Chapter 725
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Hiro and Ronon's faces changed as they heard Dean's words. The anger in their eyes turned into fear. They were the military gods of the inner wall so they knew the prison environment as well as their own bedrooms. They knew what Dean meant.
"You, you!" Hiro's body trembled in anger. His heart was about to explode. At this moment, he wanted to use all his hatred to kill Dean, or pray to God to use all his life to strangle Dean. He couldn't imagine what would happen if one hundred able-bodied men came. Would the dignified army gods suffer from this inhuman torture?
Even if Dean doubled the torture, he wouldn't be afraid. But at this moment, he was afraid, and at the same time, he was more resentful than before.
"How is it?" Dean looked at both of them and asked again.
Hiro's face turned ugly. He clenched his teeth as his mind was in a fierce struggle.
Luo Nong lowered his head. After a moment of silence, he suddenly looked up and said, "I'm willing to cooperate with you."
"Ronon! You!" Hiro looked at him in anger.
Ronon didn't look at him but looked at Dean: "I'm willing to cooperate with you. I'm sincere. I can betray the military!"
Dudian indifferently said: "In that case, show me your sincerity. I want to know all the information you know about the military. The number of soldiers, strength and the areas where the military is stationed and so on. Of course, I want to know the residences of the three supreme commanders as well as their magic marks abilities and all the information about them."
"Don't even think about it!" Hiro roared.
Dean stretched out a finger and moved it slightly.
Neuss understood and winked at the two burly men. The two immediately grabbed the blockage and stuffed it into Hiro's mouth again. Then, they tied his mouth with a rope so that he couldn't spit it out.
Ronon listened to Hiro's struggle. Although he knew Hiro was trying to stop him, he did not turn around. He said in a low voice, "If I tell you, will you let me go?"
"I can think about it."
Ronon stared at him, took a deep breath, and said, "Alright, I'll tell you!"
Dean extracted a lot of useful and valuable information after listening to Ronon's words. Although he knew that the information might be false but at least it could be used as a reference.
"Seeing that you're so sincere, I won't increase your sentence." Dean looked at Neuss: "One hundred strong men. Hand them over to Hero!"
Neuss bowed his head.
Hiro's eyes widened as he looked at Dean in horror. He desperately screamed and shook his head. There was a pleading look in his eyes as he wanted to speak.
Dudian glanced at Ronon. He didn't see any reaction from Ronon. His body didn't show any signs of tension. Dudian believed in Ronon's words. He turned around and left the dungeon. He didn't ask Hiro to verify the information.
"Master, are you really going to let Ronon go? If he takes the opportunity to escape back to the inner wall then all the information you got will be invalid." Neuss looked at Dean as they left the dungeon.
Dean shook his head: "They are not ordinary people. They can't be subdued by intimidation. They have grievances in their hearts and can't be resolved. As long as there is an opportunity, they will never miss it. How can I let people who will throw stones at me when I am down to be free and unfettered?"
Neuss agreed with Dean's style: "Master, are you going to kill them? Anyway, they have got everything they know. It's useless to keep them alive. "
"No, the living are more important than the dead." Dean looked at him: "You will personally supervise this matter. I want to completely destroy their faith and everything they hold onto. Don't blindly use torture. There are many things that are more unbearable than pain."
Neuss saw a trace of reproach in Dean's eyes. He knew that Dean wasn't satisfied with what he told the two to 'take care' of them. He didn't ask about the purpose but said in a serious tone: "I know, master."
Dean didn't say much. Although Neuss was one of the trustworthy people around him but he would occasionally whip him to make Neuss feel awe and not arrogant.
Time flew by.
In the blink of an eye, the corpses had raged for a month.
There were originally 23 cities in the inner wall. However, they were reduced to 12 in just a month. Almost half of them were destroyed. All the survivors were transported by the military to live in the cities that were cleared out. The reason why there were twelve cities was that there was an earl in each of the twelve cities. The cities in their territories were so large that they could accommodate millions of refugees. Their defenses were extremely strong. With pioneers in charge and the protection of the army, they barely suffered any losses in the chaos of corpses. Instead, they made a lot of money.
Moreover, the drawings of the underground tunnels were in the hands of the Earl's general affairs director. Outsiders could only get some fragments of the drawings which were useless. So Dean's poisoning didn't involve the 12 Earl's cities.
This led to the 12 Earl's cities becoming the largest concentration of refugees. These refugees weren't without wealth. There were some rich merchants, viscounts and barons among them.
The plan to clean up the zombies was mainly focused on the twelve Earls' mansions, restoring the twelve cities to peace and tranquility. However, the streets were stained with blood everywhere, and it was difficult to wash them clean.
The remaining 11 cities had been occupied by the undeads. In addition to the undeads, there were many animals that had been bitten by the undeads. All of them had mutated into bloodthirsty monsters.
While the army was recovering the land, the Mystic Sect and the three Devil Families were also actively sending experts to encircle the pioneer-level undeads that appeared in various places. Once these undeads were exposed, the military would immediately put them on the wanted list, and they would even issue a sky-high bounty for them.
On the Demon Dragon Clan's Holy Maiden Peak, Hathaway was practicing her spear arts with a giant spear in the square. She was swinging her spear as she listened to the important news reported by the female officer beside her. At this time, a figure came from outside the square. It was the pale-faced middle-aged man.
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