676. Escape from the Northern Territory

"Where do you think you're looking!"

Baduo swung his axe at him, and Eugene, snapping back to himself, barely dodged.

After that one swing, the wounded Baduo did not press the attack. Instead, he shouldered his giant axe, looked at the two colossal Pujis in the distance that were like small hills, and burst out laughing.

"There are actually Pujis that big? These Puji-tamers sure have a lot of tricks!"

Then he looked at Eugene with ill intent. "Dead bat, planning to abandon your army and slip away on your own?"

Baduo was deliberately taunting him like this because he was afraid Eugene really would see things going badly and run.

This bastard had been relying on his advantage in military strength to beat Baduo down for quite a while.

If he did not hit him back, even Delicious Mushroom would not taste good to Baduo!

But Baduo was worrying too much.

Leaving aside the fact that if Eugene abandoned these thousands of Demon Descendants, Dean would come looking to fight him to the death...

Even for Eugene himself, most of his family fortune had been brought here. Unless he had absolutely no other choice, he would not flee alone.

The giant Pujis were indeed shocking, and being pinched from both sides was extremely dangerous, but things were still far from hopeless.

This was his first time seeing giant Pujis. He had seen them before in Sigismund's battle reports, but he had not expected the Northern Territory to have them too.

Moreover, the giant Pujis before him were even larger than the giant Puji that had blocked the passage in the Dragon Roar Valley battle report.

If they could explode, their power would probably be no weaker.

But this was not a valley like Dragon Roar Valley, where there was