Chapter 176 The Uneasy Mu Hua

On the third floor of the Deman Hotel, many people gathered in the originally deserted suite.

In the anxious atmosphere, the room where Mu Hua was located was flooded with obvious magical fluctuations, and Taibesha appeared at the door of the room in a flash.

"Bang!" The door was violently kicked open.

"Watch..." When Taibesha saw the figure in the portal and called out in surprise, she found that there seemed to be something wrong with the figure.

A hellhound with its butt sticking out, Monday, nothing wrong.

A naked man, Mu Hua, no big problem either.

However, Mu Hua, who was covered in blood, seemed to be holding a girl in a skirt in his arms.

The girl's legs were wrapped around Mu Hua's waist, her hands were around Mu Hua's neck, and she was tightly attached to the naked Mu Hua like a sloth.

The sound of kicking the door open seemed to scare Mu Hua.

At this time, Mu Hua was looking at Tabitha and the group of people behind Tabitha in a state of panic.

Joan, Caroline, Elzak, Olivia, Will, Claude, Jeff, Benson, and Bolton.

In addition to Tabitha, Caroline, with several armed vampires and werewolves, also looked at Mu Hua blankly.

Caroline had guessed earlier that Mu Hua had encountered a dragon, but she could not find out Mu Hua's specific location in the Court of the Dead. She gathered some people and was discussing countermeasures with Tabitha.

"Uh... are you here?" Mu Hua, who had just killed a dragon with an owner, greeted everyone in a state of panic.

He looked embarrassed, with the magic pattern on his body not yet disappeared, and a lot of dried blood stains stuck to his body. Although Mu Hua and Vivian's image had some problems, after being distracted, everyone did not think wrongly.

"Cough~!" Joan coughed lightly.

"Oh... Vivian, it's okay." Mu Hua patted Vivian who was clinging to his arms.

Vivian's body was still trembling. She got off Mu Hua stiffly, with a frightened expression on her face. She stood with Mu Hua and looked at the group of people who broke into the room.

"Mu Hua, did you encounter the dragon? How are you injured?" After a brief shock, facing Mu Hua who was covered in blood, Taibesha didn't care about the strange girl. She walked quickly to Mu Hua and pushed Mu Hua's body, as if looking for wounds.

"Besha, you should let him put on his clothes first." Qiong was in a relatively calm state of mind. She reminded him out loud, and Mu Hua remembered that his clothes were torn again.

"It's okay, it's okay, there's no injury on my body." Pushing away Taibesha who had no taboos, Mu Hua took a sheet from an empty bed and wrapped it around himself.

Taibesha seemed to realize something at this time. Her cheeks were slightly red. She spat lightly and pretended to be nothing.

"Mu, did you escape from the dragon?" Caroline asked.

"Uh, what are you doing..." Mu Hua asked hesitantly, looking at several vampires and werewolves wearing leather windbreakers and swords on their waists.

"You didn't speak clearly on the phone, and the communication tone was busy. We can only try to find out if we can determine your location." Caroline said.

Well, Mu Hua did turn off the communication. After all, a dragon was right in front of him. If he made a random call to remind him, who knows how the dragon would react.

And with the distance he kept from the dragon, calling for help? Don't make a fuss. The help hasn't left yet, and he might have been lost.

After a simple exchange, Mu Hua figured out the whole story of the group here.

Because Mu Hua couldn't be contacted, Caroline only knew that Mu Hua might have gone to the Undead Courtyard through the courtyard key.

I wanted to see if there was a courtyard key left in the hotel, but when the group got together, they still couldn't confirm Mu Hua's approximate location.

Just as he was about to contact the garrison at the Undead Courtyard, he happened to meet Mu Hua returning.

Caroline's series of actions touched Mu Hua's heart a little. After all, he might need to face the dragon, and it was not easy to try to organize a rescue.

The appearance of Elzak and his party surprised Mu Hua. It was not difficult to see from the outfits of these demons that they were really ready to fight.

If you are in danger here, others are ready to help with knives. How embarrassing it would be to bleed in the future. . .

After understanding the cause and effect, Mu Hua solemnly thanked Caroline and her party. No matter whether it worked or not, this intention could not be ignored.

After confirming Mu Hua's safety, everyone's attention turned to the dragon.

"Did you fight with the dragon? How is the dragon? Encountering a dragon in the burial ground, it seems necessary to contact the garrison to prevent the demon tide." Caroline asked, frowning seriously.

The monsters in the courtyard generally do not want to exterminate humans, and humans will also use force to coerce the lord of the courtyard.

Humans may not be able to kill the lord of the courtyard, but destruction has never been the exclusive right of demons. If necessary, it is not impossible for humans to blow up the entire courtyard.

In short: if you don't want to die together, monsters and humans must abide by certain rules.

For example, a certain range is drawn, and some monsters with excessive strength cannot cause trouble everywhere.

When the dragon appears in the burial ground to harm the weak humans, it means a full-scale war. The powerful people on the human side will also plan the budget and summon the forces from all over the world to fight back against the monsters.

If humans really can't deal with the monsters' offensive, then they will also find ways to destroy the courtyard without any consideration.

If the courtyard is destroyed, the so-called world fragments will naturally be gone, and everyone will go their separate ways. Well, it's basically no different from blowing up a planet.

It's not that humans can't blow up the courtyard. In addition to wanting to obtain benefits and resources from the courtyard, the main reason is that there are too many courtyards and they can't afford to blow them up.

But if they can't blow up all of them, it's still okay to blow up ten or eight.

In general, it's basically equivalent to cheating and flipping the table when they can't beat them.

In this regard, demons are good at it, and humans are also good at it.

Compared with the hell monsters who don't want to kill humans, humans are actually more careless in this regard.

This also leads to the fact that powerful monsters also need to abide by certain regional constraints in the courtyard, which is probably a tacit understanding between rogues.

Well, it's a bit rubbish and lacks passion, but this is reality. . .

"Notify..." Mu Hua was a little surprised by Caroline's caution.

Notify the garrison? Isn't this too bad?

The dragon seemed to be out to solicit business, and probably wasn't planning to launch a demonic tide. At most, it would kill one or two people and go home.

If a full-scale war breaks out, what if there is no demonic tide, and what if the Lord of the Courtyard says that we killed his followers first?

In a war, if we just move casually, the tens of thousands of demon coins are obviously nothing.

We won't be brought to a military court, right?

Mu Hua had no idea about this. Even if he spent money to summon the Terror Rider, to be honest, he never thought that he would kill the dragon. He was originally thinking about killing low-level monsters.

"Cough..." Mu Hua coughed dryly to clear his throat, which also attracted everyone's attention.

"Actually, that dragon seemed to be looking for a way to increase the popularity of the Undead Courtyard. They didn't want to launch a demonic tide." When Mu Hua explained, Vivian looked at everyone and nodded in agreement.

"Popularity? Well, that's no wonder. And then it let you go?" Caroline suddenly realized that she was a witch after all, and she knew a lot about the bleakness of the Courtyard of the Dead.

"Yes!" Mu Hua nodded.

"Yes!" Being watched by everyone, Vivian continued to cooperate to confirm.

It seemed to be a false alarm, and everyone relaxed their minds.

Elzak and his party were respectful to Mu Hua, but they followed Caroline's lead and did not communicate with Mu Hua much.

After confirming that everything was fine, Caroline told Mu Hua not to forget to go to class.

The group exchanged a simple greeting, and when they were about to leave, Mu Hua showed hesitation.

"Ahem, Caroline... that..." Mu Hua was tangled in words.

"Hmm?" Caroline was puzzled, and the group stopped and looked at Mu Hua.

"That... I just want to ask, what will happen if the family of the Lord of the Courtyard is killed? Will the other party launch a magic tide?" Mu Hua asked weakly.

"Huh? Just kill them. Humans and monsters are always in a life-and-death struggle." Caroline answered in confusion. As soon as she said that, Caroline seemed to realize something was wrong.

"Wait!"

"Kill the followers of the Lord of the Courtyard? For example?" Caroline asked suspiciously.

"For example..." Mu Hua muttered and looked at Vivian.

After all, Vivian came from an adventurer family, and Mu Hua wanted to get some confirmation from Vivian.

Vivian shook her head at Mu Hua, and Mu Hua cursed in her heart. With a smoky makeup on her face, her expression could not be seen clearly. What do you mean by shaking your head?

"For example, a magic dragon." The smoky makeup girl was unreliable, so Mu Hua simply asked Caroline.

"..." Caroline was silent. Everyone present had strange expressions.

There was a moment of silence.

"Mu, I want a dragon tooth." Caroline looked serious, and Vivian rolled her eyes.