took out a small metal bottle from his pocket and opened the cap. He poured a drop of black blood into the mouth of the unconscious woman. Then he opened the passage and saw Neuss, Peter and others quietly come over. Their bodies were covered with cold crystal powder so they weren't noticed by anyone.
Dean glanced at the wristwatch on the wrist of the first person he killed. This wristwatch was a bit similar to the one he robbed, but it seemed to be much simpler. He fiddled with it a few times and felt that the program was much simpler. He was unable to detect the life energy value.
At this time, Neuss and the others had already arrived and quickly entered the passage.
"My Lord, this …" Peter looked at the corpses on the ground with an ugly expression. It wasn't because he felt sorry for the dead, but because if they were to be searched, they would inevitably be exposed, and the previous plan would fail.
"Go in!" Dean didn't tell him the details and whispered.
Peter smiled in his heart as he quickly went into the passage.
There were soldiers stationed on the other side of the passage but they didn't expect the passage to suddenly open. They were knocked out before they could see what was going on.
"Let's go." Dean led the way into the vast wilderness of the giant wall.
Neuss, Peter and the others followed closely behind, disappearing into the wilderness in the blink of an eye.
Dean stopped as he was far away from the giant wall. He felt some pain in his chest. His heart couldn't withstand the burst of strength to stop the people from calling for help.
"Elder, if they see the bodies …" Peter looked at Dean again. There was some complaints in his heart but he didn't dare to say it out loud.
Dean waved his hand: "Don't worry. They haven't been on duty for long so they won't replace them. The bodies will be destroyed by the time they replace them. It will be difficult to find traces."
Peter was slightly taken aback and asked doubtfully, "Did you set those corpses on fire?"
Dean glanced at him. Wasn't igniting the bodies the same as telling others that it was man-made? He turned to look at the giant wall in the distance. The movement there seemed to have calmed down. The giant lion monster should have been killed or scared away.
The undead blood he poured into the woman's mouth should have played a role at this time. When the guards changed shifts tomorrow morning, it was estimated that the corpses and the unconscious man would have been eaten by the woman. Although it was a bit strange that the woman was accidentally infected as an undead, the death of a few guards was a small matter. Generally, it would not alarm the higher-ups.
As for the guards stationed inside the giant wall they didn't know what happened. Even if someone reported but there was no evidence they wouldn't be able to find out anything.
"Let's find a place to rest." Dean didn't stay any longer as he looked at Peter: "Find a way to get a legal identity for all of us as soon as possible. Remember that you are also smuggled in."
Peter's heart skipped a beat and he smiled bitterly in his heart, but he put on a respectful expression and said, "My Lord, I have long decided to live and die with you. We are on the same boat, and I will never betray you."
"Lead the way." Dean waved his hand.
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