"Evacuate?" Victoria Hand looked surprised.

Baron Modu nodded. After he conveyed the order, he left without looking back. Behind him were almost all the secret mages of Kama Taj who boarded the Punishment. The other two sky battleships, Cross Rose, were in the same condition as the Golden Hundred Flowers. Each ship would only have a secret mage left on each ship, responsible for opening the portal for the ship. The other secret mages of Kama Taj would go to the ground after receiving the order to help the armed forces of the Immortal City there evacuate.

"Wait." Agent Hand called Baron Modu. She pointed to the snow peak of Fenbowente Mountain, covered with golden and blood-red light, and a large number of external dimension creatures surrounding the peak. "If there was no fire support from the sky battleships and siege troops, how could the monarch fighting on the top of the mountain deal with so many external dimension creatures?"

"This is the last external dimension creature. According to the current gunfire density, they will be wiped out soon." Baron Modu patiently explained, "The Supreme Mage has freed up his hands to deal with those portals. At that time, teleportation will be prohibited in this area, and there will be no external dimension creatures to teleport over. This is also our last chance to evacuate to a safe distance. Do you have any questions? I still need to help evacuate more important things."

"No more." Agent Hand froze. She finally knew why she had received orders to fire all the nuclear bombs from the Immortal City. Although she was the head of the intelligence department, there were many secrets in the Immortal City that she could not touch at all, which made her quite unhappy. Although Salomon's style of conduct was exactly the same as Nick Fury, it would be unhappy for anyone to have such a boss. She believed that she had proved her loyalty and ability, and Salomon had no reason to hide something from her.

If Modu knew what Victoria Hand was thinking, he might even comfort her.

This is not because Salomon distrusts Victoria Hand, but because Agent Hand has been reluctant to accept biochemical transformation. Now the intelligence department of the Immortal City is enough for her to work. If she really wants to tell her some secrets, it will be difficult for the mortal body that has not been biochemically transformed to bear such a workload. Moreover, some secrets also require magic as a hidden means to bury those secrets deep in the soul. Victoria Hand has always been disgusted with others' tampering with her brain. Since someone fired a bullet into her brain, she can only contact some secrets that mortals can involve. For example, those war machines, she has never been in contact with just a few words before, and that is not a secret she can know.

Agent Hand stood on the bridge with his arms in his arms, watching the secret mage beside him cast magic, and slowly passed through the portal with the sky aircraft carrier to a safe location far away from Mount Fenbowent. The other two sky battleships were nearby, teleporting at the same time as the Punishment. She waited for about half an hour and saw a beam of golden light soaring straight into the sky from the direction of Mount Fenbowent, piercing straight into the deep blue sky that had just been dyed powder white by the rising sun, and then there was a deafening and harsh wailing from the soul level.

Tony Stark knew the town of Noah Dunn for the first time in his life, and the peak of Finbowent for the first time. However, he could never see it with his own eyes. He could only observe the snow peak through satellite images from the past. No matter what had happened there, the giant craters left by the explosion of many large-equivalent nuclear bombs wiped away all traces. High-intensity radiation spreads every inch of the soil. All the evidence was buried under the mountains, and even earthquake readings could be detected in the distance between Britain and Siberia.

The only accurate evidence in his hand was the energy reading found by a satellite, which was exactly the same as the reading he saw when he reviewed the New York War. Other evidences were vague testimony like "There are two suns in the sky" and were not enough to accept it. Although he was sure that Salomon would not untie the seal of the Holy Sword at will - Salomon told them the conditions for untie the seal in order to make him and Nick Frey feel at ease. Although this did not work, Stark could not tolerate the Avengers' ignorance of the great disaster that had occurred before, as if he could come up with a solution.

But when he tried to find Salomon, he found that he had completely lost the trace of the secret mage.

Salomon was very embarrassed, very, very embarrassed.

Because he faced Rosa and Valde, two former owners of the Eye of the World. The reason why he said "Once" was that the Eye of the World had returned to its original state and was sealed in a sapphire on a pocket watch dial. Rosa and Valde personally cast the spell seal, and the Supreme Mage supervised it. Beyonita and Joan of Arc sat on both sides, but they didn't seem to have any idea of ​​relieving Salomon, because their situation was also very embarrassing. After all, they did not have much experience in facing the elders. Rosa's expression had not changed much, because after resurrecting her, the Supreme Mage dragged out the entire contents of the plan. Although Valde had experienced the pain of losing his wife, Rosa was standing in front of him alive and he had nothing to complain about.

The only thing that prevented him from maintaining his composure was the report on the Sun Island incident.

He knew very well that if it weren't for the shocking plan of Salomon and the Supreme Master, his fate would have been written in the report. He still could not believe that he would try to kill his biological daughter - Barde is only in his forties now. Even if he has experienced so many twists and turns, it would be hard to imagine what would happen after he survived five hundred years of the prophet's soul. He could only be glad that Salomon and the Supreme Master made the choice, but he would not say thanks in any way. Not opening his mouth to oppose the relationship between his daughter and the secret master was the only statement he made.

Barde remained silent.

Salomon couldn't complain, either, because it was one of the few Disney family-style endings in his life. Even though he didn't even have time to remove his armor, his muscles became sore due to long-term battles, his mental condition was even worse, and his whole body was sticky because of sweat, so he had nothing to complain about. What he was more concerned about was how much the Immortal City had paid this time and how long it took to make up for the production capacity of these weapons.

You can imagine Stephanie writing a logistics report while cursing.

"We are planning to travel, so let's leave the Oxfordshire manor for you to live in." Rosa broke the silence atmosphere. She looked at Barde, who was sitting next to her and was furious. It was a coincidence that the witches at the scene were five hundred years older than their partners by all kinds of chances. "After all, you can live independently now, so you don't need me, an old lady, to bother you. You all have their own careers, and there is no need for a father to suddenly appear to discipline your life, not to mention Barde has never had the experience of being a father."

"Rosa." Barde closed his eyes and shook his head helplessly, not knowing what to say.

"I will bring you some small gifts, but don't expect Valde to write you postcards. He didn't even send me a letter when I was locked in the Witch Prison. If he hadn't planned a plan to attack the Witch's Base to rescue me, I would have even suspected that he would have died!" Rosa added relentlessly.

But if Barde had not listened to the angel's slander and incited the riot, nothing would have happened now. Rosa, who stood from the perspective of the witch and her partner, did not know how to accept Barde's actions, and the emotion and anger were combined into a complex emotion. Fortunately, five hundred years have passed away, otherwise she would have settled the score with Barde because of the destruction of the witch clan. She looked at Salomon, "Although I have seen you when I was a child, this is our first official conversation. Salomon, do you know what is waiting for you in the future?"

"Yes I know."

"Don't let Seresa be sad." Rosa nodded, "and Joan of Arc. Try to do it."
Chapter completed!