"Don't bother looking for it. I'll go next door and borrow a drying pole for you," Luna said with a smile.
"Hehe, Luna is the best." Vivian immediately smiled and hugged Luna's arm.
"Don't talk nonsense. Tell me, why are you here in this outfit?" Luna looked at her and asked.
"I'm here to say goodbye to you."
"Goodbye?"
"Yes, I've decided. I'm going to the front line of the Far North to fight the undead army!" Vivian nodded confidently.
"Are you serious?" Luna stared at Vivian for a while.
"Of course!" Vivian raised her chin and looked into the distance. "I'm a lonely swordswoman. I'm destined to walk on the edge of a blade. You don't have to persuade me. You can't persuade me."
"You're a knight who fell when climbing a wall. You still want to go to the front line?"
"That … that was an accident! An accident! "
"What about the swordsman who threw away his sword?"
"That was also an accident …"
"You snuck out of your house, right?"
"Ah! How did you know? "
"I saw your bag hanging on the wall."
"I threw it away!"
"This armor isn't warm, is it?"
"No, no, no, no, no, no …"
Vivian changed into Luna's outfit and sat on the bed with the blanket wrapped around her. She looked at Luna who was sitting at the table and writing.
Luna put down her pen and folded the letter. She walked to the bed and asked, "When do you plan to go home?"
"I'm not going home! I'm going to the front line! "Vivian shook her head.
Luna looked into her eyes and said seriously, "Do you know how many knights have to sacrifice their lives to save a noble young lady who doesn't have the ability to protect herself on the battlefield?"
"I … I can protect myself." Vivian averted her gaze, her confidence waning.
"Hope School is going to start soon. You're a new teacher and have a lot of work to do. Your battlefield is on the podium. How to let the students listen obediently and how to let them learn knowledge is what you should be doing. "
"Me." Vivian raised her head and looked into Luna's eyes. She was a little discouraged, but she still said unwillingly, "But if we lose the war, it will be difficult for the children to even survive, let alone learn. I want to do something for this war."
"I heard that in the past two days, they have been distributing cotton cloth and cotton to sew cotton-padded clothes for the soldiers. I am going to go out to send a letter and get some cotton cloth and cotton to sew cotton-padded clothes for the soldiers. Do you want to come with me?" Luna put away the letter and smiled.
"Sure!" Vivian nodded and jumped up from the bed. "We can also grab a hotpot later!"
…
At the border between the Twilight Forest and the Roth Empire, a huge orc army was passing through quickly.
The tall walls were torn down, and the deep trenches were filled in. The knights of the Roth Empire stood on both sides to welcome their former enemies into the empire's borders.
A 200,000-strong orc army crossing the border was something that had never happened in the Roth Empire's 100-year history.
However, the orc army crossing the border this time was not for an invasion. They were going to the north to fight alongside the Roth Empire's warriors to resist the invasion of the undead army.
The elite main force of the northwestern army had already set off for the north a few days ago. The Roth Empire would be in charge of the orc army's logistics from the moment they entered the Roth Empire's borders.
However, what surprised the soldiers who stayed behind was that almost all of these orc warriors were carrying a bulging bag. They could see a hoof or a tail sticking out from the bag often. They even saw an orc who was over five meters tall using a metal rod to carry two bison that weighed more than 500 kilograms.
Yes …
This 200,000-strong orc army had brought their own rations with them on the journey.
Furthermore, all the wild beasts and magic beasts that could be captured within a radius of tens of miles would become their food.
This made the soldiers and soldiers of the empire who were preparing to feed this huge army along the way heave a sigh of relief, and reduce a lot of pressure.
Connie sat on the unicorn, and said to Rex, "I have already communicated with Andre. When we reach Chaos City, a granary will be opened for us. We will have to carry the rations to the frontline ourselves."
"When the orcs go to war, they have always carried their own rations to the battlefield. There is no such thing as a logistics team. That is not a problem." Rex nodded.
Connie nodded. That was indeed an orc's tradition.
Rex looked at the long line of soldiers, and said in a low voice, "We have to discipline the troops well. Many of our people still have hatred in their hearts, but we need everyone to be united in this situation."
Connie nodded, and said, "I will gather all the chiefs for a meeting tonight, and ask them to discipline the warriors in their tribes."
…
Above the Boundless Sea Realm, thousands of merfolk warriors walked on the waves.
As the high priest of Lantisde, Dexter was also the leader of this expedition.
Gina rode on a big dolphin, and followed Dexter around.
"Master, is it especially cold in the north?" Gina asked.
"Yes. In the Extreme North ice plains, water will turn into ice if you splash it on it. The weather is extremely cold." Dexter nodded.
"Phew … That's terrible." Gina shivered.
The Boundless Sea Realm was warm all year round, and there was no trace of ice and snow even in winter.
After a while, Gina asked Dexter, "However, do we really not need to tell Mr. Meg about the anomaly that happened at the bottom of the sea?"
Dexter thought for a while, and nodded. "We will tell him when we reach the Extreme North ice plains. We have yet to find out what exactly caused the anomaly."
"Mm-hmm." Gina nodded. She still felt a little uneasy when she recalled the scene of the Sky Pillar trembling violently yesterday.
"This war is more important than anything else. We cannot let Mr. Meg be distracted by these trivial matters." Dexter seemed to have seen through Gina's thoughts. He shook his head with a smile, and said, "Moreover, His Majesty is guarding the tribe. Nothing will happen."
"Mm-hmm, I understand." Gina nodded with a smile.
Dexter retracted his gaze, and lowered his head to look at the surface of the sea. His expression was also solemn.
The anomaly yesterday was indeed a little unusual. There seemed to be something trying to escape from under Lantisde, causing the Sky Pillar to tremble continuously.
This situation lasted for the entire night, and only stopped this morning.
The spell formation masters of Lantisde had already sped up the sealing around the Sky Pillar. Although they were not sure what was under the Sky Pillar, it was still very important.
The shadow of the devil had yet to dissipate, and His Majesty was confirming if there was an ancient seal around the Sky Pillar, as well as if there was a devil sealed under Lantisde.
Before that, he planned to report this matter to Mr. Meg when he met him personally.
There was no situation more urgent than the million-strong undead army in the north.
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