This is 'the praying mantis catches the cicada, and the yellow finch is behind'. Christian's men wanted to kill the prisoners, Savile's men wanted to kill them, and the two guards wanted to kill Savile's men..... I don't know, who will win in the end?

"Is the battle out there over?" Yuan Sen was thinking about this when he heard such a voice coming from the cell.

These words must have been uttered by the family of Saidosili.

They didn't know that the people who came wanted to kill themselves. Maybe I thought the other party was here to persuade me to surrender.

"Nope." A gray-robed mage under Christian said. "It's going on."

"Have any other families surrendered?" In the cell, another man asked.

"Nope." The other gray-robed mage said in a tone of little kindness. "Except for you, no other nobleman has chosen to surrender."

There was a wail in the cell, mixed with a small amount of laughter.

It should be that the people of the Saidosili family will not follow their example during this time. That's why they asked, and when they got the answer, they had the same attitude.

"Go back!" After that, someone in the cell shouted like this. "No matter what we say, we won't surrender!"

"Oh?" A gray-robed mage laughed. "Is that decided?"

The tone of these words not only contains no kindness, but can be said to be full of malice. The man in the cell who had just spoken should have heard it and didn't say anything more.

"If Professor Hallwick or Assistant Joy comes here, we can talk." In another cell, a calm voice rang out. "But if it's just you--- I'm not rude, but even if we make an agreement with you, will your superiors approve of it? Would you appreciate your approach? ”

"Little pawn, what are you going to do! This is not something you can do. Said the man who insisted on refusing to surrender.

"Hahahaha!"

One of the gray-robed mages laughed, and pulled his wand from under his robes.

After that, a black light flew out of the wand and shot into the cell. Then, a scream and several exclamations rang out from the cell.

"What are you doing here?" In the cell next to him, the calm voice rang out again. "Sir, I must remind you that we are now your captives, not enemies. What you just did, I'm going to complain to Professor Hallwick, and the mages next to you are witnesses..."

Another gray-robed mage raised his staff, and a black light flew towards the place where the voice had come from. After that, the voice that claimed to be 'accusatory' came to an abrupt halt.

For a moment, there was a louder noise in the surrounding cells. Doubts, cries, roars, protests... All sorts of voices converged and intertwined, pouring into the mages outside the cell who had already drawn their wands.

"Let you die to understand!" The gray-robed mage who was the first to do it said. "It was Chief Christian who sent us! He wants us to kill you all so we can avenge his father!" ”

With that, he waved his wand, and another ray of light shot into the cell.

Solidify and fade.

To the right of a group of soldiers, the wall 'boomed' and the whole thing collapsed.

A lot of messy rubble fell on top of their heads. In the ranks, the officers shouted and screamed, trying to maintain order; Others brought out all sorts of equipment, and shone in various colors around them; Some soldiers shouted, approached each other, and raised their shields together.

But all these efforts seemed weak in the face of the collapsed walls and the rubble falling from the sky. A moment later, countless pieces of rubble fell around them, burying them inside.

High up, the gray-robed mages beside Charz and Hughes let out loud cheers. Schalz laughed too, and only Hughes was still standing there without saying a word.

"What's wrong?" Schalz looked at his student. "Isn't that your plan?"

"Not enough." Hughes said. "That's just a squad, dozens of people, why rush to do it?"

"Not my orders." Schalz said. "Someone saw them go to the right place and shouted, and many people started to do it."

Hughes looked at the mages next to him, snorted, and poked his head out of the window. In the rest of the windows, mages are wielding their wands and shooting down from the windows, attacking the sporadic enemies who have survived the collapse.

"It's not time to stop it." Behind him, Schalz said. "You know that, too. I...."

"I know." Hughes looked down and said. "In this way, the Lucille family will probably start to avoid dangerous buildings."

"We can clean it up." Schalz said. "So..."

"With such a loud noise, the entire wall has collapsed, and if you want to hide it, is it possible?"

Hughes said this, turning around and looking at the mages next to him. "Let's move to a more suitable place."

"Transfer?" Scharz looked at him. "But... The building next to it is ready..."

"It doesn't make sense." Hughes said. "That's fine."

"It's a shame that we weren't able to do a lot of damage to the Lucill's family, which was only guarding against magic attacks and magic bombs in the first attack. But since this is already the case, there is no point in complaining, get ready to attack. ”

"Uh.... Offensive? Scharz was surprised. What do you mean? ”

"Meaning, the Lucier family's team should stop advancing for the time being." Hughes said. "In order to confirm the situation. And we, taking advantage of this opportunity, will go over and kill them all. ”

"This...."Hearing such a plan, Schalz was taken aback. However, they're in the corridor over there, and we can't cast spells on the buildings next to them... If the cast range is not enough, it will be discovered. If they attack ...."

"It's not the buildings around them, it's the ground beneath their feet." Hughes said.

"The ground under your feet? But.... Wouldn't that be the same as being discovered? ”

"They can't see us." Hughes held out a finger and pointed down. "You can't see anyone passing through the underpass."

"Underground?" Scharz looked around. "You mean... Here...."

"There's a tunnel leading down." Hughes said. "Why do you think I chose this place?"

"You planned this from the beginning?" Schalz was surprised. "Did you expect this to happen?"

"A little more preparation is the only way to make sure nothing goes wrong." Hughes looked left and right and activated the group communication technique.