Chapter 443

Chapter 443: Betrayal

Malfurion and Vereesa, leading their small troops, arrived at the edge of the battlefield to scout the enemy.

With this small force, they could only move around the area and could not enter the main battlefield at all.

It can be said that among these outsiders, only the soldiers brought by Karoso and Teresa are qualified to fight.

Like Varian, Uther, and Norman, their combined forces are not as strong as Teresa.

If Karoso hadn’t wanted to speak with Varian, Varian would have been defeated in one encounter.

Uther can challenge Teresa only because they are mixed in with the large group.

On the other side, Gabriel and Zoltan became alert when they saw a third party attack.

Although the elves are well hidden, they cannot escape the eyes of the two.

The intensity of the battle between the two armies has lessened somewhat.

After all, if they fought until the end, no one would benefit, and they might end up helping someone else.

Just as Malfurion and Vereesa arrived in the area, their Communication Cards began to flash at the same time.

"Vereesa, Malfurion, immediately betray and leave your faction to help us, join our side." Anduin’s voice arrived first.

"Malfurion, listen to him." Karoso said a word to Malfurion too.

One is the organizer, and the other is an outsider, but someone Malfurion trusts.

The two elves noticed that the opinions on that side were united and couldn’t help but feel a bit suspicious.

There was no choice; it was clear that Karoso and Anduin’s sides were clashing. What was really the problem here…?

"As soon as possible," Karoso added.

Vereesa gritted her teeth.

She initially wanted to betray and join the humans’ side.

After all, this is a dungeon, not real life; success and survival are the most important things.

"This is troublesome… However, I can stir up some trouble for them right now." Messiah took out her magic wand.

Anwen was still a bit worried about Malfurion, so she sent Messiah, a capable helper, to assist him.

Vereesa took a deep breath and slowly summoned her longbow, the Star Fury.

The bow gleamed with a blue light, as if stars were growing on the branches of an ancient tree.

[Name: Branch of the World Tree]

[Category: Spell]

[Star Level: 8]

[Grade: Golden Legend]

[Occupational Restriction: Hunter]

[Description: The World Tree was ignited by Levatin during the War of the Gods, but all it gave to the world and life is a mark that history cannot erase. Its power protects every elf.]

Vereesa bent her bow and nocked an arrow, aiming at the distance.

"Shoot that one, shoot that one!" Messiah saw Vereesa getting ready to use her special move and quickly pointed to Karoso, who was fighting Varian far away. "That’s the scoundrel who captured me before."

"I will try to see if my spiritual magic can reach him. Once I have him under control, you can shoot, and I promise it will hit him."

"Okay." Vereesa nodded slowly.

Messiah focused intently and performed her spiritual magic.

Her hair and eyes turned green, and she murmured, "As I enter the dream…"

Whoosh!

Vereesa suddenly turned around.

Bang!

Messiah was stunned.

Suddenly, an arrow pierced her temple, and she flew away for over fifty meters before finally stopping.

Thud!

Messiah fell to the ground, creating a cloud of dust.

She opened her eyes wide, her face showing disbelief, clearly not expecting that one of her own would deal her a fatal blow.

Hunters’ arrows usually don’t have more power the farther away they are; they are stronger when close.

This arrow gathered an unknown amount of magic from Vereesa, and since Messiah was casting a spell and was completely focused, she had no defenses and was instantly killed by Vereesa’s shot.

An eighth-tier hero fell just like that.

Vereesa coldly lowered her bow.

[You have betrayed the Forest of Elves Church, please join a new camp as soon as possible.]

[All tasks, follow the new camp.]

Not just Vereesa, Malfurion also received this message.

……

The outside world.

Messiah felt a sharp pain in her head and instinctively covered her temple.

"Damn it, I’ve been saying for years, why can’t I think of returning to Elven, and I don’t know why I don’t want to do anything for Elven…" A cold sweat dripped down Messiah’s forehead. "At first, I had memory loss, now I remember, I was ambushed by my own people."

"A changed past or the original past?" Aurora Goddess glanced at her.

"Both." Messiah took a deep breath. "I fought to the end for Elven, only to be betrayed by my own people…"

"Now the elves go back simply to conquer the dungeon, but in the past, elves actually betrayed their own kind."

"High Elf?" Aurora Goddess raised an eyebrow.

"No, Dark Elf. This war was lost because a Dark Elf betrayed us." Messiah sighed, "This also led to the High Elves starting a massacre against the Dark Elves."

"You started acting recklessly, causing trouble everywhere, and you have a bit of an outer god mentality because of this?" Aurora Goddess raised an eyebrow.

"I don’t know, maybe it’s the influence of the Dreaming Dragon God…" Messiah shook her head.

……

Malfurion looked at Vereesa in shock; this woman was too decisive!

"Attack the undead!" Vereesa ordered immediately.

The soldiers they brought were gathered by her and Malfurion, not from the Forest of Elves; otherwise, there would likely be a rebellion at this moment.

"Hit gently, or there will be no way back!" Malfurion advised.

Vereesa hesitated for a moment and nodded.

Their soldiers charged from a distance, rushing towards Teresa’s army from behind.

Soon, both sides began to clash, but the fighting was not very fierce.

Anduin quickly found Gabriel, who was giving orders, "Sir, I have convinced two Elven to surrender; we can welcome them into our ranks."

"Well done, I knew I could trust you," Gabriel said with a pleased expression, "They will now be under your command as our outer members."

"Yes! If they join us, is there any proof?"

"No need," Gabriel shook his head.

After receiving a positive reply, Anduin returned to Pastor’s group and sent a message to Vereesa, "How is it going?"

"What do you mean?" Vereesa frowned and said, "Didn’t you say we could join you? We defeated an eighth-tier hero and are still fighting the undead. Isn’t that enough to show our sincerity?"

"Really? Didn’t you get the message to join our side?" Anduin’s eyes widened.

"No, not at all," Vereesa replied, looking puzzled.

Anduin suddenly looked at Gabriel.

This jerk, is he lying to me?