Chapter 233 To Fulfill the Prophecy
At the same time, inside the Troll Castle.

The sentinels under Lind's command had already eliminated several patrolling soldiers through stealth, and tied up the captured old woman in front of Lind.

Those patrolling soldiers, as vigilant as owls, were indeed numerous and sharp, but they were facing Lind and a group of great knights.

It was somewhat difficult to break into the castle from the outside, but it was much easier to invade from the inside. Her Majesty Queen Rania also helped Lind to contain those great knights through her wedding, so that Lind's actions encountered almost no obstacles.

"Do you know me?" Linde held the Whispering Woman's staff in his hand.

The staff, which seemed to be hung with all kinds of strange decorations, could amplify magic power. After touching it, Lind felt that his spirit became more full, as if he had just taken a nap, but that was all.

He handed the staff to Doris.

The narrator held the staff and closed her eyes: "My lord, they have discovered that we have disappeared."

Her listening ability has improved to a certain extent and her concentration is better.

It seems that this spiritual staff from the Whispering Woman can play the greatest role in the hands of a wizard.

After Lind took back the staff, he planned to go back and modify it into a secret pattern weapon so that every wizard under his command could use this staff.

The whispering woman kneeling on the ground looked at Doris in horror.

Her perception was not as sharp as Doris's. She was suddenly attacked and then caught without any resistance. Whispering Woman was already panicked. If the power displayed by Doris had not been exactly the same as hers, she probably would not have had the courage to even raise her head.

"Where did you get this potion?" Doris looked at the Whispering Po. The technique of using this potion came from her grandmother. Stealing the power of God did not appear after the end of the world. It was just that without the Heart of Disaster, it was difficult for people to access the key materials.

Those who are powerful and have no faith are not included.

The Whispering Woman obviously took a shortcut on this road. The big knight next to her tore off the Whispering Woman's fat coat after Linde raised his hand to signal, revealing her bloated, dark blue belly.

She had become alienated, and had lost her human form under her bloated and heavy clothes.

"Potion, from a notebook." The Whispering Woman curled up, as if ashamed of her appearance.

Her body looked like it had been sewn together, covered with long, stiff hair, and was extremely ugly.

While the Whispering Woman was telling Doris about her "legendary experience", Lind's attention was focused on the slender staff.

There were several holes drilled into the slender staff, and their positions and arrangements made it look like a flute.

The first thing Lind thought of was the Pied Piper, the disaster monster he had encountered on the road before.

He knew some music, but this flute did not need to be played with the mouth. The sound would be produced by touching the sound holes with the fingers while infusing strength into it.

The wrong music did not produce any effect at all, and the rejection of power even made Lind a little affected and depressed.

He looked at Whispering Po.

The Whispering Woman also happened to mention that she used her staff to control the rats to go to the Snake Catcher's Fortress.

"Did you send the rats to the Snake Catcher's Fortress?" Lind asked.

"No, no, no, it's Lord Baya!" Whispering Po was eager to distance herself from the matter: "He..."

The whispering woman suddenly shuddered, not caring to curl up her ugly body, and looked at Lin De in horror: "You, are from the north?"

"I just passed through the Snake Catcher's Fortress not long ago," Lind nodded.

In the north, the snake catcher's fortress is aggressive, and there are more and more things that can match the number.

After hearing the so-called prophecy from the Whispering Woman, Linde pointed at the Black Flame brothers who were standing obediently beside him. "Black Flame, are you talking about these two?"

The two of them cooperated very well and set their bodies on fire with black flames, which frightened Whispering Woman so much that her body shook violently.

It is now completely certain that the person in front of him is the undecided person who will definitely choose to support Queen Rania.

What's even more terrifying is that Lord Baya was so frightened that he chose to let Whispering Woman take action in advance to obstruct the plan. Looking at the expressions of Lind and the knights present, it is not difficult to guess that they must have suffered a great loss in the Snake Catcher's Fortress.

After Lind clapped his hands, the two extinguished the black flames and fell silent.

Doris, who had been silent, suddenly spoke up: "When you were reading that notebook, didn't you pay attention to the special notes on it?"

The whispering woman was startled, then she said, "There is no need to worry about how the prophecy will be realized, because when the prophecy is made, everything in the world is being pushed in that direction."

“Those are notes my grandmother left behind,” Doris said.

Lind couldn't help but glance at Doris. Sure enough, the "legend" was true. Your recorder's notes are always "lost". Look, they were picked up by the Whispering Lady.

He felt that he needed to check Doris's notes from time to time, to prevent her from writing something extraordinary and then embarrassing himself by accidentally "losing" it one day.

The interrogation ended when Lind heard the Whispering Woman talk about her use of children's ears for divination.

Linde stood up with his sword in hand. He looked down at the ugly body of the Whispering Woman and asked: "Have you ever predicted when you will die?"

Whispering Po had already heard the murderous intent in his words, but she couldn't even beg for mercy.

Doris, who had seen Lind raise his weapon several times, saw Lind wielding the sword again. Even though she only saw his back, Doris could still feel the uncontrollable anger from him.

Cutting off a child's ears for divination was an unforgivable sin in his eyes.

She had never seen so much death and killing before. Just as she heard Linde say a few days ago, he was sad that most of the people he killed were humans, but not many disasters.

Doris was terrified by her own thoughts. At this moment, she actually took it for granted that Linde was right to kill. Compared to killing those disasters, the vicious Whispering Woman should die by the sword.

The twitching corpse of the Whispering Woman exuded a foul smell of blood. Linde had already stepped over the corpse and pushed the door open. Doris trotted after her, holding her staff.

"Should we evacuate next?" Doris looked up at Lind.

"This is our best chance," Lind said. "The Troll's Castle is easy to defend but difficult to attack. It won't be that easy to break in again after we leave."

He examined the situation carefully. If he appeared outside the Troll's Castle with his current strength, most of the invincible soldiers and ferocious disaster horses would be killed in the chaotic rain of arrows. Even if they tried to rush into the castle, they would be greeted by great knights who were no less numerous than themselves and in the best condition.

Without Tumor Alex by his side, Lind would not have been able to force his way into the mountain goblin's castle by force, and the sacrifice was something he simply could not bear.

But think about it another way. Lind has already entered the impregnable mountain monster castle.

Without the obstruction of the city walls, the tough ranged soldiers were as fragile as ants.

In other words, without any sacrifice, they have now entered the mountain goblin's castle.

"Then let's..." Doris was a little excited.

She was sure that Lind's next answer would cause a bloody storm, but after learning everything here and hearing what happened in the troll's castle, Doris actually had some expectations in her heart.

All I heard was Lind say, "Go and fulfill the prophecy."

(End of this chapter)