Valon: Even a supporting character can change his fate.

The two Dreadlords originally wanted to take Bai's route, but they didn't expect Bai's speed to be so fast. They had no choice but to settle for the second best and use the tricks they were best at.

The two Dread Lords transformed into human forms. Currently, one of them is attached to the nobles as a bald walker, while the other is hiding in the royal family.

They had anticipated the demise of the royal family early on. Only with the demise of the royal family and the fighting among the nobles could they take advantage of the situation and develop their own power.

Even though the Dreadlord is giving advice to the man now, it is actually just preparation for the future. Once the man and his family become successful, the Dreadlord will kill them and replace them.

He performed an evil ritual on his territory, using all living things there as sacrifices, to open a portal and bring part of the Burning Legion into this world.

What happens next is not their business. The demons in the Burning Legion will systematically plunder the world, please their masters through killing, use blood and flesh as sacrifices, and summon more of their kind.

The mission of the two Dread Lords has been completed. In the following time, they can absorb fear in this world to improve their own strength, as long as they leave this world before it is completely destroyed.

On the other hand, while the nobles gathered together to attack the palace and the Dreadlord continued to push forward his plan, the undead on the other side were not idle either.

The kingdom's army was destroyed, and the royal family no longer had the ability to control the kingdom. It was inevitable that the nobles would attack each other for their own interests.

This time of chaos is a good opportunity to fish in troubled waters, and Bai will naturally not miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Bai and the Lich each led a team of undead, and they attacked the territories of human nobles at the same time, plundering resources, population, etc., in order to quickly strengthen themselves.

At this time, many nobles' attention was focused on the royal capital. By the time they reacted and found that their fiefdoms were attacked by the undead, it was too late to return for help.

Things took a sudden turn for the worse, and many of the once-mighty old nobles have now become impoverished nobles without fiefdoms, population or money.

All they had left were the few properties they had looted when they caused chaos in the capital, and the few private soldiers they had with them.

But these private soldiers are very realistic. If you can give them what they want, they will naturally be willing to work for you. But if you can't give it to them, they don't mind changing masters.

After all, in their view, fighting a war doesn't matter who you fight for, it's just for a meal.

Seeing the undead growing bigger and bigger like a snowball, becoming more and more unstoppable, someone finally couldn't sit still anymore, and that was the Lord of Dread.

If the Dreadlord continues to kill recklessly for the sake of his own plan, they will soon reach the territory of the noble they depend on.

To be honest, this guy's brain is not very useful, and his management of his fiefdom is a mess. Although he has some troops, it is definitely unrealistic to use this little force to fight against the undead.

There was no other way. In order to prevent the plan from being disrupted, the Lord of Dread had to go to Bai in person to explain the situation and see if they could negotiate.

If the person negotiating was Valon, Valon would definitely ignore him and just push it past. But now the person negotiating was Bai, not Valon.

Even though Bai was created from a strand of Valon's consciousness, it was precisely because of this that Bai possessed Valon's wisdom and knew when to cooperate and when to turn against him.

As a Dreadlord, Bai was very clear about the strength of the Dreadlords. If a real fight broke out, he could only defeat them but not kill them if he fought with all his strength.

If the opponent attacks him head-on, Bai can still deal with it. But if the opponent does not attack him head-on, but plays tricks on him, with one of them distracting the undead while the other attacks the remaining undead, Bai will definitely suffer heavy losses.

For this reason, cooperation at this time is beneficial to both parties.

The Dreadlord's request was simple, that is, the undead should not attack the noble they supported, and that civilians who fled into the noble's fiefdom should not be pursued. As for the life and death of other nobles, they did not care.

After listening to the other party's request, Bai nodded and said, "Of course there is no problem with this, but what can I get in return?"

The Dreadlord was obviously prepared for this and took out a parchment scroll and placed it on the table.

"Since you are a strand of that guy's consciousness, you should know why we came to this world. For some reasons, I cannot tell you some things directly, but this scroll contains what you want."

He looked at the scroll on the table, then looked up at the other person. After thinking for a long time, Bai reached out and picked up the scroll.

Seeing Bai pick up the scroll, the Lord of Dread was also very happy. Without saying too much to the other party, he stood up, bowed slightly, and left.

Through the information recorded on this scroll, Bai did obtain a lot of useful intelligence.

It not only includes the direction that the Burning Legion will attack after its arrival.

Bai's original plan was to lead the undead to conquer this kingdom and continue south to attack the next kingdom.

But the problem now is that when the Burning Legion comes to this world, the direction they will attack is also the south. If Bai leads the undead south, there is a high probability that they will be ambushed by the Burning Legion.

Even though the Undead Legion displayed tremendous combat power when fighting against the Kingdom Army and defeated the Kingdom Army, it was mainly because the enemy underestimated them and had proper strategies. In addition, Bai was strong enough to sneak up behind and kill the opponent's commander alone.

But if the opponent is the Burning Legion, everything will be different.

You know, the Dreadlord is not even above average in strength in the entire Burning Legion. Those ordinary soldiers of the Burning Legion have survived many life-and-death battles, and naturally they are not comparable to those skeleton soldiers.

Under the dual crushing of quantity and quality, Bai really couldn't think of any way to defeat the opponent.

Some people may say, the Burning Legion hasn't come to this world yet. Since the other party is so powerful, wouldn't it be better to find a way to prevent them from coming to this world?

That being said, it is not so easy to do this.

The most direct way is to kill the two Dreadlords, but with Baiyan's current strength, it is naturally impossible to do so.

Even if Bai continued to harass them and prevented the other party from having enough sacrifices to open the portal, it would not be a long-term solution.

If you really push the other party into a corner, the worst that can happen is that you just walk away.

You know, this world is still very big. As long as they are given time, they will always be able to find enough sacrifices to open the portal.

When the time comes, Bai and his undead who prevented the Burning Legion from coming will definitely be the opponent's primary targets.