MMORPG: Divine Mech Hunter - Chapter 1004

Chapter 1004: 1004 Chapter 1004: 1004 The Queen needed to maintain the vitality of her body and, periodically, required a special medicinal bath.

Even so, her skin was not rotten, but her entire body still exhibited a faint greenish hue. Although much better than the other Undead, it still looked somewhat abnormal to herself.

And her eyes always carried that indelible touch of deathly stillness, and only she knew that her body was cold.

Yet at this moment, she could distinctly feel the subtle movement of the air and the sensation it brought to her skin.

With a flick of her finger, a mirror-like surface appeared in front of the Queen, who then saw the perfect body reflected within and was astonished.

This body brimmed with vitality and was impeccably perfect, both front and back, with graceful curves as if it were a miracle of creation. More importantly, she felt a heartbeat.

As the light faded from her eyes, what she saw were a pair of eyes as lively as autumn waters, no longer filled with that death-like indifference.

The Queen waved her hand, and clothes covered her unparalleled body. She picked up a pitch-black crystal, shimmering with endless stars within.

“What power is this, with the life energy of the natural world, the decaying force of death, and even the power of the stars and moon? Such a mix, yet it precisely serves me so well. My body is full of vitality, at least it’s no longer a corpse. But is this the effect of some power, or did one particular force cause my body to reverse? No, maybe it’s the work of the Dark Touch.”

The Queen searched her soul again, but by now, she could no longer feel the slightest connection to the Dark Touch.

That is to say, from this moment on, the Dark Touch truly belonged to Li Yao.

“My successor really does bring me surprises time after time,” said the Queen as she simply tied up her hair.

Previously she always wore a hood, for her hair too was lifeless, completely devoid of vitality and ash-white. But at this moment, her hair was incredibly soft and, though still grayish-white, was now lustrous and became supple and resilient.

At the Chieftain Hall, when the Queen appeared, all the leaders were stunned.

Those leaders could hardly believe their eyes. Was this unparalleled person, brimming with infinite life energy, really the Undead Queen?

Her body was now more pliable and elastic, her skin extraordinarily supple, without a trace of deathliness.

“General, you are…” The High Elf Regent’s eyes were filled with disbelief.

“Has your research succeeded?” asked the Chieftain as well.

The Queen shook her head, “It’s still because of the Dark Touch. Who knows what remarkable thing that guy has absorbed again, it’s rejuvenated my body completely. I can feel the breeze and gentle rain again.”

“You are indeed fortunate, and your vision is good too. Congratulations then, this is like being reborn,” said the Tauren Chieftain happily.

“Not quite there yet, although the body is mine, I still feel a barrier. There is still a long road to success, and the dark and powerful forces remain unchanged,” the Queen sighed and said.

“This is a pleasant surprise as well, you really do have a good successor,” the Chieftain sighed with genuine delight in his heart.

His only concern was that the Queen might be controlled by various negative emotions, given that anyone would find life unbearably long in her state of neither living nor dead. Although the Queen never mentioned it, someone as wise as she could naturally sense it.

He also knew that if the Queen were to go mad, she would be far more terrifying than the Scourge Legion.

After all, no matter how powerful the Scourge Legion might be, they basically lacked autonomous consciousness. However, the Undead under the Queen possessed their own intelligence and sentience, making them even harder to deal with if they were to wreak havoc.

“There’s no need for you to concern yourselves with my personal affairs. What’s the matter that brings us together this time?” the Queen asked, taking her place.

A moment of silence passed before the Archangel regained his composure and said, “The main reason I’ve called everyone here is that the missing city of Tristram is likely to reappear on our side soon. I’ve detected the presence of demonic entities. If this isn’t managed well, it could lead to a great disaster.”

With that, the Archangel waved his arm, and a screen of light appeared, showing the leaders of the Light Faction.

“Don’t think this crisis pertains only to my protectorate, because it also involves the issue of Titan’s Relics. Hence, our three parties need to coordinate our actions. Let’s agree on a plan now to avoid disputes later. Furthermore, those from the Sub-dimension are eyeing us eagerly, ready to take advantage if we create chaos among ourselves,” the Archangel voiced his concerns.

“What do you need us to do?” the King asked.

“I hope that all the races of the West Continent will send troops to support Rogge Camp. With the Blood Moon approaching, Rogge Camp is already stretched thin just dealing with the monster tide, let alone clearing out the creatures in Tristram. Therefore, your reinforcements will be crucial. As for the leaders of the East Continent, it would be best if you could send forces to secure the soon-to-reappear Titan’s Relics, lest we face another catastrophe,” the Archangel said while pointing to the map.

“The relics left by the Titan Gods are our natural responsibility to defend,” the Dwarf King stated.

The Divine Blacksmith of the Dwarves also added, “Indeed, we must take care of the affairs of Titan’s Relics.”

The King then said, “Alright, then our three parties, along with the Undead and the High Elves, will take charge of the Titan’s Relics issue. However, we’re separated by Blackrock Mountain on the land route, and it’s impassable. As for the sea, we don’t have any harbors on our side. It turns out you of the Dark Camp have been far-sighted enough to have a small harbor town. We would need the rights to dock ships at the harbor, otherwise, our support would be impossible.”

The Chieftain glanced over and commented, “Indeed, it’s Starfire Guild’s harbor, which I didn’t expect to have developed so quickly. Starfire is also now the only guild developing on a normal scale, it seems.”

The Queen nodded, “My successor is quite the stirrer. Right now, normal development of two harbor cities has proceeded without them ever asking for my support, which is rare indeed. If the Chieftain has no objections, neither do I.”

It should be noted that nowadays countless guild bases exist, but they are basically focused on functional development, like a small village with just a few functional buildings. Only Starfire has been building on a regular scale.

Moreover, they are now ambitiously connecting the two continents.

“Well then, I suggest we handle it this way. Isn’t Starfire’s base in the West Continent established with a goal of public neutrality? Let’s treat this base the same way, but we need to communicate well about it,” the Chieftain said, looking at the Queen.

The Queen nodded, “Yes, I’ll explain the pros and cons to him.”

“If that’s the case, then I’m relieved. Let’s get prepared right away,” the King said before rising immediately to leave…