This process took about half a cup of tea, during which the rock walls on both sides of the passage exit were scraped with several deep marks by its scales. Gravel and dust continued to fall from the top, forming a small gray pile on the ground of the square.
When King Ghidorah finally fully entered the square, it stood up straight, raised its three heads at the same time, and stretched its neck to the highest point, almost touching the support structure at the top of the square.
Its three pairs of golden eyes shined like six independent lamps in the dim firelight, illuminating the outline of the underground city wall in front of it more clearly.
The reaction of the orcs on the city wall was faster than expected.
As soon as King Ghidorah's three heads stabilized in the sky above the square, the orcs who were working stopped their work one after another.
The hammers in some people's hands fell to the ground with a dull sound, some people squatted down and hid behind the wall, and some people turned around and ran towards the inside of the city wall.
Several giant ballistae mounted on the top of the city wall were quickly adjusted in their firing directions, and the sound of the winches turning became particularly clear in the quiet square.
The size of those ballistae is larger than the models on the backs of the giant monsters that were destroyed on the ground before. The thickness of the bow arms and the length of the crossbow arrows have increased by one level. They look like they are specially designed to deal with large dragons.
There were at least five or six orcs operating the crossbows in groups, and one group was loading a giant crossbow arrow that was more than ten paces in length. The arrowhead was tied with a bulging wrapping, soaked in dark liquid, and glowed with an oily reflection under the light of the torch.
Redd stood to the left behind King Ghidorah, his eyes scanning back and forth twice between the underground city wall and the orcs on the city wall.
The fortifications of the city wall are indeed much stronger than the camps on the ground. The crossbowmen behind the shooting holes are already in place, the aiming angle of the crossbows is being adjusted, and the operators are waiting for firing instructions.
But he also noticed that the expressions on the faces of the orcs changed significantly the moment they saw King Ghidorah enter the square.
That change was not the tension or seriousness of preparing for battle, but something deeper and closer to fear.
The hands of some orcs holding weapons were trembling slightly, and some orcs who were originally standing on the top of the city wall had begun to move toward the rear, as if they were ready to escape from the other side at any time.
They have seen the power of King Ghidorah in previous battles, and that invincible power has been deeply implanted in their hearts like some kind of fear. Now when facing the three giant beasts again, the fear that was forcibly suppressed before is being reawakened.
Before Redd decided whether to let King Ghidorah launch an attack immediately, a heavy sound of horse hooves came from behind the fortifications across the square.
The sound moved very quickly in the square, gradually approaching from a passage behind the city wall, and then stopped at a passage entrance on the inside of the city wall.
The wooden door at the entrance of the passage was pushed open from the inside, and an orc riding a giant wolf flew out from behind the door.
The giant wolf was larger than the wargs we encountered before, its limbs were thick, and the dents left by its claws on the compacted gravel ground were significantly deeper.
The giant wolf ran with great strides. In a few steps, it had already rushed out of the shadow area of the city wall and approached the center of the square.
The orc riding on its back was wearing dark leather armor and had a short ax hanging from his waist. He lowered his body close to the giant wolf's back and let the mount cross the open distance at the fastest speed. When it was close to a distance in front of King Ghidorah, he suddenly pulled the reins, causing the giant wolf to slow down and slide to a stop.
The giant wolf's claws dug a shallow groove on the ground, and finally stopped about twenty steps away from King Ghidorah.
The orc stood up from the back of the giant wolf, without dismounting or taking out any weapon. He just shouted in the direction of Redd: "Our master has something to talk to you about!"
His voice echoed twice in the square, becoming blurry after being reflected by the surrounding rock walls and city walls, but the meaning was fully conveyed.
Redd looked at the orc and did not respond immediately.
He knew who this "master" was referring to. The figure on the ground covered in black armor had been called "Sauron" by the Balrog when he walked out of the passage.
Sauron wants to negotiate. Redd doesn't know what to talk about. His purpose of coming here is to wipe out the orcs and destroy those altars and passages, not to sit down and discuss terms with the other party.
The opponent is the Dark Lord, a name that holds considerable weight in his past life memory. He is an ancient being who is good at deceiving, beguiling, and planning.
What to talk about with him? Talk about how to get the other side to kill fewer people? Talk about how to get the other side to retreat voluntarily? None of these are possible.
But Redd also admitted that he was very interested in Sauron's world.
He had seen Sauron's appearance before, not in the form of an elf, but in the form of a ferocious man wrapped in black armor, with the Supreme Lord of the Rings on his hand.
The Supreme Lord of the Rings. Redd's thoughts stopped for a moment on that word.
If he remembered correctly, the ability of the Supreme Lord of the Rings is quite good. It can make the wearer invisible and enhance the perception ability, and even extend the life of the wearer.
You can even force your personal will on others to influence and dominate others, and you can even control other magic rings through the Supreme Lord of the Rings.
As for the minor side effect of eroding the mind, Redd doesn't care at all.
Cold God had played this trick on him before. He reacted and consumed some Energy Points, allowing the system to eliminate the impact.
If you can get the Supreme Lord of the Rings, even if you just play with it for a few days and study it, it would be great.
He quickly calculated in his mind the possibility of killing Sauron and taking down the Ring.
The opponent is an existence of Demigod level. Although the peak of power has passed, but with the help of the Supreme Lord Ring, his physical body has been reunited, and his strength cannot be underestimated.
Directly let King Ghidorah shoot Gravity Beam, and look for the ring from the wreckage while the opponent is seriously injured or dead - the risk of this plan is that the ring may be destroyed together during the attack.
The Supreme Lord of the Rings is the container of Sauron's soul. If the Lord of the Rings is destroyed, Sauron will truly die, but only if the fire that destroys the Ring is strong enough to destroy the Ring and at the same time destroy the will of Sauron resident in it.
Redd agreed to meet. He wanted to see what Sauron wanted to say.
The meeting place designated by Sauron was in an open space in the center of the square. That area was sandwiched by city walls on both sides of the passage. The top was a relatively complete rock formation, which was a certain distance from the walls on both sides and could not be directly attacked from any shooting holes on the city wall.