Chapter 569: All living things will be extinct

Gu Si Te subconsciously tightened his wallet, but as soon as he reached out, he remembered that he didn't have a wallet, so he had to smile bitterly.

However, it wasn't until Ken Te went up to the platform that Gu Si Te understood why the guards stopped him. Ken Te had actually brought everyone.

There were twelve skeleton knights, his priests, saintess, and four liches, aggressive and menacing. Those who didn't know would think Ken Te was going to rebel.

Rebel? Gu Si Te's spirit was lifted, and he roared back with a louder voice: "You still have the nerve to say? What do you want to do with so many people? Do you want to rebel?!"

"Rebel? You are the one who wants to rebel. Do you dare to say I want to rebel?" Ken Te waved his hand, and the twelve skeleton knights immediately turned and left the holy fire platform.

"Uh..." Gu Si Te was speechless. How did this Ken Te become so oily and slippery now? He wasn't like this before. You say he wants to rebel, and he drives away the weakest pile of skeleton knights, immediately blocking you.

Who doesn't know what's going on with his pile of skeleton knights? A pile of things to fill the facade, and their combat effectiveness is not even as good as the bone horse they ride.

These skeleton knights of Ken Te are all human swordsmen, selected through competitions, choosing a batch of swordsmen with tall and mighty appearances and decent martial arts, bestowing them with bone horses, and becoming skeleton knights.

These knights have no soul connection with Ken Te, but these bone horses do, and they are all Ken Te's subjects. If the knights dared to betray Ken Te, they would be stomped to the ground by these bone horses in the first place.

Such skeleton knights don't have strong combat effectiveness, but they are quite bluffing and very suitable for acting as temple knights. However, using them to stall Gu Si Te, who knows the root and the bottom, seems too oily and slippery.

It shouldn't be the idea of this Ken Te. Thinking of this, Gu Si Te's gaze turned to 'Anxi Ni'.

If Ken Te is an old priest who doesn't care about the world, has an aloof status, weak ability, and super high seniority, then Anxi Ni is a living old charlatan—no, old politician is more appropriate. Only in those human politicians does Gu Si Te have this oily and slippery feeling.

However, no matter how wild his imagination is, he can't associate Andong Ni with the Pope of Light. That already requires not just imagination, but a little bit of whimsical imagination.

Andong Ni bowed politely.

Yes, that's it. Clearly knowing that he is the one making trouble, but still unable to pick out his mistakes, not even being able to flare up with the topic.

Glaring at him deeply, Gu Si Te turned to Ken Te and asked: "The new guard doesn't recognize you. I have already punished him to sweep the toilet."

"Sword Comes"

Then, in front of Ken Te, he let out a soul roar toward the guard's direction: "Go sweep the toilet—let—let—"

The intensity was so great that it almost caused an echo.

Andong Ni slowly straightened his waist, feeling like he had met his match: This Speaker's degree of oiliness and slipperiness is not inferior to his.

Ken Te was so angry that he blew his beard and stared. Sweep the toilet? Is there a toilet here? If there is, who pulls it? The toilet without anyone pulling is clean and tidy. What kind of punishment is it to sweep it?

Gu Si Te actually used the punishment of sweeping the toilet to stall him? Too annoying. Anxi Ni also suggested that he take this opportunity to pit Gu Si Te again. What should he do now?

Subconsciously, Ken Te looked at Andong Ni.

Andong Ni stood half a step forward without changing his expression, just wanting to speak, but Gu Si Te waved his hand: "Step back, it's not your turn to speak. Ken Te, if you have anything to say, say it directly, don't push the people below you out."

Andong Ni retreated awkwardly.

Gu Si Te felt secretly refreshed. What's the use of being oily and slippery? Just don't let him speak. Let you see what is called 'a rank higher than a rank suppresses people, three ranks higher suppresses out a fart'.

"Ah! Gu Si Te, what do you mean? Not letting my subordinates speak? You are too overbearing, right? Do you want to restrict the development of the temple?!" Ken Te was furious.

"If you have anything to say, say it yourself. It's not like you don't have a mouth. What's the point of letting the people below speak? If you have to be like this, I'll let the people below listen. That so-and-so, go listen to what the High Priest wants to say." Gu Si Te waved his hand, determined not to let Andong Ni speak.

Andong Ni spread his hands innocently, looked at the so-and-so, and retreated to the side together.

"I am an undead, so what if I don't have a mouth." Ken Te was anxious. He knew his level too well. Let him do it himself, not to mention pitting Gu Si Te, maybe he would be pitted back by the other party instead.

Gu Si Te replied: "I am also an undead, so what if you don't have a mouth, I don't have ears."

"You are shameless, right? Do you want to restrict the development of the temple!"

"You are the one who is shameless. If you had handed the temple to Anxi Ni, it would have developed long ago. Don't shirk responsibility, it has nothing to do with me."

"You are shameless!"

"You are the one who is shameless!"

Two old undead who added up to 1,500 or 1,600 years old jumped their feet there, spraying each other like children.

The undead creatures around looked up at the sky one after another, or greeted each other. The so-and-so and Andong Ni shook hands friendly and introduced each other.

However, after this, everyone realized how aloof Ken Te's status was. This low-key old priest could actually spray with Gu Si Te. If he didn't have the same status, Gu Si Te would have had him chopped long ago.

Who is Gu Si Te? Speaker of the Undead Council. His Majesty is not here, he is the most powerful existence in the Undead Empire.

After arguing and getting tired, Gu Si Te said irritably: "Okay, okay, if you have anything to say, say it quickly. I'm very busy. If you do this again, I'll leave."

"Humph." Ken Te let out a muffled hum, a bit unwilling. It seems that he can't pit Gu Si Te this time, so he had to say: "What exactly did you do? Why did you start the Wind of Rest?"

Gu Si Te's soul shook: "Wind of Rest? This?" While speaking, he pointed to the death breath that was still erupting.

Ken Te shook his head: "Not this one, it's the strange wind just now, it almost blew me into a migraine. Fortunately, the intensity was low, otherwise it would be troublesome. Why did you start it for no reason?"

"Wait a minute, what is the Wind of Rest? I didn't do anything." Gu Si Te said in a daze.

Ken Te was stunned: "Wait a minute, you don't know what the Wind of Rest is?"

Gu Si Te looked at Ken Te up and down suspiciously. How could Ken Te know what he didn't know? Could it be that His Majesty told him secretly? Impossible, right? I am the undead His Majesty relies on the most.

However, Ken Te didn't look like he was lying, and he didn't have that kind of ability.

Ken Te's inherent image deceived Gu Si Te. He definitely couldn't have imagined that there is a kind of ability in the world called tampering with memory. Under An Ge's suppression, Andong Ni easily tampered with Ken Te's memory.

Now Ken Te clearly 'remembers' the caution when His Majesty told him about the Wind of Rest: "His Majesty said, unless the empire is at the moment of survival, absolutely do not start the Wind of Rest. It will turn the entire plane into a dead land, and all living things will be extinct." ===== CHAPTER 570 =====