The reason why Jenn let this group of people "in" was not just to deal with them, but also to contain the Nine Sages. If these Holy Sons are really one of the killer weapons prepared by the Nine Saints, then the Nine Saints will definitely focus on this. This also explains why the other gods did not assist Mona in his attack. Obviously, this is just a front, maybe there will be more in the Nine Saints, but as long as this squad is not wiped out for a day, then the Nine Saints will pin their hopes on them. And for Jenn, that's exactly what he wanted. If Jenn completely wiped out these Holy Sons here, then the Nine Saints, who had lost their last resort, would inevitably choose to break the net with Jenn and stop the Rite of Fate at all costs. And if this team survives, then at least it can give the Nine Saints some illusions in their hearts -- of course, with the passage of time, they are likely to choose to give up in the end and choose to attack, but before that, they can at least delay for a while.

Of course, Jenn wouldn't really let this group of idiots revolve around his own turf. Although he made this decision, it does not mean that he will turn a blind eye to it. In fact, Jenn had already given an order to Tinidel to lead a large army of Zerg to surround these Sons from all sides, leaving them with no way out......... As soon as they cross a certain cordon, then they will be killed.

Although this is a bit risky, it is better than being taken advantage of by the other party, and Jenn does not know whether this ritual is "doomed to success" or "doomed to failure" in the vast net of fate, which is also the truest portrayal of anyone who is ignorant of the future. But anyway, all he could do now was take everything into account and delay as long as he could.

The adventure team of the Holy Sons "went very well". They cautiously dodged the patrolling Zerg, and then climbed up from the side of the tall city wall by the safest route they had predicted -- if they were just ordinary adventurers, it would have been extremely difficult to climb the city wall tens of meters high. Luckily, however, they weren't the kind of adventurers you found everywhere on the continent, and with the help of the artifacts given to them by the gods, they were able to climb the tall walls with ease, and then sneak in from the other side silently.

I have to admit that the Nine Saints have indeed made a bloody investment, and the light refraction cloak of the sun god Amunla alone is enough to cover and cover the aura of these Holy Sons, and even Tinidel cannot monitor them anytime and anywhere. Luckily, Jenn's dungeon system isn't vegetarian, and even if they block all detection, they can't block the monitoring of the dungeon system. The red dots shone so vividly on the map of the dungeon system that Jenn didn't need to be able to determine where these people were and what they were doing.

They are going around in circles.

Jenn's fortress didn't require any rooms, so the roads were wide enough to accommodate an army of hundreds of men marching in a row. On the other hand, there are surprisingly few buildings, and apart from the tall spires, there are no buildings that can be used to hide one's body. Therefore, it is impossible for the Sons to escape the gaze of the patrols through warehouses, underground sewers, or other messy structures like their predecessors in the heroic story, and then quietly infiltrate them to perform decapitation tactics.

Maybe they should consider putting a cardboard box on their heads?

It's a pity that these Holy Sons didn't notice that their every move was already under the surveillance of Tinidel.

As the princess of the dark goblins, Tinidel may lack emotional intelligence, but her IQ is definitely not low. After Jenn explained to her the goal of her first mission, Tinidel knew immediately what she was supposed to do. She quietly commanded the Zerg army to gather from all directions, and put on a scattered patrol -- if you look down from the sky, then you will find that in fact these Zerg have already surrounded the Holy Sons. But unfortunately, if you look at it from the perspective of the Holy Sons, they will only find that the Zerg patrols here are a little too frequent.

Of course, considering that this is the heart of gravity of the enemy, it is only natural that there will be so many guards. Therefore, when they saw the Zerg army at the end of the road, they naturally chose to turn left, and when they came to the intersection and saw the Titan Zerg roaring, they naturally had to choose to continue to turn left......... All in all, when they tried to avoid the Zerg's surveillance, they were in fact far away from the central area.

"I don't feel right."

Evading the search of the Zerg once again, the dwarf mage gasped and spoke, in order to avoid attracting the attention of the enemy, he also uncharacteristically did not use his thick benzene hard structure as a means of transportation, and in this way, for the dwarf with only two small short legs, walking is a very tiring thing.

"How long do we have to go? And what exactly is this place? Are we on the right path? ”

No one can answer the question of the gnome mage, and it stands to reason that they should be looking for the location of the Rite of Destiny. But in fact it is a very difficult job -- for the simple reason that every tower here is exactly the same.

That's right, Jenn didn't just build so many towers for fun. There's nothing better than a tree hiding in the woods to protect itself. And it was the same now, he had built nearly a hundred identical towers of ten thousand laws in the fortress, so that, at least in appearance, no one but Jenn could tell the difference between them. Not only that, but Jenn also did not hesitate to use his magic to activate the illusions on these towers, making them all take on the same form. This also means that the hundreds of towers are all the same as the one where Jenn is in the same shining form, and the pillars of light rise into the sky and go straight into the sky. Merge with the thread of fate that envelops the sky, at least on the surface, they are indistinguishable from each other.

This was another reason why the Nine Saints had no way to take a strong attack. If they were able to quickly lock on to the location of the Destiny Ritual, then the Nine Saints might be able to attack at all costs. But now, after Jenn shamelessly adopted the forest tactics, even the Nine Saints couldn't clearly tell which one was the real location of the Destiny Ritual. If they rush into this situation, then if they make the wrong choice, the results will be self-evident.

Hearing the dwarf mage's words, no one answered, in fact, the Holy Sons had sensed that things seemed more complicated than they had imagined, but now, the only thing they could do was to continue their pursuit......... Until you find the true Destiny Ritual location.

All the best.

Seeing that the Holy Sons had chosen another path through the periphery, Tinidel nodded in satisfaction. But before she could think about what to do next, suddenly, a deafening roar suddenly erupted.

What happened?

Tinidel was also taken aback by the loud and violent explosion, and she hurriedly turned her head and looked in the direction from which the sound had come from, only to see that there, a pitch-black, huge mushroom cloud mixed with fire and lightning rose in front of her. (To be continued.) )