Hellerchein's Followers
Senior, do you know how many problems there are with what you just said?
Iver's brow twitched involuntarily, while Lily instinctively refused to believe it and couldn't help asking, "Undead... what?"
"Legion—"
Hai Na shifted nervously in place, wanting to run forward but unwilling to abandon her friends and flee alone. "Try to get to a house with lights. If you can't... remember to stay quiet when they appear. Keep silent!" Remember, stop immediately! Stay quiet and keep silent! Otherwise, you might get captured!
After hearing Hai Na's words, Iver understood what was about to happen here.
—The Night of the Wild Hunt.
This phenomenon occasionally appeared in Avalon and the surrounding countries.
It generally occurred where the boundary between life and death was weak. If valiant warriors who had died on the battlefield or at the gallows had not been properly buried and their funerals had not been completed by priests, they could transform into Night Parade Knights.
Night Parade Knights acting alone were harmless.
On cold winter nights, people would occasionally see a white horse silently passing by. They had no self-awareness and would simply follow the route of the last battle they had participated in during life, charging from the starting point to the finish before disappearing on their own.
They were also a relatively common type of ordinary phantom demon, marked as yellow-name units. If people did not attack them first, Night Parade Knights would even take the initiative to avoid pedestrians. Their strength varied greatly, though they were usually weaker than they had been in life. They could range from the Second Level to the Fourth Level.
But if a Greater Phantom Demon known as the "Wild Hunt King" appeared nearby, things were different—
After hearing Hai Na's words, Iver hoisted Sherlock up