Edge of the Apocalypse
Chapter 753: Stranglestranglestranglestrangle

"I'm not sure. We'll only know after we fight." Roddy waved his fist and said stubbornly, but his tone was obviously not very confident, and he seemed to be a bit strong. He was just stubborn, but he knew that Fuding was right.

Origin Energy Confinement wasn't something that anyone could cast. The first thing a person who used this ability needed to do was precisely control the Origin Energy, and the accuracy error would definitely be measured in millimeters. Secondly, he needed to grasp a variety of attributes of Origin Energy before he could freely combine them to construct a barrier. In the end, Origin Energy Confinement was like installing one or even several password locks in a person's body to limit the growth of the target's Origin Energy.

So there are usually only two ways to break free.

First, it was disarmed by the person who released it, and secondly, it was destroyed by violence.

Regardless of which method it was, Allen knew that it was easy and difficult to do. He didn't even know who had imprisoned him with Origin Energy, and he didn't even know how to find the person who had used it. As for violent destruction, he knew it, but regardless of whether it was his own origin power or external power, once he attacked the restriction barrier, he would not be able to escape. Whether it succeeds or not, it will cause unpredictable damage to the body.

Every time he thought of this, Roddy had a powerful and difficult feeling. This feeling made him feel rather uncomfortable. The helplessness that he could only watch from the sidelines was nothing more than torture for him. If Allen's aptitude was ordinary, he could earn a place in the clan with his talent in sequence design. However, judging from the skills he had displayed earlier, he was a talented young man. Such a person with boundless potential had imprisoned him with Origin Energy. It was unavoidable for others to sigh with regret.

Alan was silent as he walked back to the hunting party's dormitory. As she was about to step through the door, Lucy could not help but hold him back and say, "Alan, don't be sad. I'm going back to my home planet this time. There might be a way out of the Origin Energy confinement in our Royal Library."

'"Forget it, Lucy. Let's not talk about that. Even if there is, I believe it's a huge price to pay. I don't want you to suffer any grievances because of this. Let me figure it out myself. Even if I can't solve it in the end, I can still do a lot of things with my current strength." Alan blinked. "For example, after this war."

"Are you really alright?"

"Don't worry, nothing's wrong." Alan took her hand and said, "Let's go. We have something important to do."

Returning to her room, Lucy found him a tablet brain. It already had the latest federal report, as well as the detailed damage data of the hunting squad, and so on. Without disturbing him, Lucy quietly left the room and left the room for Alan himself.

Alan read the latest federal war report first.

This battle could be said to be extremely dangerous, and the foreign coalition army took a strange move. They left behind a fleet of parts and the Prison Flame Giant Tango at Meckarin Mountain to attract the attention of the golden lion. To be exact, it should be to attract Capulo alone. As for the other troops, they secretly moved and successfully raided the Scarlet Flame Highlands. Before that, they had done their best.

First, there was the constant harassment of the Federation's defensive zones in order to conduct stress assessments. After launching the surprise attack, the alien coalition army had invested a large number of troops in several of the weaker defensive areas. It could be seen that their stress assessment was quite successful. These few defensive zones included the Gullit Family's defensive zone, and the death-fearing Toure had even lost the entire defensive zone, making it the biggest joke in the stronghold.

Secondly, when the stronghold split up its forces to clear out several enemy strongholds in the control area, they fell into the trap at the same time. After the enemy lured the human army deep into the stronghold, they all attacked the transport airships of the human army, thus limiting the mobility of these outgoing troops and preventing them from returning to the stronghold immediately.

As a result, when the troops in the highlands were clearly empty, the foreign coalition forces launched a fierce attack. Whether in terms of tactics or timing, there was no doubt that the alien coalition army held the absolute advantage and took the initiative in the entire war. This left the Federation passive and at one point at a disadvantage.

If the battle in Meckarin Mountain dragged on a little longer, perhaps the outsider alliance army would have a chance to take down the Scarlet Flame Highlands. Unfortunately, their success was still in vain. Before they occupied the highlands, Capuluo had killed Dark Thunder Tango first, thus grasping the overall situation and forcing the outsider alliance army to retreat.

Even though the war ended in a successful counterattack by the Federation, one could tell with a single glance that many of the links were inconceivable.

First, the Federation's intelligence system was obviously controlled by someone. Otherwise, how could the actions of the Running Stream Stronghold be concealed from the Federation's eyes and ears? As the target of the upcoming counterattack, Allen did not believe that the Federal Army would relax its surveillance of the Running Stream Stronghold. However, under such circumstances, the Golden Lion still did not know the truth about the enemy soldiers in Mecaline Mountain, so the problem was huge.

Secondly, the task of clearing the stronghold must have leaked out. Otherwise, the enemy would not have made such a detailed arrangement in advance. They even knew the mission objective of clearing the stronghold. If the Catus didn't have accurate information early in the morning, Allen wouldn't believe anything he said.

From the above two points of view, there must be a mole in the Federation. This is exactly the same as what happened on Planet Frost.

But these few days, neither Capulo nor Russen made any movements, as if they could not see such an obvious flaw in the war. Of course, that was impossible. Whether it was Russen or Capulet, they were all elites. Their sense of smell was only sharper than Alan's. Even Alan could see the problem. How could they not know? Right now, there was no movement. It could only be said that they did not want to alarm the snakes, or that they had other plans.

Allen naturally didn't want to interfere in such a headache because the Federation had to deal with it on its own. Not to mention whether or not he possessed such strength, even if he did, he was not qualified to interfere in the internal affairs of the Federation.

Therefore, the battle report was simply not to be swept by. In the end, Ellen's attention was still focused on the damage information of the hunting squad. Opening the document, Alan saw a list of people who had died in battle, and his heart couldn't help but become heavy when he saw it. Every team preparing to head to the Garden of Eden knew very well that the pressure on the central battlefield was not small. However, only when they truly arrived at this battlefield would they understand its cruelty.

And now, this cruel Ellen was savoring it carefully.

The alliance of seven hunting groups, including the pack of wolves, had now lost more than half of its members. The Red Warriors were wiped out, the Silver Heavenly Horse's Guild Leader Fraser was killed, the Black Knights Guild's Guild Leader Celine was severely injured, and the other teams were reduced in number. There were nearly twenty names on the list, and all of this happened within a week of arriving at the Blood Gate Stronghold.

However, who knew how long this war would last? All Alan could do now was to bring the rest of them to the end.

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