"I will make arrangements for this." Dexter nodded. He hesitated for a while before saying, "Other than that, I have something to report to Lord Alex."
Meg looked at him.
"There was a strange movement under Lantisde last night. The Sky Pillar shook violently for the entire night, and it didn't stop. This has never happened in Lantisde's thousands of years of history, so I'm worried that it might have something to do with the devil," Dexter said.
"There's such a thing?" Meg frowned.
Even Lantisde didn't know when they had sunk to the bottom of the sea, let alone the reason.
However, it was indeed unusual for there to be a strange movement under Lantisde at such a time.
"I will go and investigate this." Meg nodded. He was going to make a trip back to Chaos City to transport the cannons. It seemed like he had to make a trip to Lantisde as well.
After that, Meg brought Dexter to see Dominic. He was basically in charge of the frontline now, so he was naturally the most suitable person to make arrangements for Lantisde's personnel.
Furthermore, Lantisde didn't have any logistics, so the Roth Empire had to take care of it.
…
After settling the matters, Meg and Irina rode their flying steeds south.
"If another Great Old One breaks the seal, it will be troublesome." Irina's expression turned grave after hearing Meg's explanation.
"I have to see it for myself and contact Xi at the same time to see if she knows anything about this." Meg nodded, and sent a message to Xi.
Soon, Meg received Xi's reply.
"Under Lantisde, Cthulhu's old nest, 'R' yleh City ', is sealed. I have already sensed the strange movement and reported it to the underground city, but I haven't received any feedback yet."
"R 'yleh City." Meg frowned. He didn't expect that legendary city to really exist.
If that was the case, it would be troublesome.
Cthulhu was gathering an undead army of a million to head south, and at the same time, there was a strange movement in R 'yleh, which was sealed under the sea. It was hard not to link the two together.
"What's inside?" Meg sent a new message.
After a long time, Meg finally received Xi Xi's reply.
"Before Cthulhu was sealed, there was a miasma barrier outside R 'yleh. Cthulhu's loyal servants were all hiding in the city. Therefore, the ancestors could only sink Lantisde and seal it in the deepest trench in the Boundless Sea Realm.
In order to prevent the Spawns of the Stars from coming out and destroying the seal, the ancients had already dragged it into the underground city countless years ago, and completely separated it from the Norland Continent. However, judging from the Star Spawns that have appeared in the underground city from time to time over the years, they are probably still alive. "
Mag's brows furrowed tightly after reading the silence.
"What's wrong?" Irina leaned forward and looked at the message. Her expression was grave.
"What do you plan to do?" Irina asked Meg.
"This is no longer something we can handle. Cthulhu and the Undead Army in the North have already exhausted all the races. If we let them know that there might be a threat behind them, their morale will definitely collapse." Meg shook his head.
"So?"
"So, we have to push the blame to the ancients."
Meg stared at the communicator in his hand. After thinking for a while, he sent another message to Xi.
…
In the spaceship's lounge, Xi sat by the window and looked at the message she just received on the virtual screen. Her emotionless face showed some hesitation.
Vicky, who had taken a shower and changed back into the black lolita dress, walked in. She glanced at Xi and subconsciously glanced at the virtual screen.
"Are Cthulhu's Spawns of the Stars going to break free from the seal too?" Vicky exclaimed.
"This might be the reason why Cthulhu didn't rush to send the Undead Army southward after the anomaly in R 'yleh." Xi nodded. With Vicky's identity, there was no need to hide this from her.
Vicky pondered, and said, "With the Norland Continent's strength, just Cthulhu and the Undead Army alone are enough of a headache. So, he wants to push the blame to us? He wants us to help him deal with R 'yleh. "
"He doesn't have a choice," Xi said calmly.
Alex was able to unite the originally divided and chaotic races of the Norland Continent in such a short time and form a large and powerful allied army. She was already impressed.
"The ancients were once part of the Norland Continent, and R 'yleh is now in the underground city. Why can't we solve this problem?" Vicky looked at Xi and said seriously.
"This is not something I can decide," Xi said calmly.
"I know who can decide." Vicky opened her bracelet and connected to the battleship network. She then dialed a number that she had not called for two years.
After a short call, Vicky took the initiative to hang up the phone. She looked at Xi and said, "You can reply to him now. Also, please tell him for me that this is a thank you."
Xi nodded slightly. She looked at Vicky differently, but she still quickly sent a message to Meg.
Sir Ferdinand had agreed to completely deal with R 'yleh City, which meant that the threat from the bottom of the Boundless Sea Realm had been removed.
The ancients' technology might not be able to deal with a powerful invader like Cthulhu, but if they could not even deal with the servant races in R 'yleh City, then it would be a little unreasonable.
…
Meg had just gotten off the griffin when he received the message from Xi.
The message was as concise as usual.
"The threat of R 'yleh has been removed. This is a thank you to the person you saved."
"The person I saved previously has solved the problem," Meg said to Irina with a smile.
"That person seems to be of a high status," Irina said in surprise.
"Someone who can influence the decision-making."
Meg nodded in agreement. Good deeds were indeed rewarded. He did not have to worry about the consequences.
"Please ensure the safety of the Lantisdean residents." Meg sent the message, kept the communicator, and walked quickly into the city lord's residence.
Meg did not tell Michael about R 'yleh. He loaded the cannon and left the city lord's residence.
Meg and Irina went to the ice cream shop, but they only watched from afar for a while. They saw the two children sitting by the window and eating ice cream happily, so they left with peace of mind.
Meg then went to the Peach Mountain in the dragon territory.
The peach mountain stretched for thousands of acres, and half of it had already been cut down.
There were orcs and elves cutting trees all over the mountain. There were also a few large-scale military factories that were rushing to produce peach wood arrows and other weapons.
The completed weapons were transported to the frontline by the giant dragons because it was on the way.
"With this efficiency, we shouldn't have to worry about the lack of weapons." Meg nodded.
He was rather pleased to see the wooden boxes stacked into a small mountain on the giant dragons that took off from time to time.
(End of Chapter)
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