"This is a good place, Master."
Piccolo skipped along the narrow, dark tunnel with a warm smile on her little face.
If it were anyone else, just the dark tunnel in front of them was enough to make them fearful.
But compared to the underground dwarves, being able to leave the terrifying surface world with no top and return to the Underdark was like returning to heaven from hell.
So the little frowning fella returned to her original innocent and romantic temperament at this time.
"Do you intend to build a dungeon here?
Master? "
Elyse, who was beside Zayen, also asked curiously at this moment.
Her knowledge of the Demon King and the dungeon was limited to the underground legend. In fact, Elyse wasn't very clear why the Demon King left the underworld and came to the main plane and even wanted to build a dungeon.
She originally thought that the Demon King came to the Underdark to unify the underground world, but when Jenn came to the surface, Elyse was already confused.
"Of course, Elyse."
Upon hearing Elyse's question, Jenn nodded to her with his hands behind his back.
"I think you should also be very clear that we Demons didn't come to the surface world to travel. In fact, there is only one thing we have to do … You should be very clear what that is."
"You mean to say …"
Upon hearing Jenn's answer, Elyse pondered for a while, and then her eyes immediately shone brightly.
"Could it be …"
"That's right, destroy, slaughter, and death.
Our only goal is to make this land shrouded in light fall into the abyss of despair.
That's why we're here. I think you should be very clear about that. "
Upon hearing this, not only did Elyse not show a fearful expression, but she looked at Jenn with an increasingly fiery gaze.
For the inhabitants of the Underdark, the surface was an evil, terrifying, and dangerous place.
And due to various historical reasons, the races living in the Underdark had an unresolvable hatred with the races on the surface.
For example, the elves and dark elves, dwarves and gray dwarves, and even the half-vampires, teflings, and nagas of Onyx Stone City were the same.
To them, it was the most normal thing to do to completely eliminate the other party. This had nothing to do with justice, evil, kindness, or fairness.
It was a blood feud between two races. Both sides had been fighting for hundreds of years, and they would continue to fight.
From such a standpoint, any so-called sympathy and communication were meaningless.
Even Elyse was the same. Perhaps she looked no different from ordinary people on the surface, but in fact, in Elyse's eyes, those humans were only goblin-level existences.
Along the way, she had traveled with Jenn and passed through many cities where humans lived. She had personally experienced the life of humans.
But so what?
Would the humans spare the Goblins just because they no longer slaughtered without restraint and had formed a civilized society with a clear division of labor?
Those who are not of the same race will always have a different heart. This is a universal truth on the Klein Continent.
After understanding the meaning of Jenn's words, Elyse immediately jumped with excitement. Returning to the surface to defeat the people of the light and regain their homeland could be said to be the common goal of everyone in Onyx Stone City, and Elyse was no exception.
At this moment, hearing this good news, she couldn't hold back the excitement deep in her heart.
"So, Sir, are you planning to use this place as a breakthrough point to launch an attack on the surface?
If that's the case, I think Onyx Stone City will be happy to cooperate with you. "
"There's no hurry for this."
But in the face of Elyse's recommendation, Jenn waved his hand first.
"In fact, I don't intend to launch a large-scale battle … Elyse, haven't you noticed yet?"
"Noticed what?"
Upon hearing this, Elyse knitted his brows in confusion.
"Master, please forgive me for being blunt. These humans are simply fragile. Most of them are not only not qualified warriors, but also not qualified slaves.
I believe that with your strength, defeating these humans will be a simple matter. "
"Well said."
Upon hearing Elyse's doubtful question, Jenn nodded and stared at the young lady beside him with a smile that didn't seem like a smile.
"You haven't noticed yet?
Your answer has already emerged from the previous question. "
"Huh?"
Upon hearing this, Elyse was taken aback and seemed to realize something wrong. Then, her expression changed slightly.
"You mean …"
"That's right. As you said, most of the humans in this world are basically a group of fragile bugs that can be crushed in minutes.
But Elyse, why don't you think about it? In the Demon Realm, I'm not the only demon king. Whether it's in the past or now, there are countless powerful demon kings in the lower realm. Logically speaking, humans are so weak that they don't even need to take action themselves. As long as they send some low-level demon armies, it's enough to easily wipe out the entire continent.
But why is this continent still intact and the people of the light are still bathing in the sacred brilliance? "
"This …"
In the face of Jenn's question, Elyse was speechless.
In the beginning, she did think that the people on the surface were so fragile that they couldn't even withstand a single blow. Not to mention Jenn, perhaps as long as the entire military power of the Black Agate City was mobilized, it would be enough to eliminate these surface crawlers. But now, Elyse also realized that things might not be so simple.
"Humans are a very peculiar race. When they find themselves in a crisis, they will unite and exert unimaginable power in order to survive.
It is precisely because of this that the most powerful race on the Klein Continent is humans, not dwarves, elves, or dragons.
It is possible to attack them head-on and cause them a certain amount of damage, but it is quite difficult to make them disappear completely.
Besides, the greater the pressure, the more difficult it is to deal with humans. If possible, I don't want to cause too much trouble. "
At this point, Jenn's face darkened and he snorted coldly.
This was the biggest difference between him and his elder brother, Klein. Klein was already obsessed with the idea of completely destroying the human race. His anger and hatred were the driving force behind him becoming so powerful, but at the same time, it also limited his vision. Zayen believed that if he could, Klein would stab all the humans to death with his sword, one by one, and let their souls wail in the flames of hell forever.
That was why he appeared overbearing from the beginning. Now, Jenn had heard more than once on the surface that the mysterious Undead Empire in the Western Swamp was steadily advancing and attacking the human world.
This made Jenn grit his teeth in hatred, but there was nothing he could do about Klein.
In contrast to his elder brother, Jenn, who was also once a human, was more inclined to use the inherent weaknesses of humans to achieve the goal of destroying them.
Indeed, humans would unite in the face of foreign enemies, but when the pressure of survival disappeared, they would immediately fall into chaos.
Just look at how united humans were during the first Great World War. The Kingdom of the Nine Saints united all races to fight for survival.
Humans, Elves, Dwarves, all races abandoned their differences and united intimately to defeat the invasion from the underworld.
But what happened after that?
The Demons returned to the underworld, but the Klein Continent didn't enter a long period of peace because of this. Shortly after, civil wars broke out one after another. Due to cultural differences, the Elves and Dwarves left the allied forces and returned to their hometowns.
Meanwhile, humans also fell apart due to the benefits of various parties.
Not only that, but in these battles, the once powerful weapons and inheritances were also completely lost due to internal friction.
The Magic Warships of the Mage Country, Kelvo, once swept across the entire sky and were even known as the strongest magic weapons on par with the Dragons.
However, after the Great World War, due to the high maintenance costs of the magic warships and their overly powerful might, many factions on the continent became worried. In the end, they united together and forced the Mages to give up on this powerful weapon.
Due to this decision, the Mage Country was completely divided. After a war broke out, the original Mage Country was split into three, and the legendary technique of creating magic warships was completely lost in this internal strife, vanishing without a trace.
It took the demons less than five years to completely destroy what they had failed to do in 100 years due to the internal frictions of human beings.
From this, it could be seen that humans were the greatest enemy of humans.
For Jenn, he hoped to hide his identity and interact with humans, gradually leading them to their destruction.
This was like a virus created by a hacker. A simple and crude attack might be able to paralyze the network, but once the other party set up a firewall, it would be useless.
And the best way to hope for the virus to work was to disguise it as something that humans wanted, such as "A Guide to Company Update Forms", "Charity Donation Routes You Don't Know", "Girls Don't Suffer — Exploring the Secrets of the Snow-White Body Under the Wet Uniform", and so on.
Only when humans opened Pandora's box would they taste the consequences of their own actions.
It was due to this that Klein's actions were simply more of a hindrance to Jenn. No matter how powerful his Undead Army was, it was meaningless. Perhaps he could kill tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even millions of people.
But this would only force the factions and races to give up on their prejudices against each other, allowing the divided kingdoms to reunite and the abandoned alliances to raise their flags once again. When all the races on the surface were united, there was nothing that they couldn't defeat.
What a f * cking stupid teammate …
Deep in his heart, Zayen cursed Klein, his cheapskate brother, and retracted his thoughts.
He couldn't care less about other people's affairs, but this didn't mean that Jenn had no solutions.
Chaotic situations were the most suitable for fishing in troubled waters and the drawbridge response was suitable at all times.
"Bixis."
Thinking of this, Zayen retracted his thoughts and said.
Upon hearing his call, the underground dwarf scuttled to him and gazed at him curiously.
"Is anything the matter?
Master? "
"How long would it take for you to build an underground city with five Goblins?"
"This …"
Picas wrinkled her little nose and thought hard for a moment.
"It will take about ten days. According to Master's plan, we have a lot of work to do …"
"What if I want you to open the entrance to the dungeon on the other side of the mountain?"
"The other side?"
Hearing this, Bix was startled.
Zayen, on the other hand, glanced at her. This was no nonsense. The underground city was used to plunder the surrounding resources. He had just arrived at the Eagle Highlands, and in the blink of an eye, a bunch of monsters appeared, burning, killing, and looting. It would be strange if he did not attract suspicion.
"Hmm … If that's the case, it might take half a month."
"Very good."
Jenn nodded in satisfaction when he heard Picas' answer.
"I'll give you half a month. I want you to build an underground city here. Enoya will prepare the Teleportation Portal. You just need to build according to the design …" Jenn said and turned to Elyse.
"Elyse, I'll send you 30 Xenomorphs. You stay here and protect Bixis. If there are any troublesome things underground, clean them up. Understand?"
"Yes, Master."
In the face of Zayen's order, Elise nodded in relief.
Although she was not afraid of sunlight as a perfect body, Elyse was a half-vampire, after all, and didn't like being shone by the sun all day.
At this moment, hearing that she could once again return to the depths of the Gloomy Region, the young lady heaved a sigh of relief.
But soon, Elyse looked at Jenn curiously and blinked.
"But … Master, we don't have many warriors and slaves under us. This problem …"
"Don't worry, Elyse."
Facing Elyse's words, Jenn revealed a confident smile.
"There will be bread and milk …"