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The discussion between the two was quickly completed.

Laurent told him the core idea of ​​the rebellion, while One-Eyed told him the specific plan for the rebellion.

In short, after a pleasant conversation, the two of them decided on how to rebel.

Just as One-Eyed Dragon was about to say goodbye and go home to prepare his plans, Lawrence suddenly frowned.

Just now, he received an urgent message from the undead at the edge of his territory.

A demonic tide has appeared.

The Demon Tide, also known as the Tide of Demons, is a periodic invasion by demons into human territory.

In most cases, the demons in the demon tide are around level one, with an occasional two level two demons. Therefore, in terms of high-end combat power, the entire territory is still in an advantageous position.

Of course, the biggest threat from the demonic tide is not the powerful high-level demons, but the seemingly harmless low-level demons.

Their individual strength is indeed not high, but their numbers are extremely large, often overwhelming the enemy forces in numbers and showing no fear of death.

Often, the garrison of large cities needs to rely on towering city walls and powerful siege weapons to barely repel the demonic tides.

Cities like the City of Beginnings, which are just starting to develop and don't even have city walls, are unlikely to withstand the demonic tide. Therefore, most of them are defeated by the demonic tide, and those who survive join the fleeing crowds, becoming refugees and starting to search for a place where they can survive.

However, my city is different from other cities.

With its undead army and the assistance of the Tier 1 undead calamity building, [Undead Ranch], taking down the Tier 1 demonic tide is no problem at all.

However, it pained him to have to trade his undead army with the enemy every time. After all, although his undead soldiers could be resurrected through the [Undead Ranch], that required magic power. Now that he hadn't conquered the magic mine, the only way for him to obtain enough magic power was to refine it from the corpses of those demons.

This not only results in a pitifully small amount of magic power gained, but sometimes, if you make a mistake in your command, you might even suffer a loss.

So, my undead army is still missing a commander.

Thinking of this, Lawrence looked at the one-eyed dragon again.

The other party is, after all, a second-tier veteran, so he should be quite adept at commanding wars.

Thinking this, he simply asked the question.

"One-Eyed Dragon, you've been a knight for so many years, do you have any understanding of large-scale warfare?"

The one-eyed man, who was about to leave, stopped when he saw that the lord had another question, and answered.

"I do have some understanding, but that only applies to battles involving around a hundred people. I probably wouldn't be able to command anything larger."

Although he didn't know what the lord meant, the one-eyed man still answered honestly.

After listening to the other person's statement, Lawrence stroked his chin and began to think.

After a period of rebellion and casualties in the territory, as well as some turmoil caused by bullies when forming governments and garrisons, the number of undead has risen rapidly. With the addition of some people who died of natural causes, the total number of undead legions has now reached about seven hundred.

If there are 700 people, then it should be around 100.

Thinking this, Lawrence said directly.

"If I gave you command of an army of a hundred men, could you defeat the enemy?"

Upon hearing this, One-Eyed Dragon, who had been thinking about how to develop his gang, was immediately dumbfounded.

Weren't they just planning to slowly infiltrate using gangsters? Why are they now preparing to launch a direct attack? Has this lord been provoked by something? Or has the success of suppressing the rebellion made them arrogant?

Although I don't really want to belittle myself, my rebellion was just a small-scale affair, completely insignificant, and incomparable to the regular army of Leo City.

If this lord has become arrogant and wants to attack Leo City directly, then I can only try my best to dissuade him.

"My lord, although your army is very powerful, Leo City is not to be trifled with either. Our territory is simply no match for them."

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Lauren felt a little confused again.

I never said I wanted to attack Leo City, so why would they think that?

Forget it, it's more important to clear up the misunderstanding first. The demonic tide is coming soon, and arguing now is not a good idea.

"I didn't intend to attack Leo City, but now that the demonic tide is coming, we have to deal with it first."

"Oh, my lord, how many people are there in our territory? How many are extraordinary individuals?"

Feeling extremely embarrassed, the one-eyed man quickly changed the subject.

"The army numbers around seven hundred, and as for superhumans, I'm the only one right now."

What? That's all the people?

The one-eyed man was dumbfounded upon hearing this.

A demon tide consists of at least two thousand non-ranked demons. Wouldn't an army of only seven hundred people be suicide?

Moreover, judging from the situation in this territory, most of the people in the army are untrained civilians.

As for the mysterious man in black he had seen that day, One-Eyed Dragon naturally regarded him as a personal guard sent to him by the Loren family. Such personal guards would never take the initiative to attack unless a demon came to the lord's front.

Moreover, the city has only just begun to be renovated; there are no tall city walls, not even some basic defensive fortifications.

It can be said that the situation in this territory is one of certain death.

No, we have to drag this lord away with us. We can't let him die in the demonic tide like the last city lord.

This lord doesn't seem to care much about the people in his territory; he should be easy to persuade.

Thinking of this, the one-eyed dragon hurriedly said.

"My lord, based on my experience, our territory cannot withstand this demonic tide. We should leave quickly."

"Leave? Why leave? It's not like we can't win."

"Are you kidding me? He's already fought the much more difficult second-tier demonic tides before. How could he possibly run away for a regular first-tier demonic tide?"

To everyone's surprise, the one-eyed man became anxious upon hearing this.

"My lord, you have not witnessed the fear of the demons. For ordinary soldiers to fight against them, the difference in troop strength must be at least three times, and they must also have superior equipment. And your territory..."

He fell silent halfway through his sentence.

"Alright, come with me to see my army first. If we can't win, I'll definitely go to Leo City with you to develop my forces."

After persuading his men, Loren prepared to head to the edge of the city to begin preparations for fighting the demonic tide.

Seeing that his advice was useless, the one-eyed man standing to the side had no choice but to follow the lord to fight against the demonic tide.

With such an arrogant mayor, it seems this small town is doomed.

As he sighed, he couldn't help but doubt his own judgment once again, wondering if following this arrogant lord was the right or wrong decision.

While the two were discussing, the city was suddenly presented in a completely different scene.

As Loren gave the order, the entire city began to slowly turn like a gear, shifting from a peaceful development mode to a war mode.

Except for the undead in some key positions, all the undead began to gather at the city's border.

Then, the people in the city saw soldiers dressed in iron armor and holding sharp swords running wildly in one direction.

These heavily armored soldiers marched in perfect unison, their movements powerful and resounding, and a bloodthirsty aura emanated from them.

Undead heavy armor soldiers are assembling.