The First Great War of Magic
Chapter 238

War Is Truly a Terrifying Thing

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A werewolf suddenly woke from his sleep and howled at the sky, startling the sleeping orc warriors. Countless orc warriors were roused, but most of them, upon seeing that it was only a werewolf howling, went back to sleep. Wasn't a werewolf's howl perfectly normal?

A werewolf that did not howl in the middle of the night was no proper werewolf at all.

Only this werewolf was full of confusion. He sensed a strand of Fel Energy trying to invade his body, so he activated his battle qi to repel it and woke up.

He looked around but detected nothing, then sank back into sleep.

Charlotte hid nearby, shook his head, and gave up on corrupting the werewolf.

Machu Picchu was not far from Strasbourg and had once been a fortress of the ancient Orc Kingdom. Although it had now become ruins, several orc armies still entered it for brief encampments.

Charlotte followed the orc army back to Machu Picchu. Using the Triple Labyrinth, he concealed the West Wind Knight Regiment and the merchant groups within Machu Picchu, then attempted to transform some of the orc warriors into Labyrinth Guardians.

He had only ever tried transforming eighteen Over-the-Back Red Bear Warriors and the captives from Silver Doveburg. This attempt to transform Labyrinth Guardians on a large scale brought problems he had never encountered before.

Transforming Labyrinth Guardians essentially meant using the strand of Agmilas's Fel Energy he had mastered to corrupt living beings that entered the labyrinth and turn them into Evil Spirits.

But Agmilas was not omnipotent. When orc soldiers gathered together in slightly greater numbers, or when the orc Transcendents were of a somewhat higher rank, the transformation failed, resisted by the orc warriors.

Dorothy could not help saying, "This is the Old Continent, not the New Continent.

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