Donnie changed his original plan and was retained by Moore when he was able to leave, and for now, the problem was not too serious, at least Egbert would not lose to the Burning River so quickly.

But even so, except for the transcendents outside of Fort 13, as long as they have been inspected and tested to confirm that they are not controlled by the spirit world, they are all sent away.

It stands to reason that Donnie's body also has signs of strange control of the spirit world, but the strength of the spirit lord is stronger than everyone present now, and its methods are more secretive, so Donnie also successfully passed the test.

Naturally, some of these transcendents were reluctant to leave, but they obviously couldn't compete for Fort Thirteen, so Downey thought that things would come to an end. It's still the same to get out of here.

Before that, all of them, together with the agents and the clergy of the Church, had spent less than a quarter of an hour in the empty plain shaping a high mountain so that they could see the situation in the sulphur city in the distance.

It can be said that everyone put in some effort, so when they left, they were a little dissatisfied.

Their grievances were apparently useless, though, and until Downey and Moore entered the rudimentary building, there was still a commotion outside, which would probably subside after a while.

"What are you going to do?" Donnie asked as he sat down.

What he wanted to ask was naturally a series of recent events, three days of bloody rain in the Federation and abroad, frequent destruction of cities, and extremely serious human losses, these things were not inconsequential and trivial, and the previous urban legends were not comparable to recent events.

Moore took out a pipe from the mage's robe and smacked it a few times before he said, "The same as before, what was done before, what is still being done now!" ”

Donnie nodded, knowing clearly what Fortress Thirteen was planning, that is, they still had no intention of disclosing the news of the existence of the Otherworldly World to everyone.

Even if the cities belonging to human beings are frequently reduced to ruins, they have no intention of changing.

"Then you'll have to figure out how to make a statement, these messes are not as easy to fool around as they used to be."

After Donnie's words, Moore said, "You don't have to worry about this, you make a list here and write everything you need on it." ”

At the end, Moore said, "Don't write everything up, keep the price below 10,000 pounds, or I won't be in charge." ”

Donnie immediately nodded and agreed, the extraordinary materials he needed were not worth the price, and he was ready to give up before, and now he was naturally a little happy to regain it.

"Alright, you can take your time here, Eggbert won't let that demon go."

Moore seemed to have other things to attend to, and after a few words with Donnie, he left.

Although Moore didn't say much, he gave Donnie permission to operate in the makeshift camp built at Fort Thirteen.

In addition to Donnie, some other transcendents remained, but there was obviously no joy on the faces of these people, and they couldn't even feel the joy of the rest of their lives. The reason is simple, these people who remain now are the survivors of the otherworldly forces in Brimstone City.

In one day, they went from being members of the supernatural forces to being homeless and extraordinary, and all their belongings and savings were swallowed up by the burning river.

"In addition to hating the weirdness of the spirit world, these people should hate the demon named Edhard of the Burning River."

Donnie thought to himself as he continued to look into the distance before Moore returned.

At this time, the situation in the direction of York City is even more unoptimistic, the city is completely unsightly, and there is not much ruins and wreckage left.

All Downey could see was clumps of flames and the endless waters pouring in.

York City is on the edge of the sea, and of course there will be no situation where the sea will flood the city before, but due to the huge void beneath York City, and the battle between the two demigods, the defense system laid out by the transcendents around Brimstone City has completely collapsed.

So the city of York has actually begun to sink, and it is estimated that after this battle is over, this land will probably cease to exist and will be swallowed by the sea.

The agents' camp contained at least a thousand people, and if it weren't for the enormous risk, the number of transcendents left behind would probably be even higher.

However, Donnie couldn't wait for Moore to return. But he waited for the notice to abandon the camp that had just been set up and continue to retreat.

The reason for this was obviously because the situation continued to deteriorate, and the Burning River was fundamentally different from the sea, which was why he wanted to go even more frantically towards the interior of the Federation when the sea appeared.

The dreaded demigod Egbert had been holding him back before, but he had to retreat backwards as the frenzied attacks of the Burning River grew.

Of course, Fortress Thirteen received a notice from Egbert in advance, and the distance of tens of thousands of meters was too close for the demigods, so they had to leave here.

By this time, Downey didn't want to stay even more, so he found an agent, gave him his list, and asked the agent to pass it on to Moore, and he stayed away from them.

"It's a relief from this huge trouble!" After moving away from the team of Fort Thirteen, Donnie felt a sense of relief.

However, the battle between the two demigods on the seashore was clearly not over, and it didn't take long for them to rush to the location of the camp that had been built before Fort Thirteen, and swallow up the small peak.

By this time, Donnie had already appeared in other cities.

The small city of Brudenburg is more than 500 kilometers from York, and Downey has spent a lot of effort to get here in a short period of time, using up almost all the magic he can use.

The fate of this small city is better than that of the ruined city of York, whose inhabitants are still unaware of the situation in the city and are still in a peaceful atmosphere.

"It is estimated that it will not be long before the news of a severe earthquake struck the coastal area of York City, causing the entire city to die and sink into the sea."

Donnie thought as he slowly regained his magic.

Prior to this, he had already been in contact with Moore, who had promised to deliver the extraordinary materials he needed.