Chapter 21 Still

Still in the cave deep within the abyss, the little loli dropped the fruit in her hand with a *plop*.

"How could this be!"

This sudden exclamation once again caused the surrounding tribal chiefs to open their eyes.

"What's wrong, Chief?"

"Baal's familiars are about to die out, but instead of asking me for support, he's telling me to leave here now?"

She muttered to herself, pondering as she answered.

Balorok was usually like a wise man, so the little loli generally trusted him, and this time was no different.

Although she didn't understand, since Balorok didn't say much, it meant he didn't have time to explain. So...

"We're leaving now. We've adapted enough anyway."

"Chief..."

A sturdy black ape, quite petite at around 1.6 meters tall, was about to say something but was interrupted.

The little loli seemed to do it on purpose, not giving it a chance to speak at all.

"Alright, if you want to stay, then stay. We're leaving!"

As soon as she finished speaking, the little loli activated the magic circle behind her and immediately ran away.

The demons looked at each other, and finally decided to follow their chief. The chief hadn't been wrong in so many years, so it was better not to use their pig brains to think and just honestly follow orders.

You should know that those who were left were basically obedient, and those who weren't... were already gone.

The many tribal chiefs in the hall looked at the ape again, their expressions complex—no, it was more like they wanted to laugh but were forcibly holding it back. They patted its shoulder, one after another, as if bidding farewell.

One by one, they all left, and the hall fell silent again, with only the ape left.

"(꒪Д꒪) I… I wanted to say I discovered my own familiar… Fine… I can’t die anyway, so I’ll cover the rear."

"Hmm, let me think. Let’s transfer some more troops over. The attack on the other fortresses can be stopped now. Transfer a few familiars to support Mr. Balorok… maybe we can still save him."

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Balorok looked at the shredded meat and bird feathers falling from the sky and closed his mouth. It seemed he really couldn't escape this time.

At this moment, a clear consciousness came into his mind. It was his familiar, and the meaning was clear: the chief had left, and now they were here to save him.

Balorok really wanted to say, I don't need saving...

What a load of crap!

Air forces avoid anti-aircraft positions. There's so much anti-air here; there's no way they can save him!

"Empress, they're here, Zerg… oh, those Abyss birds have arrived too. Eyeling Zerg has reported."

Lin Mo held Kaka, smiling, and stood in front of Balorok, tilting her chin.

"Your familiars are here? How about you surrender? I actually don't like killing~"

"..."

"Ahem, still not being honest? Haven't you learned the lessons I taught you?"

"I didn't bring them. I want to know, why are you standing on the side of the humans? We're actually more like kin."

"Ah, that's true, isn't it? Maybe it's just because I like it. I want to be wherever I want to be, and I don't need you to tell me where that is."

"..."

"Well then, let me show you something new. You can report it too. I know that when you were distracted just now, you were reporting the news. I don't mind."

At that moment, a new batch of avian monsters appeared in the sky above Lin Mo, a vast and swarming mass.

Honestly, Lin Mo really didn't like this; she really hated it.

Balorok looked at the Spitter Zerg, which seemed to have stopped attacking, and still didn't dare to let his familiars come down.

After all, who knew if this race was pretending? After being tricked by the scythe of the Thorny Zerg, he was truly, once bitten, twice shy.

"Why won't you kill me? I can tell you anything you want to know."

"Is this a deal?"

"No, this is out of fear for you. I don't want to die."

"Pfft, you're so honest. Why don't I kill you? Hmm, let me think. Maybe it's fun. Don't you think it would be interesting to hold your head when I go to the Abyss?"

"..."

Balorok was a little confused. Not only did she look like their chief, but her personality was similar too, always saying something shocking with a smiling face.

"You must be joking..."

Lin Mo was still smiling.

Balorok immediately broke out in a cold sweat. She was telling the truth; she really would kill him! No! That wasn't important. She said she was going to the Abyss!

That was too terrifying. If she went there… wouldn't the Abyss be finished!

At this moment, the birds in the sky cried out in agony. Balorok looked up and was stunned.

Another group of unknown creatures had appeared, flying in the air, and their altitude was unreasonable!

Clearly, at that altitude, they wouldn't be able to breathe, and the frigid air would freeze their wings in just a few minutes.

But, but, why could those creatures survive at that height!

It was too unreasonable.

Completely unacceptable.

"Are those your familiars too?"

"Why can they fly so high… no, they don't have claws. How will they attack? Magic? Wouldn't that consume too much power?"

"What exactly is this..."

Balorok kept asking questions like a machine gun, appearing very interested in the Mutant Dragon Zerg.

"You're too noisy. Just watch quietly, okay?"

"I… uh!—"

A tentacle directly delivered a fatal blow, binding his beak.

"Alright, much quieter now."

"Mutant Dragon Zerg, you know."

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