Chapter 1,285 Not Simple, Wonderful Misunderstanding
Moros has always known that Patrice is very powerful, and he is superior to him in terms of strength, means, wisdom, connections, and wealth.
If he goes against him, he will be at an absolute disadvantage. The reason why he can succeed in competing for the general manager of the legion is largely due to the connivance of Lava Commander Butler and Patrice's own concession.
When the water is full, it overflows; when the moon is full, it wanes. Patrice's influence in the Second Legion is too great, so great that it shadows Lava Commander Butler. This is the decisive factor for Moros to become the general manager. What Butler needs is not a deputy commander who has the final say, but a relatively balanced and stable legion environment.
According to what Butler told him privately, I have two general managers of the legion. One is the general manager of the legion on the surface, who is responsible for the general affairs, and the other is the general manager of the legion in secret, who is responsible for the allocation of resources among the strong.
The general manager of the legion on the surface was appointed by Butler, who had absolute power to appoint this general manager, but they needed to compete for the general manager in secret. The winner of the competition of strength, wisdom, connections, and wealth would be the general manager in secret, and the actions of this general manager could not get open support, but could get Butler's tacit approval.
As a latecomer, Moros was not lacking in strength, wisdom, and wealth, but he was definitely worthy of his high-level demigod status. What he lacked was connections, which were connections in all aspects, including ordinary soldiers, super strong people, and even the commander Butler.
The competition for the general manager was the result of Moros's careful consideration. As an outsider, he successfully obtained the recognition of the lava commander Butler and became the lava commander Butler's own person and confidant.
With the convenience of his position as the general manager of the legion, Moros got the power to allocate resources at the middle and lower levels. After many years, he successfully attracted a large number of second- and third-level hell demons, cultivated a group of his own confidants, and his influence continued to expand among the lower-level warriors.
Lich is a very special profession. When others are not paying attention, Moros's personal power is also expanding. The number and strength of banshees, skeleton knights, zombie kings and even bone dragons are increasing.
Moros's own strength, except for summoning, is very slow, and he is not even as good as some fourth-level hell demons who are close to Patrice, but his overall strength is constantly expanding. Fourth-level powerhouses are not so easy to win over, so he chooses to cultivate himself.
However, the number of living fourth-level powerhouses is not so easy to increase. One hundred third-level peak wind three realms may not produce a fourth-level powerhouse. This makes Moros think a lot. After all, the abyss is not hell. The restrictions here are indeed a bit large for them, especially for the large-scale improvement. If there is no great contribution, I am afraid that it may not be possible to break through in a thousand or ten thousand years.
The battle in the abyss battlefield is not a simple fight between two armies, but more of a struggle between the indigenous world and hell.
Invasion and resistance, the strengthening and weakening of world power are very intuitively reflected in the improvement of the strength of the members on both sides.
Hell is vast and boundless, with a stronger carrying capacity, a higher upper limit, and a faster improvement speed, but this is limited to the hell world itself. The abyss is just a tentacle extending from hell, a gap between the invaded small world.
The world has its own will, and the world will affects the growth and development of its members. The hell world is a world full of expansion desires. It is no secret in hell that expanding outward to devour and plunder other worlds can get rewards from the hell world. This is also the reason why the hell lords are keen to find and invade other worlds.
And this reward is not only for the hell lords. All participants will have some rewards based on their contributions. Some hell demons who want to break through their own levels will also join the foreign expedition. Moros is one of them.
Yes, Moros is not a subordinate of the spider lord. He is a free lich and a ragtag army that invests resources in world raiders. This is a very common situation in hell. It’s just that they can’t get too much spoils and will be held hostage by the regular army of the hell lords to a certain extent.
Moros is not only an outsider and stranger in the Second Legion, but also in the entire Hell Demon Army. Their cooperation is limited to this expedition. When this world falls and the whole world is swallowed by the Hell World, she will say goodbye to them.
As a fourth-level lich, if she is willing to join the Spider Lord, she will not refuse. The Spider Lord is not a racial lord, and the Demon Spider Clan does not have so many strong people to create a Hell Territory alone. The Spider Territory is a territory with complex races and countless types of Hell Demons. The Spider Lord is not interested in the racial origin of his cannon fodder tools. She is an absolute profit-seeker.
"Void Demon Clan?" Moros's eyes turned slightly, and turned with Victor's movement, which made Victor immediately understand that he had been exposed, and the person who could locate him did not have the intention to kill him, but was just telling himself that he could and had discovered him.
This made Victor very uncomfortable. Is the Void Demon Clan talent that he was proud of really so unbearable?
The mere 4th-level foreign lich who had always been looked down upon by himself and others and pushed out by Patrice as a cover was actually able to break his ethereal body invisibility. A watchdog guarding the teleportation hall not only saw through his racial talent, but also beat himself into a dog.
Am I really not a genius?
Or, the hidden geniuses of these two are not that they are too weak, but that they are too strong.
Sometimes people tend to think too much, especially when they are hit, their minds are always prone to thinking in a wrong way, and they feel that the whole world is completely different.
Victor is Patrigo's man, and has no relationship with the Second Legion. He is not particularly familiar with these members. After all, he cannot communicate directly face to face, and can only be a shadow man. It is unrealistic to want to understand them too intuitively, but as Patrigo's personal intelligence director, he knows all the fourth-level hell demons.
Lava Commander Butler has a complicated feeling about Patrigo. On the one hand, he has powerful subordinates, which often bring Butler face glory. Many times, he can solve problems without taking action himself, saving himself a lot of time.
As Butler's top master, Patrigo has almost never lost face for him in this regard, even when facing the demon general of the first legion.
But such a subordinate has raised his strength to the peak of the fourth level, with the potential and trend of breaking through the fifth level. This makes Lava Commander Butler a little uncomfortable.
The fifth level is the class of the commander.
Regardless of whether he and Patrige are willing or not, as long as he breaks through, he needs to form an independent army. Two fifth-level masters cannot stay in the same legion at the same time, unless one of them advances to the sixth level and the legion is upgraded.
It is not easy for Patrige to advance to the fifth level, so it is even more difficult for Lava Commander Butler to advance to the sixth level. Unless this indigenous world is devoured, just attacking an ancient god cemetery is really not enough for a fifth-level strongman to advance to the sixth level.
Therefore, Lava Commander Butler is still secretly on guard against Patrige. After all, if he really breaks through and advances, he needs to form an independent army. It is inevitable to take some people away. At that time, Butler's men will definitely be the first choice, and the strength of his legion will be greatly weakened.
In this way, it is necessary to cultivate one's own trusted lineage, and the demigods and Moros who guard the teleportation hall are both with Butler's mark on their bodies. Victor couldn't help but sigh in his heart at this time: The reason why the strong are strong is not without reason. This is the case with Patrige, and the carefree Lava Commander Butler is also the same.
"Shadowless Demon?" Just when Victor was sighing, Moros suddenly spoke, shook his head and said: "No, this feeling is not Shadowless Demon, you are Void Demon?"
There are thousands of races in Hell, and many races may have the same ability, but there will be some differences in strength and details.
"Intermediate demigod under Patrige, what are you doing here?" Moros opened his mouth and said his strength level and identity. Victor, who was hit once, was not panicked or shocked, but was depressed: I am not as strong as I thought.
In fact, he underestimated his racial talent. If he hadn't been injured by Little Will, it would be almost impossible for Moros to find him so easily. The wonderful misunderstanding created a wonderful result for Little Will.
After Victor appeared, he briefly told Patrige the task he had given him, and conveyed a message to Patrige in front of him that everything was normal.
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