The fully deserving leader of the entire Magus camp was the terrifying Fire Magus who had personally blown up the giant floating ship.
The might he possessed left even Tigole feeling waves of dizziness and lingering fear when he thought about it.
Let alone the fact that he wasn't in a magic machine, even if he controlled the most powerful Grade 2 magic machine in the Goblin Plane, he still wouldn't be a match for this Fire Magus. The difference in strength and equipment between the two sides wasn't small. In a fair fight, Tigule estimated that a Grade 2 Fire Magus with full firepower could simultaneously deal with 2-3 Grade 2 magic machines.
Although this was somewhat outrageous, when he considered that the other side was a Magus from the powerful Magus World, it didn't seem too hard to accept!
As for the other Magi in the camp, they all had terrifying strength that made Tigule feel extreme fear. Every single one of them exuded a powerful, demonic, and strange power. Most importantly, they were all women!
No, a more accurate term would be female Magi!
The second to read the agreement was a tall, long-haired beauty with an outstanding temperament. Just by looking at her delicate and beautiful face and her gentle and refined temperament, it was hard to associate her with an evil Magus.
But for some reason, when Tigule's gaze fell on her body, his heart began to thump for no reason. When the other party sensed his spying and looked up, Tigule almost couldn't help but cry out in alarm.
For no reason, he felt as if he had been completely seen through by the other party!
He hadn't seen this terrifying Magus in the last war, but now that she had suddenly appeared, it seemed that this group of Magi also had the ability to continuously summon their companions.
Tigule's perfectly round eyes widened as he continued to peep.
The gorgeous female Magus dressed in red armor with strange bat wings on her back was a terrifying cold-blooded killer. Moreover, she also had the strange ability to absorb blood and heal herself. However, the most frightening thing about her was her ghostly speed.
Tigule, who had experienced how terrifying Mary was on the battlefield, felt his hair stand on end when he saw her!
Apart from these people, there were three other female Magi in the camp.
The oldest among them was an old witch with a dark face and a hunched back. She was the powerful witch who had poisoned hundreds of Goblin Mechanics to death in one breath.
Over a hundred Battle Magic Machines … Such a powerful force was enough to flatten any powerful race in the Goblin Plane, but in front of this old witch, they were as fragile as a flock of guinea fowls.
Hundreds of Battle Magic Machines roared as they charged at the old witch, only to be poisoned to death with a wave of the enemy's hand. As soon as that terrifying scene appeared in his mind, Tigole shuddered and didn't dare to think any further.
In addition to the poisonous woman, there was also a strange half-human half-machine witch and a sturdy witch who was as strong as a man.
It was also the first time it had seen the latter, so it should be a witch who had just arrived. As for the former, I had fought against her briefly on the floating airship. Although she wasn't as tyrannical as the Fire Shaman, her combat style and direction of development were quite similar to the goblins.
If they weren't enemies, Tigule really wanted to find a chance to discuss the control of external Magic Machines with this mechanical witch. However, the goblins used exoskeleton-type Magic Machines, while the other party seemed to have fused with those Magic Machines.
After Tigule looked at every Magus in the camp with a fearful gaze, his gaze returned to the leader of the Magi. The other party was also silently sizing him up.
After stepping into the Magic Machine, Tigule would also have the strength of a Grade 2 Magus. However, without the Magic Machine, he was still just a Grade 1 Goblin Mechanic. In terms of the basic quality of his body, the gap between him and Grimm's Spiritual Energy was so huge that it was hard to make up for it.
When his gaze met Grimm's, Tigule felt a stinging pain in his eyes, as if they were being stabbed by needles. Only when he tilted his head and shifted his gaze away did he feel a little better.
However, silent tears were already flowing down his face.
"Cooperation?" Grimm's black pupils seemed so deep, and his voice was deep and powerful, vaguely carrying a domineering aura. "Your princess has just been kidnapped by Gaz Ruvi, and now you're here to talk about cooperation with us? I have every reason to suspect that this is a plot you've concocted in secret … "
"Your Excellency's suspicion is completely understandable!" Tigule's green face was full of frustration and sorrow. "However, since I dared to come here, I naturally brought with me the official promise and agreement of the Demi Royal Family."
Grimm's eyes flickered, and after a moment of silence, he finally spoke again.
"Then why don't you tell me what the 'Immortality Project' that Gaz Ruvi is working on in the Steel City is?"
Tigule hesitated for a moment before saying, "Since most of the control of the Steel City has fallen into the hands of the radical faction, the 'Immortality Project' that they've been secretly working on there has been going on for twenty-three years. We've only managed to find out some insider information in recent years.
"This so-called 'Immortality Project' is actually a research project that Gaz Ruvi is using to extend his life. In order to live for a few more years, he's spent a huge amount of resources and wealth to support the research of inventors. The research includes many experiments on living subjects and experiments on the fusion of foreign bloodlines, but unfortunately, all of them have failed!
"However, that Gaz Ruvi has used some unknown means to obtain 'immortality' from a different plane. I heard that he's built a huge spatial furnace under the Steel City. Nominally, it's to provide Steel City with an inexhaustible supply of magic energy, but in fact … In fact, he's building a plane gate! "
"A Planar Gate?" Grimm suddenly interrupted, his voice filled with deep shock.
Even in the Magus World, plane gates were the most confidential of secrets. It was not high-ranked Magus knowledge that ordinary Magi could dabble in. Every Magus who grasped the method to build a plane gate was a core Magus of a large organisation, and their brains were also sealed by a powerful Magus of that organisation.
Any outsider who tried to pry into this part of Magus knowledge would trigger a backlash from the restriction, exploding the Magus' head into a paste of blood and devouring their soul.
It was through this method that the large organisations were able to firmly control the secrets of plane gates, making it a benefit that only large organisations could enjoy.
Now, however, he'd actually heard news of a plane gate in an unremarkable small plane. How could this not make Grimm feel astonished and excited?
With the level of the goblin plane's civilisation, it was impossible for them to develop the technology of a plane gate so quickly. Grimm had reason to suspect that this involved a high-ranked plane.
As expected, Tigole's next words caused Grimm's expression to change slightly.
"The technological power of a plane gate has already exceeded the limits of our goblin civilisation. It wasn't researched by Gaz Ruvi himself, but came from a high-ranked plane of the Draconic Humans."
Grimm's expression changed slightly.
After analysing the metal ball he'd obtained from Tigole, he'd obtained a set of strange world waymarks. Through the A.I. Chip's research and analysis, he'd determined that it was a small plane that had developed to its peak.
From Tigole's point of view, it was reasonable to call it a high-ranked plane.
The plane of the Draconic Humans … Eternal Project … Steel City … Plane gate...
Prince Gaz Ruvi had really done a lot of things. With such an opponent, Grimm did not have to worry about being lonely.
Grimm listened attentively to Tigole's narration, interjecting with a few questions at every crucial point. Through this method, he roughly understood everything that had happened in the goblin plane.
In the eyes of the powerful Magi of the Magus World, no matter how powerful or intelligent the natives of a secondary plane were, once they were stripped of their skin, they were just monsters that were slightly stronger or smarter. No matter when or where, Magi would never treat these goblins as intelligent creatures that could be compared to themselves, much less give them the right to be on equal footing.
However, after hearing the rumours about this goblin prince, even Grimm had to admit that Gaz Ruvi was indeed a rather 'special' goblin.
At the very least, his ability to stir up trouble was something that even Grimm had to concede!
Ever since the old goblin Gaz Ruvi sensed that he did not have much time left to live, he began to focus on the so-called eternal project. If he had only been conducting goblin experiments or dissecting living creatures in the goblin plane, he would not have been able to cause such chaos in the entire goblin empire.
At the same time, he maintained a secret connection with seven or eight powerful beings from other planes. Through repeated transactions, he had also obtained a lot of knowledge and technology from other planes.
After combining the knowledge from different planes, the old goblin Gaz Ruvi actually took a different approach and came up with a completely different 'Eternal Project'.
It planned to dig out its own brain and soak it in a special life solution. Once it had grown to a certain extent, it would be transferred to a super magical machine made of all the special alloys and rare resources in the goblin plane.
The huge spatial furnace under the Steel City was the heart he had prepared for himself, and the entire Steel City could be completely activated to become his new body.
In order to do this, he could not do without the life energy of a large number of high-energy creatures.
Originally, Gaz Ruvi planned to lure a group of Magi from the Magus World into his trap and then become his captives. Unfortunately, due to Alice's strange intuition, she did not manage to open a plane hole that led to the silver void stone. Instead, she used Chaotic Teleportation to casually throw Bliss to a corner of the goblin plane.
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