"How is that possible?" Incirsta's expression changed. "There must be someone inside. He's right there."
As he spoke, he walked towards the warehouse, as if he wanted to point out the direction to the others. But Brando stepped forward and grabbed his shoulder. "Don't go."
"What's wrong?" Incirsta was stunned.
"Ah …" At this time, Huang Huo suddenly cried out in a low voice. She opened her mouth slightly and looked at the scene in front of her in shock.
Just as Brando stopped Incirsta, the warehouse in front of them suddenly changed. A few translucent figures that seemed to be made of fog suddenly appeared in that place.
They were two guards and a human dressed as a warehouse manager. They seemed to be unaware of the existence of Brando and the others. One of the two guards leaned against the wall and was talking to the warehouse manager, while the other sat on a stool and lit his pipe.
And from the beginning to the end, these people did not even look in this direction.
Suddenly, they heard a burst of noise. They turned around stiffly and saw that the port seemed to have become busy in an instant. In the harbor shrouded in mist, ghostly workers and sailors were moving up and down the docked ships by the pier, moving goods.
Others were operating the wooden tower cranes and cranes. A group of guards was on duty not far away. They were wearing overcoats and yawning as they stood under a street lamp that was not lit at all, supervising the work of these workers.
The Port of Gussel seemed to have come alive in an instant, as if the eerie silence of a moment ago did not exist.
Everyone was stunned.
"What … what's going on?" Adney was frightened. She held Quill's hand tightly and asked with a trembling voice. "Are these ghosts? The legendary ghost city?"
But Incirsta subconsciously wiped his forehead, although he did not sweat at all since he turned into an undead. He replied with a dry voice. "They are not ghosts …"
"These things are not even ghosts. Martha above, I don't know what these things are. I can clearly feel the breath of life from these people, but … but …"
"But … these people are clearly in front of us, but we can't feel their existence at all. It's as if they are not in the same world as us …" Quill finished his words and completed his sentence.
"Yes, yes, that's right," Adney said immediately.
"Did you notice?" Huang Huo suddenly whispered. She was surprisingly calm at this time, although her face was also a little pale. "They can't see us either."
"What are they doing?"
"Look over there," Huang Huo suddenly pointed in the direction of Gussel City and said.
Everyone turned their heads and saw that on the main street connected to the port, carriages were parked. Hundreds of ghost residents were coming from that direction. Several long lines were connected head to tail, as if they were shrouded in fog. The fog moved forward slowly. Everyone in the line lowered their heads and staggered forward without saying a word.
There were also a few knights around the team. They were different from ordinary people. They were riding on warhorses with grayish-white flames burning on their hooves. They held long spears that seemed to be woven from fog, and they were parallel to the long line.
But everyone, whether it was the Knight or the residents moving forward in the fog, had a heart-palpitating emptiness on their faces. There was no spirit in their gray eyes, as if they were simply moving forward for the sake of moving forward.
After these people arrived at the port, under the supervision of the Knight, they separated into several groups and began to board the ships in the port. Brando and the others watched these people walk up the gangplank one by one, their translucent bodies disappearing from the deck. They could not help but feel a chill down their spines.
"They're boarding the ships?" Adeni asked in disbelief.
"No, they seem to be migrating. This should be all the residents of Gussel City, right?" Huang Huo frowned and said, "Mr. Incirsta, what kind of city is Gussel City?"
"As far as I know, it's just an ordinary human town …" Incirsta replied in a tone that even he was not sure of.
"Are you sure it's ordinary?"
"Madam Adeni, I mean as far as I know —"
"We can't stay here any longer," Brendel suddenly interrupted their conversation. His eyebrows were almost knitted together, and he said somewhat hurriedly: "Let's go, we have to leave this port immediately."
"What's wrong?"
"There's no time for nonsense," Brando grabbed Incirsta's shoulder, "Don't touch the fog, don't look at those things, forget them. If you hear someone call your name, don't answer."
"Why?"
"If you don't want to become one of them …" Brando glanced at the vice-captain and said to the others in a somewhat dangerous tone.
Adeni shuddered.
"I know," Incirsta finally reacted, "This is …"
"The Unnamed …" The Elven ranger Nuquel also spoke at the same time, "How can there be an Unnamed here, this is not outside of Order."
Brando did not answer. He pursed his lips tightly. The Unnamed may not be so terrible, but it was definitely not normal for them to appear in this place.
Especially when he thought of the fog on the sea that divided the Taurus Strait, he could not help but feel a storm in his heart. If it was as he expected, then there was only one possibility left.
Everyone present also realized the seriousness of the problem, and followed Brando and flew out of the port.
"Teacher —" Phoenix Fire looked down and saw that several of the ships in the port were full of people. The whole ship was surrounded by fog. She lowered the sailboat, which was also woven from fog, and then slowly sailed forward.
The scene almost made her cry out in fright. She clearly saw a ship made of fog coming out of the ship. It slowly sailed into the port, and with the surrounding fog, it spread out of the port.
"Teacher, Miss Delfien and the others still don't know what's happening in the port."
It was only then that Brendel regained his senses. What Phoenix Huo saw also fell into his eyes. He saw warships made of fog entering the harbor, and the Gussel Port was suddenly filled with fog. It was as if a ghost fleet was lifting anchor and setting sail.
The fog spread quickly, and if Delfien and the others did not lift anchor now, they might not be able to turn in time.
"Incirsta, signal Tarkus!" He immediately said to Incirsta, who was caught in his hand.
The signal was a crystal that could emit a flash. They should have signaled the ship when they reached the shore, but because of this incident, it was delayed. However, the crystal could emit a yellow light, which was the most penetrating light in the fog. This crystal was prepared for them by Delfien in advance. Brando could not help but wonder if the prime minister's daughter had estimated something in advance.
Incirsta's true colors were undoubtedly revealed at this moment. After all, he was one of the future geniuses of Madara. After a brief moment of shock, he had now calmed down, opened his waist bag, took out the crystal inside, and sent a series of signals in the direction of the fleet.
In fact, with Brando's own speed, he did not need to go through so much trouble. With his strength, he could return to the ship in the blink of an eye, but now he was not the only one here, and he could not leave one of them behind.
Coupled with the need to guard against the ghostly thing under the bay, Brando instinctively felt that the thing was not like the Lost Names. The Lost Names rarely took the initiative to show aggression.
As a result, the speed of the whole team slowed down a lot, and soon the fog rolled in from behind them.
…
"Strange."
Sebas stared in the direction of the port of Gussel, and with some doubts, he saw that fog had started to appear on the waterway. A thin layer of fog seemed to have drifted over from the strait, but there was no wind at night.
He straightened up from the side of the ship, and just as he was about to climb up the watchtower above the mast to see what was going on, Delfien patted him from behind.
"Sebas, go and pull up the anchor."
She did not deliberately lower her voice, so everyone on the ship looked in this direction.
"What's going on?" Naxin, who was measuring the depth of the water, pulled the rope out of the water and asked with some surprise.
"Miss Delfien, did you find anything?" Brando looked up at the thin fog in the sky and asked.
But of all the people, only Tarkus reacted the fastest. He frowned and pondered for a moment, then waved to his sailors and said, "Listen to Miss Delfien. Raise the anchor, lower half the sail, and let the ship move."
Delfien looked at the vampire nobleman with appreciation, then replied to the others, "There must be a problem at the port. Regardless of what the count and the others will do, we have to prepare in advance."
She had not finished her words.
A few flashes of light in the darkness came from the port.
The prime minister's daughter's expression changed, and she immediately ordered everyone, "Quick, raise the sails and let the ship sail!"
…
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Fergie the Unapproachable
Dead Moon III
Dark 22
[Legendary Creature Human – Necromancer]
When Fergie the Unapproachable enters the battlefield, if you do not use it from your hand, the summoner will immediately die and cannot be resurrected.
Pay X MP, and the Dead Moon Twins put Fergie the Unapproachable (Black Derivative equivalent to the Dead Moon Twins' level -15) into the battlefield.
When Fergie the Unapproachable enters the battlefield, there will be (X 100, at least 1) counters. Whenever Fergie causes combat damage to a creature, the creature will be destroyed. It cannot be resurrected.
Whenever Fergie causes combat damage to a Planeswalker, the Planeswalker will be killed.
Whenever Fergie uses this ability to destroy a creature, the counter will be removed. When the counter reaches 0, she can no longer use this ability.
Fergie the Unapproachable lasts until it is reset.
'Death is eternal life.'
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