Frost King in Another World!
Below the city walls, an army of hundreds of thousands of monsters has already besieged the city!
The Frost King stood at the very back on his horse, leading a vast and mighty army that included not only humans but also monsters and beasts!
"One continent, dozens of languages, eleven currencies, how inconvenient is that?"
"Clearly, the world is missing a great unification."
Following behind the Frost King were dozens of White Walkers on horseback.
These White Walkers are quite different from the previous ones; the obvious difference is that they can speak Chinese.
This is because the Frost King's minions have evolved.
This was an unexpected discovery: as the White Walkers killed more and more lives, their abilities and intelligence began to surge.
The most outstanding among them are even able to communicate with the Frost King.
They can understand the Frost King's meaning in an instant, and at the same time, they can express what they want to say in the Frost King's language.
However, this evolutionary method also has a side effect.
Logically speaking, the Frost King's retinue should be equal in strength, with everyone treated the same.
However, when White Walkers kill ordinary people and transform into White Walkers, they absorb some of the deceased's energy, making the newly born White Walkers weaker.
This trend has subtly created a system of followers among monsters similar to the Blood Clan, which has gradually declined from top to bottom.
However, the decline of the Blood Clan is due to their downward evolution, while the decline of White Walkers is due to the plunder and exploitation of the lower classes by the upper classes.
At this point, even the cheapest White Walkers can no longer be called White Walkers; they're more like ALS zombies.
However, this doesn't affect anything, because the White Walkers are getting stronger and stronger, so strictly speaking, it's not a loss.
A white-haired man turned his head to look at the Frost King, "My lord... be careful, there are Holy Church knights and... priests in this... city..."
"If you can't say something right, then don't. Just shut your mouth and I'll know what you're thinking," the Frost King said.
To date, the Frost King has slaughtered countless tribes and strongholds, and as his forces spread like a plague, he has set his sights on the cities.
First, there was a city called Winter City.
The city had a very strong military, with nearly 160,000 soldiers defending it.
But if they are just ordinary people, no matter how many people there are, it won't make a difference.
And among those people, there were indeed some extraordinary individuals.
This also allowed the Frost King to witness the extraordinary nature of this world for the first time.
So, magic exists in this world.
But why does this magic seem so familiar?
It feels like this is an alternate world version of the Right Hand Unit?
No, calling it a flipper isn't quite right. Without firearms or modern weaponry, these mages are far superior to the Right Hand Unit.
One of the city's guardian mages left a deep impression on the Frost King.
He summoned fire rain and oilstone, which instantly killed countless of his underlings.
However, the power system in this world is severely unbalanced; magicians are as fragile as paper and can be killed with a single spear thrust.
This doesn't seem to be an isolated case; all the magicians here are like this.
Their own defenses are pitifully weak; they're all glass cannons.
Even some of the warriors in this world are like that, as fragile as paper, easily broken at the slightest touch.
But a White Walker who recalled his past life told the Frost King that these people were far from being strong.
In the present era, there are only four humans who are still alive and can be called top-tier powerhouses.
The Holy Sword of the Church, the Star Tower Master of the High Tower, the Styx of the Dark Assembly, and Lady Red Duke.
Of course, this is only the strongest among humans. There are beings in this world that are far more terrifying than humans, but those have already exceeded the White Walker's cognitive limits.
However, there is a non-human being whose name everyone knows.
Baal, the Demon King.
Legend has it that at the edge of the southern continent lies the Extreme Dark Hell, where the Demon King resides.
This name is known to everyone from the elderly to children, because it has never appeared before humankind and no one has ever been to the Extreme Dark Hell. Thus, wandering poets sang and fabricated stories about it.
After hearing the story, some adults started using the name to scare disobedient children.
Over time, more and more people have used this to create all sorts of fabricated stories.
At a banquet, a distraught male protagonist accidentally encounters a Demon King disguised as a human, signs a contract with the Demon King, and gains powerful abilities.
From then on, the underdog rises to success and embarks on a glorious life; this standard "feel-good" story has won the hearts of many.
But troubadours, after all, like to fill their stories with allegory and a poignant sense of tragedy.
Therefore, these stories often end in tragedy, with the protagonist paying the price for making a pact with the devil and ultimately dying a miserable death.
Some people say their stories are true, but no one knows what the Demon King actually looks like.
They could only make wild guesses, which were then passed on by word of mouth and spread wider and wider.
So much so that now everyone knows about it.
But if we're talking about someone who has actually seen the Demon King, there really is one person.
But he is not in this world.
Earth, United Nations.
Qin Leng's eyes flashed, revealing a hint of surprise.
It wasn't for any other reason than that he saw the Frost King in another world.
At this moment, the Frost King is commanding a massive army of ghouls to attack a city, which is truly unexpected.
However, he didn't care about these things, because there were naturally people in that world who could deal with the Frost King.
Take the people Qin Leng pulled out of the other world as an example; in this world, there are humans capable of reaching the fifth rank.
Of course, besides humans, there are other fifth-order beings, such as the Demon King and so on.
Qin Leng once traveled all over China in that world.
He had been to the Holy Church, seen the Holy Sword, visited the Tower to learn magic, and even reached the edge of the continent, where he made a pact with the Demon King.
Therefore, he was not worried that the Frost King could destroy that other world.
His main concern was 009, as he didn't see 009 in the film.
So where did 009 go?
When he's out of Qin Leng's sight, Qin Leng always feels that this guy is up to something, and this has become a source of anxiety for him.
Just then, the lights in the room suddenly went out.
Qin Leng snapped out of her daze as a suffocating darkness enveloped her, and all sounds ceased.
Suddenly, a flame ignited in the darkness.
A man's figure appeared on a chair nearby, and Qin Leng could see the man's face in the firelight.
"Lord Aus?"
Qin Leng rushed forward and saw Chen Ye suddenly reach out and touch his eyes!
In an instant, a burst of blood-red light appeared, and Chen Ye pulled out a projection-like image with one hand!
The screen was showing footage of the Frost King attacking Ash City.