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Chapter 109 Iron-Blooded Queen (Part Two)

The Fly Demon didn't care at all. In its eyes, this was just a mount that could be replaced at any time. It used the Evilwing Bird simply because it was useful.

Lynn grabbed the nobleman by the collar and carried him on his back. This nobleman knew a lot of things, and it would be a waste to deal with him like this before Lynn had fully exploited him.

They and the Brute Force Demon climbed onto its back one after the other. When the Brute Force Demon got on, the Evil Winged Bird clearly showed a strained expression on its face.

After flapping its wings twice, the Evil Winged Bird finally took flight into the sky.

"What extraordinary power does your Silvermoon Kingdom possess?" Lynn asked.

Hearing Lynn's interrogation, the nobleman was stunned. Wasn't this common sense? It was undeniable that this was a demon from hell.

But he didn't have any grand ideas about resisting demons and protecting the world; he just wanted to survive, and if he could behave well, he might even become a spokesperson for demons.

The nobles couldn't wait to reveal everything they knew.

Through his narration, Lynn learned that magic also existed in this dimension.

However, their magic is said to be bestowed by the Elven Mother Tree, and is considered innate magic, which only geniuses of the Elven race can master.

A mage's innate talent determines their limits, and the purer an elf is, the stronger their awakened magical abilities will be. This is why pure-blooded elves can suppress the nine kingdoms.

Lynn sounds a bit like a bloodline sorcerer. Is this an elven sorcerer?

Besides elves who possess spellcasting abilities, there are also branded swordsmen who break through their physical limits through rigorous training and the consumption of magical potions.

"It seems we've encountered an army," the Fly Demon laughed.

In the sky ahead, falcons soared, and on their backs sat scouts wielding bows and crossbows.

They spotted the approaching evil-winged birds, but instead of rushing in, they formed a circle, trapping the fly demons in the middle.

One of the scouts approached, and the Fly Demon narrowed his eyes, preparing to attack, but Lynn stopped him.

"There's something wrong with these scouts." Lynn keenly noticed that the falcon beneath the scouts was strange; its wings looked modified.

When the scouts got closer, they took out a drawing from their pockets, which depicted a vivid school emblem.

Looking at the Demon Wizard Academy's emblem on the portrait, the Fly Demon sighed in exasperation, cursing its bad luck. It saw a delicious dish, only to be told that it was already taken.

The other party has already revealed their identity. If they still make a move, it would be a provocation against the Demon Wizard Academy.

The Fly Demons didn't make a move, and the other side showed no intention of doing so either. After escorting Lynn and the others away, they returned.

In the sky, Lynn looked down at a castle in the distance, where tens of thousands of heavily armored infantrymen were arranged in a square formation, their sharp spears like a dense steel jungle.

These heavily armored infantrymen were burly, but Lynn couldn't make out their exact appearance from the distance.

Behind the column, leopards and tigers, larger than ordinary wild beasts, were eyeing the column menacingly. On the backs of these leopards and tigers sat more than three thousand archers, armed with bows and arrows and clad in cloth armor, forming the second square.

A large number of falcon scouts circled overhead.

In the center of the procession, a large flag fluttered fiercely in the wind, bearing the emblem of the Wizarding Demon Academy.

The evil-winged bird flew south, encountering many rebels along the way, many of whom wore the insignia of the Wizarding Demon Academy.

This is a grand feast, a banquet where various forces divide up this dimension.

Lynn had a feeling that his first interdimensional invasion journey would end soon; the cake was too small and there were too many people trying to divide it.

I just hope that my decision to go to Bailudu won't be a waste of time.

Lynn thought to himself.

"That's Bailudu," said the half-elf nobleman.

The kidnapped nobleman pointed to a city that was much larger than any he had seen before. The city was built around a small hill, and around the hill, a castle surrounded by white walls stood on the horizon.

Several demons had already entered the city, and some people dressed in mage robes were working together to kill them. Around the demons, there were some agile figures wielding longswords who were constantly attacking them.

Judging from his struggling appearance, dealing with these few demons must be extremely difficult. Lynn glanced at them and was thankful that there were no high-level demons among them. The most powerful of these demons was only a mid-level Blade Demon.

If there were a high-ranking demon, given the powerful racial talents of high-ranking demons, these half-elves would likely find it extremely difficult to deal with it.

Not to mention that most high-ranking demons awaken the racial talent of Blink.

A blink can instantly teleport you to the mage's side and break through their defenses.

Lynn looked up at the azure sky. The wizarding net in the sky seemed even denser.

The density of the wizarding network is much higher than when I first arrived in this plane.

It seems that many "spiders" are busy weaving these webs, making them complete at a faster speed.

The approach of the evil-winged bird filled the mages on the rooftops who were fighting the demons and the people on the ground with fear.

But the Evilwing Bird didn't stay in the city at all; it flew directly towards the central castle.

"Quickly, go protect Her Majesty the Queen!" The lead mage's expression changed drastically.

These demons, reminiscent of those described in ancient texts, have stormed into the city, drawing away most of its resources and leaving the Queen's defenses vulnerable.

"Go straight there," the Fly Demon commanded the Evilwing Bird, pointing to the central castle.

As the evil-winged bird approached, the archers on the castle fired arrows into the sky, but the bird casually flapped its wings, and the arrows were all swept away by the gale. Some arrows even landed on its wings without leaving a white mark.

"Queen's decree: Cease the attack."

An official ran out of the castle.

The evil-winged bird landed silently on the ground.

The official glanced at the brute and the fly demon with some fear, but still mustered his courage and said to Lynn and the others, "Please follow me."

"It would be best to solve it in a simple way." Lynn's eyes flickered. Although he didn't know what the other party's conspiracy was, it would be best to solve it in a simple way.

If the other party is willing to cooperate, it can save a lot of effort.

After turning left and right inside the castle, we soon arrived at a large hall.

Several mages dressed in white robes stood on either side of the hall, while a woman stood with her back to Lynn and the others on the throne steps in the middle.

In front of the woman was a map, and judging from the mountains and rivers on it, it should be a map of the territory of this plane.

Even the oldest royal courts will fall, and even the greatest dynasties will eventually come to an end.

The Iron-Blooded Queen turned her head, and Lynn saw the woman whom the nobleman called the Iron-Blooded Queen.

This iron-blooded queen was different from the queen Lynn had imagined. She did not have a stunning appearance; in fact, she was quite plain-looking, with masculine features and sharp eyebrows. She possessed an aura that only those who had held power for a long time could cultivate.

"You must be the wizard Lynn," the Iron-Blooded Queen Dao said, looking at Lynn.

"Hello, Queen Dio, I'm curious how you know my name?" Lynn said.

"A wizard told me that," Dai said.

Who is the wizard?

Lynn frowned.

Lynn didn't know many wizards, so anyone who could get here early must be a formal wizard. A name popped into Lynn's mind, and it must be him.

Since arriving at the wizarding academy, Harlin has said he has important things to do. Could it be that he's involved in this matter?

"To be honest, I'm really unwilling to admit defeat like this." Deo sighed. "My father told me from the time I was born that the Elven Royal Court is the great mountain that weighs on the heads of our nine kingdoms."

"I've dedicated my life to overturning this mountain. Since potions can push swordsmen to their limits, surely there must be a potion that can push mages to their limits as well? I heavily relied on researchers and doctors to study the mysteries of the human body. Although I failed to develop a potion that would allow mages to break through their limits, I stumbled upon another breakthrough."

"You came just when the experiment was about to succeed." A fleeting look of disappointment crossed the woman's face, but her aura grew even stronger.

"A wizard approached me, asking me to cooperate in conquering the kingdom, and said he would grant me power in the end, but I refused," Daio said.

"Because the Elf King of the Elf Royal Court held the world sacrifice ceremony, causing the entire world to fall into the abyss, the final outcome was that the elves still gained the greatest benefit."

"I'm not reconciled! Why should we be the ones to fall into the abyss while the elves reap the greatest benefits? They've been exploiting us for tens of thousands of years! I refuse to accept this!" Dai's eyes flashed with ferocity.

"Even if this world is destroyed, I will personally deliver the final blow!"

Upon hearing Daio's words, the Fly Demon couldn't help but become excited.

"Hehehe, ambitious, with aspirations, hahaha."

Lynn frowned. "Wasn't this world already sacrificed and plunged into the abyss?"

Is this sacrifice going to be performed twice? Or is this world preparing for a final, desperate struggle?

"No, the sacrificial ritual is not yet fully completed; to be precise, it is still in the process of being performed," the Fly Demon said.

"What are you planning to do? Do you know about the world sacrifice ritual? Do you need my help?" The Fly Demon was eager to try, and the more chaotic things were, the more excited it became, especially the chaos that it had orchestrated.

But Dai E simply shook his head.

"I've just been holding it in for too long and wanted to find an opportunity to open up," Dai said.

Lynn could understand Dai's mentality.

She is a queen who is high above everyone else and has a tough style. Her other subjects are naturally not worthy of listening to her thoughts.

Only he, as a wizard, was regarded by her as an existence on the same level.

"As for how to do it, you'll find out soon enough." Dai's eyes were bright.

"I've come to you for something else," Dai said, looking at Lynn.

"Regardless of whether it succeeds or not in the end, the results of my many years of hard work are useless to me. I always feel it's a pity to let it disappear into the river of history. After all, it's the result of my first half of life's struggle. I want to see if it can also shine among you wizards," Dai said confidently.

(End of this chapter)