Chapter 426
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"Even now, I refuse to believe that this is an illusion."
General Levko's eyes were glued to the screen in front of him. Every time he saw those giant magic puppets walk by, he felt like he couldn't breathe.
It was all too real, so real that it felt like it was happening right in front of his eyes.
Before the movie started, the general panicked as he searched for his sword in an attempt to put up some resistance against the dangerous magic-guided machines.
"This is a spell created by one of Noland's Seven Sages, after all."
Marshal Amat shook the bottle in his hand and found that the wine inside had been emptied without him realizing it.
Just now, his attention was focused on the 'incredible scene' that appeared in front of him, and he didn't notice how much he had drunk.
"These Na 'vi look like … elves," General Levko suddenly said.
The plot of the movie had progressed to the point where the protagonist used a special soul transfer device to transfer his soul into the body of a Na'vi for the first time.
General Levko thought of the Na 'vi male protagonist running on the ground in the picture, which reminded him of the elves in this world.
The Whitefrost Deer Family's territory was very close to the forest where the Frost Elves lived. General Levko had once interacted with them, but it wasn't a pleasant encounter. However, that was many years ago.
"Look at the horns on their foreheads. Those are characteristics of the demon race," General Amt said, "Maybe the sage purposely made the Na 'vi look like that."
"Maybe the producer of this movie hates the elves and demons as much as we do." General Lekov sounded a little yearning, "I've long wanted to drive those huge magic-guided machines and crush the place where the proud elves live, as well as the city walls built by the cruel demons!"
General Amt didn't answer. The Whitefrost Deer Family had a bad relationship with the Frost Elves because they were fighting for territory in the forest. If the leader of the Whitefrost Deer Family didn't have enough self-control, he might have used brute force to conquer the forest like the humans in the movie.
General Levko was obviously a radical member of the Whitefrost Deer Family.
"You should have sent someone to infiltrate the Frost Elves."
Marshal Amt watched the deal between the male lead and the garrison's supreme commander in the movie.
That was to use the identity of a Na 'vi to infiltrate their tribe to obtain information and dissuade the Na' vi from leaving their homeland. He would try his best to resolve everything peacefully.
"We don't have such a terrible soul transfer device." General Levko shrugged.
When the plot of the movie reached the male protagonist's first mission in a steel airship, a maid quickly walked to the side of Marshal Amt.
"Sir, this is the wine you wanted."
Marshal Amt took the liquor from the maid, pulled the cork off the bottle and took a sip.
When Marshal Amt put down his wine glass, he realized that the maid beside him still had no intention of leaving.
The maid had brought the wine in from outside the theater. Not long after she entered the theater, her eyes were attracted by the dense forest on the screen not far away.
"I … I'm sorry, my lord." The maid noticed Marshal Amt's gaze and hurriedly apologized before turning to leave.
"Don't worry. If you want to watch, sit next to me."
Amat didn't mind the maidservant's dereliction of duty, and he waved his hand nonchalantly.
"Understood, my lord."
The maidservant clearly understood that sitting next to a marshal was an extremely … inappropriate behavior. However, the surprise of seeing a 'movie' for the first time and the scene on the screen made the maidservant's curiosity overcome her fear. She sat next to the bear-like man fearfully.
Not long after the maid sat down, the roar of a beast made her cover her ears in fear.
The male protagonist had angered a group of dangerous beasts!
The chase continued until the male protagonist fell into the waterfall.
"This reminds me of a terrible experience." General Levko looked at the male protagonist who was lost in the forest. "Those Frost Elves almost killed me. Wait! Damn it … I knew it. "
Not long after the male protagonist fell off the cliff, the camera turned to a wild Na 'vi in the dense forest. The Na' vi picked up an arrow and aimed at the male protagonist in the forest.
General Levko had experienced the same thing before. The moment he saw this scene, the wound on his shoulder that was pierced by the Frost Elves' frost arrow began to ache again.
"These cunning elves." General Levko had completely replaced the Na 'vi with the Frost Elves.
But what happened next exceeded the general's expectations. The wild Na 'vi hiding behind the tree didn't shoot at him.
In that instant, Marshal Amat could vaguely hear the maid beside him heave a sigh of relief.
Not long after she sat down, she seemed to be immersed in this fictional world.
The maid covered her mouth. The male protagonist was surrounded by a pack of wolf-like creatures. It seemed like he had nowhere to run.
However, what happened next was enough to make the maid jump in joy. The wild Na 'vi saved the male protagonist, and the male protagonist followed her relentlessly.
"So beautiful."
When night fell, the female servant could not help but sigh softly at the sight of the plants emitting various colors of light and the 'Spirit Tree Seed' that stayed in the male protagonist's hand.
"These Na 'vi are just like the Frost Elves. They worship the plants that are used as firewood." General Levko said. "Just because of this reason, they accepted their enemy into their base. These Na 'vi will pay for their naivety."
What happened next was exactly what General Levko had expected. The male protagonist learned from the Na 'vi during the day, and at night, he reported the location of the Na' vi's base to the human mercenaries.
"That's too slow. Why do we need to investigate? With such a strong vitality, we can just burn the trees that the Na 'vi live in with fire magic," General Levko said in a low voice.
General Amt heard the general rubbing the ring on his index finger with his thumb impatiently.
Many of the other generals were also generals who had been on the battlefield for many years. They did not have the mood to care about 'humanity' or 'sympathy'.
The cruel battlefield only taught all the generals present one thing, and that was to never show mercy to their enemies.
Therefore, everyone had the same thought as the general with the scratch on his forehead in 'Avatar', which was to lead the army to crush the land where the Na 'vi lived and use terrifying magic and magic-guided machines to completely destroy the arrogance of the Na' vi.
General Amt had the same thought. Perhaps the only person who did not want war to happen was the maid beside General Amt.
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