Edge of the Apocalypse Chapter 1841: Sudden attack

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"Mr. Tallinn, I heard you right, are you going to tell me to deal with Isinger?"

In the command hall of Stormrage Fortress, this hall used to be a gathering place for giants. The hall area is more than 500 square meters and the height is nearly 50 meters. People standing in such an empty space seem so small. Giant pillars that required ten people to hug the dome, and the upper part of the pillar was carved into the image of the Gly clan giant by the craftsman among the giants. These stone giants raised their hands, arched back against the dome, and looked like this hall was supported by six giants. Although there are few decorative items in the hall, there is an epic old feeling.

Nowadays, a lot of equipment has been moved into the hall, and Duobia’s army has arranged it as a command hall with all-round control of the entire fortress battlefield.

Tallinn stood on the first-level stone steps, looking up at Narius between the high platforms on the stone steps. There is a huge stone throne here, originally for the most powerful giants gathered in this city in the past to sit, now it is replaced by Narius sitting on it. It's just that for Narius, the throne was obviously too wide and too big, almost like a bed. He sat on it with a sense of empty space that couldn't be filled, which seemed a little funny.

Of course, Tallinn wouldn't laugh. What's more, how unwise it is to make fun of a fortress commander can be imagined as long as it is not stupid.

Narius stood up, his braided beards and hair swayed with the movement, and the commander sneered: "This Isinger came to see me with General Philly's token. Obviously he and Phil General Li’s relationship is special. Don’t talk about me, even you, I advise you not to mess around. Isn’t a Zaku not enough to teach you some profound lessons?"

Tallinn respectfully said: "General, if you listen to me, you might change your mind."

"Oh, then I want to listen, what can make me change my mind."

Tallinn walked up to the high platform and whispered in his ear beside Narius. After Tallinn finished speaking, the commander looked shocked: "What you said is true?"

"It is true."

Narius walked back and forth on the high platform, seemingly hesitant. Tallinn said: "General, if you get that thing, it will be a great achievement for you. By then, I only hope that the general can give me a piece of the pie."

"Are you sure?" Narius stopped, turned around like a whirlwind, pointed at Tallinn and asked, "If you dare to play me, Tallinn, you know what the consequences will be!"

Tallinn immediately knelt down: "General, I will never deceive you on this kind of thing, please believe me. If you can't do it while he is still in the fortress, later if he goes to war, I'm afraid there will be no chance again."

Narius murmured: "The Heart of the Stars, if it is really the Heart of the Stars, it would be a great achievement. Okay, now let's visit that Mr. Isinger."

Tallinn was overjoyed upon hearing this.

Holding lunch, Milina walked into the lobby of the main building and put things on the long table on the side. Then walked to the door and looked at the small courtyard outside the building. The courtyard was obviously rearranged, some stone tables and chairs were placed, two trees were planted, and some flowers and plants were planted. It was completely two worlds with the rest of the fortress. A courtyard like this is already the top-notch in the shelter provided by Dobia. Even if such a courtyard is not valuable in the two empires of Agareth, considering that it is on the planetary battlefield, in a fortress, its price will soar.

Being able to live in such a courtyard is itself a status symbol and a proof of strength.

Looking at the figure standing in the courtyard, Milina's eyes were full of intoxication. Even if she has served Allen for a month, she still doesn't know how sacred this man is. Only one thing is certain, he is strong, which is enough for women.

Ellen had been standing there for more than an hour, and Milina walked over to tell him that lunch was ready. Unexpectedly, he approached Alan a little bit, a few meters away from him. Suddenly there was a slight tremor in the air, and then the left sleeve of Milina cracked with a "poof". The skin inside first showed a thin red line, and then split, and a few bloodshots flowed down like this.

"Don't come." Allen whispered, then took a deep breath, then turned and frowned and said, "I seemed to have said, don't bother me. How is it, is the wound serious?"

Milina shook her head and said, "I just want to tell the adults that lunch is ready."

"I see, let's eat together." Allen said casually.

The woman raised her head, her eyes glistening. This is the first time Allen has invited her to a meal. Unfortunately, when footsteps sounded, Alan frowned and looked back. The black iron gate at the courtyard gate was pushed open, and the two guards stepped back in, giving Alan an embarrassed look. Allen turned around and said solemnly: "What's the matter?"

"Sorry, sir. It's General Narius..." One of the guards was embarrassed.

"Narius?"

Alan waved a gesture, and the two guards stepped aside. Then Narius and Tallinn strode into the courtyard, behind them, followed by a group of sharply armored soldiers. Narius looked at Allen and said calmly: "I'm still satisfied here, Mr. Isinger."

Alan's gaze passed Tallinn, a little understanding of what was going on. He did not show his expression, and after holding his hands, his gaze moved to Narius: "The general is here, are you going to have lunch with me?"

"I think I want to ask Mr. Isinger to hand over something and give it to me. I will host a banquet in the evening to entertain Mr. Isinger. With enough military service, Mr. Isinger thinks this proposal How is it?"

Allen laughed: "It depends on what the general wants me to hand over."

"Heart of Stars." Narius simply said directly: "Mr. Tallinn told me that in the last battle, you gained a heart of stars from the enemy. That kind of thing stays in your hand. It’s useless, it’s better to give it to me, I will exchange enough military merit for you."

Alan looked at Tallinn and smiled: "Then I have to ask Mr. Tallinn, why are you sure I have a heart of stars in my hand?"

"You don't have to deny it." Tallinn categorically said: "Last time you went out to fight thousands of kilometers away from the fortress battlefield, but unfortunately, someone happened to be there when you captured the heart of the stars. He has already The whole process was recorded, and now the materials are in General Narius’s hands. If you are interested, you should give out the heart of the stars now and don’t waste General Narius’ time."

Narius glanced at Tallinn dissatisfiedly, and said: "This matter is up to my sole discretion, Mr. Tallinn, please pay attention to your words."

Even if I wanted to get the heart of the stars in Narius, I didn't want to offend Allen too much. Especially the Isinger he played was able to grab the Heart of the Stars in the hands of the Burning Legion. This strength was enough to make him act cautiously. Besides, Alan still has Philip's token. But now, this Tallinn used words to pull himself into this muddy water, which made Narius feel unhappy.

Alan looked in his eyes and instantly understood the subtle psychology between the two. He was funny in his heart, and said: "Yes, I grabbed something from the Burning Legion. It's definitely not a heart of stars. General please Come back, the armaments are busy, so I don’t have to waste time with me."

Narius squinted his eyes and said, "Mr. Isinger, just a word or two will send me away. Isn’t that too small of a person?"

Allen's face also became gloomy: "If I said no, there would be no. If you don't believe me, you can ask Philip."

"General Philip probably has no time for my consultation."

Narius increased his voice: "Mr. Isengard, I respect everything you have done for the fortress. But the Heart of the Stars is an imperial strategic-level material, and it must not fall into your hands. If you don’t plan to Hand it over, I don’t think General Philip can protect you."

"So you think I need Philip's protection?" Allen shook his head and laughed, and said, "General, there are some things you don't know at all, or you don't have the authority. I advise you to stop here, otherwise the consequences , You may not be able to afford it."

"Really?" Narius took a step forward, faintly surging: "Then I would like to give it a try."

A sneer appeared on Allen's face, and he thought that Narius was really crazy, and it seemed that this trip to the Star of Missile was over today. Of course Allen would not hand over the mutant core, so there was only one choice left.

But at this moment, he suddenly felt something and looked up at the sky.

Thick clouds gather in the sky, just as before. Even Narius felt a little abnormal, the general also looked towards the sky, leaving only Tallinn and the others confused. Then, there was a faint whistling sound in the sky, and the thick clouds above the sky were stained red, as if the painter's oil pen filled the originally gray clouds with vermilion. The red halo opened, as if the sky was burning.

The whistling sound came from the slightest, and finally the entire fortress could hear the amazing whistling sound. After a while, a group of flames drilled out of the clouds, and something fell in the flames, and it turned out to be the entire burning mountain!

I don’t know which part of the mountain was broken down from the unlucky mountain, it was wrapped in the flames and broke through the clouds, making a terrifying low and trembling, and pulling out a magnificent river of flames towards Stormrage Fortress Tossed.

Narius had no reservations anymore, his source power exploded, and then the general soared into the sky and blasted the burning mountain with a punch. With a punch, a thunderbolt suddenly rang out in the sky, and the dark bands of light flew around, showing Narius' amazing strength.

The fist blasted up the mountain, and the sky lit up with a dazzling white light. When the light dimmed slightly, I saw a huge sea of ​​fire burning above the fortress. In the sea of ​​fire, there were continuous splashes of flame-wrapped ore fragments, scattered to every corner of the fortress like lava bombs during a volcanic eruption. Every crushed stone smashed down, it must blow up a ball of fire in the fortress. In an instant, hundreds of fireballs, large and small, flickered in the fortress, and the explosion sounded endlessly. The building was overwhelmed, and the whole key seemed to usher in the end of the world!