Valon: Even a supporting character can change his fate.

After subduing the leader of the undead souls, the remaining undead souls also showed submission to Valon.

At Valon's request, the leader of the undead souls took Valon to visit the world behind the door.

It turns out that this was once the castle of a powerful ancient wizard.

Because this great wizard was too rebellious and obsessed with death magic, which was not allowed in his time, being hunted down was commonplace for him.

In order to study magic properly without being disturbed by others, the great wizard settled down on this island and built this underground castle. He used the branches of the World Tree that he had obtained by chance as the main material, as well as other precious materials to build it.

Just as Valon said before, for the creatures in this world, if they want to open this door, they must use the corresponding two keys.

The two keys to open the door were originally carried by the great wizard.

Unfortunately, this great wizard was too fond of seeking his own death, and as he was getting older, he accidentally killed himself during an experiment.

When the Grand Master was alive, he created many strange creatures. After his death, many cages lost their original effects due to the passage of time.

After these artificial creatures came out, they quickly occupied the castle. Among them, the undead souls were the most powerful and had larger numbers, so they took a dominant position. Their leader naturally became the leader of all artificial creatures.

Under the command of the Undead Soul, the other artificial creatures in the castle quickly gathered.

I have to say that this great wizard is really capable of doing a lot of damage. Among these artificial creatures, Valon saw a super abomination with six arms, equipped with weapons such as chainsaws and iron hooks, and whose size was twice that of a normal abomination.

There are goblins covered in blue flames that appear in groups; there is a three-headed evil dog with three heads that can spit out three kinds of breath: fire, thunder and water; there are ghosts without a physical body that can occupy other people's bodies, and so on.

In the face of absolute strength, these artificial creatures were quickly captured by Valon.

Then Valon took Bai to search the castle, and with the help of these artificial creatures, Valon's search speed was quite high.

It turns out that the castle was cast with a special magic by the great wizard, which prevented these artificial creatures from leaving. Only powerful undead souls could leave for a certain distance, but they could only go to the vicinity of the gate. They could not leave any further.

Valon didn't say much about this and easily broke the magic cast by the archmage.

After looting all the valuable items in the castle, Valon did not leave in a hurry. Instead, he used it as a temporary base and took Bai with him to transform the confiscated magic cores.

When all the magic cores were transformed, Valon returned to the ground with his new subordinates.

Although these artificial creatures look strange in appearance, each of them has strong fighting power.

Afterwards, Valon released a large number of rock puppets and granite puppets, refilled their magic cores, and made them his most loyal fighting force.

It was as if God was deliberately against Valon and wouldn't let him have a break or a break.

Just as Valon had finished his work, news from the Lord of Dread arrived.

"Valon, this is bad. We have been deceived. We have been deceived by that bastard Denathrius."

It turns out that Denathrius, the creator of the Dreadlord, had long been aware that the Dreadlord had thoughts of rebellion, but because there was no evidence, directly executing him would cause morale turmoil in the Burning Legion.

For this reason, I wanted to use this action to test it, but considering that this world is so tempting, it would be a pity to use it only to test whether the Dreadlord is loyal.

For this purpose, after sending the two Dreadlords to the weakest continent, Denathrius sent the Death Warlock to another continent controlled by the orcs.

Even if the Dreadlord rebels, the Death Warlock on another continent can complete the task.

After doing all this, Denathrius went to deal with other things. However, what he did not expect was that the Dreadlord not only betrayed him, but also colluded with outsiders to cause such huge losses to the Burning Legion.

The furious Denathrius immediately ordered the execution of the plan and he would go and destroy the world himself.

The Death Warlock's work is almost done.

Relying on sweet words and the temptation of power, the Death Warlock successfully won over the orcs of several tribes, turning them into corrupt orcs who obeyed his orders under the temptation of power.

Of course, just as there are orcs who are tempted by power and fall, there are also orcs who stick to their original intentions and refuse the temptation of power.

But the endings of these orcs are generally not very good.

Building a portal to bring in the Burning Legion, or even Denathrius's body, requires a large amount of resources, among which life energy and flesh and blood are indispensable.

Since these orcs are unwilling to become his subordinates, the Death Warlock will naturally not force them. Let them contribute their last bit of energy to the great cause of the Burning Legion.

The proud orcs were unwilling to unite even when facing an enemy that far exceeded them in strength and numbers. As a result, they were defeated by the fallen orcs led by the death warlock.

By the time they were willing to unite, it was too late. The trend was irreversible, and ultimately these orcs who insisted on their original aspirations were completely crushed by the fallen orcs led by the death warlock.

After being killed, the flesh and blood are used as materials for building the portal, and the life energy and soul are used as firewood to ignite the portal.

The Dread Lords who had been plotting and scheming in the Vatican were unaware of what was happening on this continent.

After they felt the strong and familiar energy fluctuations erupting from another continent, the two finally came to their senses. Unfortunately, it was too late and it was impossible to stop it.

Not to mention that the two of them together can only fight the Death Warlock to a draw, and now the Death Warlock has a group of fallen orcs under his command whose combat power far exceeds that of humans.

Looking at the human forces he had, their numbers might be greater than the enemy's, but they were just a mob. Not to mention fighting against the orcs, they would probably be smashed to pieces as soon as they met.

Not to mention that as the portal opens, more and more Burning Legion warriors will pass through the portal and come to this world, and by then the remaining advantage in numbers will disappear.

However, even so, it is impossible to make the two dreadlords surrender without a fight. After all, as former members of the Burning Legion, they know too well how the Burning Legion treats traitors.

Even if the two surrendered, they would most likely not survive if caught, and their lives might even be worse than death. It would be better to give it a try while they still have some bargaining chips in their hands.