The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

In the plane of Esilia, although there are competitions and disputes among the human kingdoms, they are generally united most of the time, because the continent not only has the original enemies orcs and undead, but later there are also invading demons.

So, in general, the relationship between the human kingdoms is still acceptable. This is also the reason why after the destruction of the Sarir Kingdom, the remaining human kingdoms sent reinforcements to the Reit Kingdom. Now seeing that the first wave of support can no longer withstand the attacks of the wizard army and the demon clan, many human kingdoms continued to send a second wave of support for long-term considerations.

In order to unite the natives of a larger plane, Minas Warlock came to the Kingdom of Gillia on behalf of the front-line countries such as Ret, the remaining royal family of Sarir, and Dia, hoping that the Kingdom of Gillia would end the dispute with the dead, and it would be best if they could win over the dead and unite to deal with the invaders.

In addition to the delegation that came to the Kingdom of Gillia, there was another delegation that went to the Kingdom of Sidway, which was at war with the Orc Kingdom. According to several countries on the front line, the Aisilia plane has reached the point where it has to fully unite.

As an envoy, Minas was warmly received by Gillia, but unfortunately Gillia's army was fighting with the dead of Voltalin on the front line.

Originally, the dead did not have much of a concept of territory. They just spontaneously formed a specific resting area in the Voltalin region. Who would have thought that with the rise of the necromancers, they were no longer satisfied with that small Voltalin region and began to compete with the living for territory.

If we want to cease fire with the dead, we actually have to negotiate with the necromancers who control the dead. As long as they agree, it will not be a problem to bring a large number of undead to the front line of the Kingdom of Wright.

Although Minas is an envoy, his strength is only level two. Facing the king of the Kingdom of Gillia, the level three strong man Graeme Turner and the demigod-level strong man, the leader of the Royal Knights Christine, it is already good enough that he can make the requests of the frontline countries clear. Anything more is something that the Kingdom of Gillia needs to consider.

"Old friend, do you think they are bluffing this time? Is it really as serious as the previous demon incidents?" King Graeme Turner asked with some doubt. Although he had known enough intelligence on the continent, he still didn't believe it.

"Your Majesty, I feel that the situation has indeed reached a very urgent point, otherwise you would not have sent an envoy to ask us for help. You know, we have been fighting against the dead on the other side for a long time, and we have rarely intervened in other matters on the continent."

"Are these new invaders more dangerous than the demons of the past? Is the wizarding world more powerful than the abyss world?" Graham still had some doubts.

"It should be. Without that much pressure, I don't think Dia and other countries will come to us for help, and they are still thinking about winning over the dead of Voltalin on the opposite side."

"The question is, can those guys listen to us? Who will go to negotiate? They have been fighting with us for so many years. I think the entire plane has the greatest hatred towards us. If we go to negotiate, it may backfire."

"Then let the warlock go over. Now that he's here, he has to play a role. As long as the dead on the other side don't attack us, we can naturally withdraw some troops to support us in the south. If we can't reach an agreement, we can't leave. We can't let all the citizens become dead, right?"

"That's a good idea. I will talk to them in person tomorrow. You don't need to show up. You can go and prepare first. Maybe we will go south."

"Well, then Your Majesty will have to be the villain." Christine said and went downstairs to prepare.

The next morning, Warlock Minas was notified to come to the palace to meet King Grem, accompanied by Knight Tynk. Colin's rank was too low, so he would not have the opportunity to do so.

"I thought about it all night yesterday, and I really want to agree to the request of the southern countries, but the biggest problem now is that the Voltalin dead on the opposite side are still fighting with us, and our unilateral ceasefire will be of no avail." Graham said to Minas with a helpless look.

"Uh, Your Majesty, what do you mean?" Minas didn't know what Graham was up to.

"Well, although I feel a little embarrassed, for the sake of the entire continent, I still think it's best to tell the truth. It's like this. As you know, we in Gillia have always been responsible for resisting the invasion of the dead. Over the years, those necromancers on the other side must be very ruthless to us, making it difficult to negotiate with them."

"What should we do?" Minas was also a little anxious. He thought it was an easy mission. We were all part of the continent. Shouldn't we unite to face the invaders?

"Here's what I think. Why don't I send a few guides to lead you directly there? After all, you are carrying out the mission of an envoy. Wouldn't it be more effective if you go directly and talk to them?" Graham said, pretending to be sincere.

"Ah? I..." Minas almost cursed out loud. He didn't expect that the Kingdom of Gillia could be so shameless as to ask him to negotiate. He had never been to Voltalin. He didn't know what those necromancers were thinking. Was there any chance for normal negotiation?

Besides, you, Gillia, have been fighting against them for many years, shouldn't you know them better? Isn't there a chance for negotiation?

As Minas entered the palace, Tynk became a little anxious. His subordinates were on the front line. If the Kingdom of Reit could not hold on, it would be his country that would be affected. He did not want the people of his country to become "food" for those invaders.

Seeing that Minas seemed to be stunned, Taink couldn't help but said anxiously, "Your Majesty, this is a bit inappropriate. We are sent by the front joint command to your country, not to Voltalin. For the safety of the entire plane, shouldn't your country send an envoy to talk to Voltalin?"

"How dare you! Who are you to yell at His Majesty the King? Do you have the right to speak here? Back off!" After hearing what Tenk said, Minas "woke up" from his thoughts in an instant and hurriedly scolded Tenk.

It was indeed a bit presumptuous for a level one champion knight to question a level three warrior, who was also the king of a country. Moreover, he was not an official envoy.

However, King Greim did not seem to care about these things. He just continued to pretend to be helpless and said, "It's really a bit difficult. If you are willing to make this trip, we can send a guide to cooperate with you. If not, we can only wait until we and Voltalin decide the winner before supporting the coalition forces of the southern countries."

Graham was not afraid that they would not agree. The invaders still had a long way to go before they could reach him. If they really attacked, Voltalin on the opposite side was not a fool and would naturally stop the war spontaneously. There was no need for negotiations. The ones who were anxious now were the southern countries.

At this point, there seemed to be no better way. Facing the "rogue" King Graham who was sitting on the throne, Minas thought for a while and had no choice but to agree.

When Colin saw Tynk returning from the palace, he learned what had happened in the palace. He then needed to accompany the envoy Minas into Voltalin.

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"Votalin? My feeling is even stronger. Before coming to the Aesiriya plane, I predicted that you might gain a lot this time, but there are also certain risks. I feel that the risk comes more from Votalin or Gillia." Hathaway said after hearing Colin talk about what happened today while lying together at night.