Necromancer of the Previous Era
Chapter 124

An Ambush on a Rainy Night / The Powerful Elite of Zaredon React

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He quickly composed himself and decided to first give Bridget confidence and encouragement.

"We will certainly do everything we can to provide you with aid. But you must also understand that the undead wizard is currently gaining momentum, and the help we can offer may be limited."

His sincere attitude was deeply moving. Anyone unaware of the truth might have mistaken him for a native-born citizen of the Australian Continent.

"You must hold on! When we finally defeat the undead wizard, the Australian Continent will be full of life once more! Those undead wizard lackeys will also face the judgment they deserve!"

"Mm!"

Bridget nodded heavily.

Of course, he also hoped that the United Nations could defeat the undead wizard and restore the democratically elected government that had once stood upon this land.

But from the current situation, that hope seemed far too slim.

Bridget's ability was beyond doubt, considering he had led a resistance organization through repeated suppression campaigns by the local bureaucrats.

Combined with the local bureaucrats' attitude, he did not believe a single word of Eric's grand promises.

If the United Nations were really so reliable, they would not be living under the undead wizard's rule!

But there was no other choice. For the sake of the supplies provided by the United Nations, Bridget could only pretend that he believed every word.

As for why the United Nations wanted to help them, Bridget understood that perfectly well.

Don't be fooled by the fact that the war between the United Nations and the undead wizard had already ended.

The conflict between the two sides had never been resolved.

However, this was nothing but beneficial to the resistance organization under his command.

After all, without the United Nations' support, how could they have held on until now?

"Let's not

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