The Boss King actually disguised himself as a novice village chief?!
Chapter 754 - 543: Food Hunter

Chapter 754: Chapter 543: Food Hunter

Lea took a short ride on the Subterranean Tunnel Worm to arrive at the Material Plane known as the Shilu Continent.

This was the former homeland of Lind Armand.

When she climbed out from the mouth of the giant worm, the outside landscape left her somewhat disappointed.

The surrounding walls were not very high, resembling a temporarily constructed shelter.

In the distance lay war ruins abandoned due to conflicts.

The figures of the Undead were extremely rare here, seemingly preferring another continent.

This was a city known as Jade City, located in the southeastern direction of the entire continent; from the moment she left the Subterranean Tunnel Worm, she obtained a map belonging to this continent, which clearly marked her current location and some public information.

The same thing did not exist in Magic Land, showing just how strongly Lind has Control Power over this continent.

The three continents vary in their development, with Shilu Continent being naturally the best developed thanks to the many rulers helping Lind.

Following that is the Enstad Continent, where Lind’s power gave him an awe-inspiring influence.

Lea observed the surroundings, standing upon the ruins and looking into the distance, the scenery was far better than she had imagined.

The endless green grass stretched as far as the eye could see, merging with the azure sky into rolling hills.

This place was a very ordinary Gathering Place, with only a pitifully small number of Undead, not exceeding a few thousand.

"Why are there so few Undead here?"

Lea found an Undead and, as an NPC, the biggest convenience was that she could easily obtain some desiderate information through communication with the Undead, as long as it wasn’t too secret, they wouldn’t be stingy.

The Undead themselves called it grinding favorability, without avoiding NPCs.

The addressed Undead was wearing a red robe; he had brownish-red hair simply tied in a loose ponytail, like a foreign Swordsman.

Probably the most eye-catching was the knife at his waist, always slung there, with one hand resting upon it.

On his cheek was an "X" shaped scar, yet his features were quite handsome.

"There was once a country here."

"But in the conflicts some time ago, that country was bombarded into ruins, and the local Deities were annihilated." The Undead spoke of that battle with some excitement, "The one who took action was Queen Melulan, and it was after that when this land was completely abandoned."

The continuous magical bombardments did not rob this place of its vitality; on the contrary, because it entered a new era, some new era plants grew even more luxuriantly, like the greenery off in the distance resembling a sea of green.

Land without formidable enemies was definitely a blessing, suitable for development.

But for the Undead, without more formidable enemies or rare resources, it was nothing more than abandoned, desolate wasteland.

And for the NPCs who control the Shilu Continent, their human resources were scarce; they were stretched so thin that they wished one person could do the work of ten, everyone had value, and the nobility and Lords would never let them relax and live comfortably.

"Why did you come here?" Lea asked, somewhat puzzled.

The Undead replied, "To train our Skills."

"What?" Lea clearly hadn’t expected this kind of answer.

"The population here is very small, and the enemies aren’t too strong either, it’s quite suitable for us to hone our own techniques."

"I see." She nodded, but was somewhat skeptical of the Undead’s words.

If one wanted to hone their skills, they could fight on the battlefield or spar with fellow Undead, there was no need to travel so far to come here.

The doubts in her mind were destined to remain unanswered by the Undead.

"You must be careful when you move around in this area." The Undead offered their suggestion.

"Careful of what?" Lea didn’t understand why the other party suddenly brought this up.

"Crystal Magical Beasts." The Undead reminisced, "Their strength may not be formidable, but their numbers are considerable and the meat is quite tasty."

Lea was certain that these Undead had come to this battlefield to seek out those Crystal Magical Beasts as their practice targets.

She knew the Undead had a very high pursuit of gourmet flavors.

These were Food Hunters.

"I will be." Lea looked into the distance at the ruins buildings collapsing amidst the shadows and decay.

After bidding farewell to the Undead, Lea embarked on her journey of exploration. Perhaps after this adventure, she could continue her own legendary story, the story of the Silver Waterfall Swordswoman, although fabricated in many parts, she enjoyed that feeling a bit as well.

Of course, outwardly, she would definitely feign resistance!

This place may have been abandoned, but some of the information and messages recorded on the map were still up-to-date, like certain "Monster Spawn Points"; Lea’s goal was a tower located in the midst of the jungle.

She needed to follow the direction of the greenery and continue forward, entering the valley when she felt the cold wind blowing in her face, where the terrain dips downward.

The tower was inside the valley.

In Magic Land, Lea’s power was only subpar, but on this continent, she was already a rare "strong one."

She passed through the ruins in front and was slightly disappointed with the exploration.

The soil under her feet was compacted by magical bombardments, akin to iron plates.

Those green wild plants, completely different from any she had seen before, patiently pierced through the surface.

At a glance, it was as if the solid ground laid by magic was being overturned by natural forces craving sunlight and Life, orderly yet cracked and tattered.