"Six, many..." Catherine no longer knew what expression to do. When talking about the undead, she got used to the number of thousands of them. When she heard only six, and was called many, she couldn't react for a while, and she was stunned for a while before saying: "Six ones are not a lot, right, if there were only six, how could you be forced to leave your hometown by them? Could it be that these six undeads are all extremely powerful high-level undeads? No, how many thunder elements are there? The six high-level undeads cannot cope with them. You wouldn't have wanted to say that they are all demigod undeads."

"I don't know what a demigod is." Lei Element said with a crackling sound: "That's your strength evaluation method. We don't understand, we only know that their strength is very strong and we can't hurt them at all."

"Hu", Katherine breathed a sigh of relief, looked at Flar helplessly and asked, "How did you communicate with them before?"

"I'll do it." Flar's smile was like flowers blooming, and he said gently: "You must not only be patient in communicating with them, but also master some key points. For example, they almost never contact the outside world, and only live their leisurely life in muddy places. If you leave occasionally, you just walk around outside and come back soon. During this period, you will not communicate with outside creatures, so it is impossible for them to understand the titles of demigods, legends, and advanced ones."

"Then why do they speak the common language?" Catherine asked in confusion: "No one should teach them such a closed environment. Could it be that it was the one you taught when you met last time?"

"Not." Fraer shook his head and said, "When I met them, they already knew how to speak the common language. I asked this question, but even they could not answer the reason themselves. In the end, they could only be regarded as a mystery and wait for future generations to discover."

"Well, so that's how it is." The girls stared at Lei Element with confusion, especially Lina. The curiosity in their eyes had almost spewed out in substance. Unfortunately, this question is bound to be destined to have no answer.

"Thunder, it's still the same, I ask. You answer." Flar moved the wooden stake to a position close to the Thunder Element, but even if Flar was a demigod, he was unwilling to get too close. After all, the continuous damage to the shield from the Thunder attribute is not a pleasant experience, so he still kept a certain distance. He asked face to face: "You said there are six undeads, which always cause trouble for you and force you to leave your hometown, right? So, how is the strength of these six undeads compared to other large monsters nearby?"

"It seems to be almost the same." Lei Jungle recalled for a moment and said, "I don't think there is any difference, it should be the same."

"Then the second question." Flar looked at Catherine and nodded with satisfaction. Catherine's face turned red slightly. Indeed, if the other party did not understand the method of division of strength in the outside world, then using the creatures they were familiar with as reference objects can easily solve this problem. However, the girl did not expect such a simple method. Fortunately, Flar did not make too much joke, but just signaled with his eyes, and continued to ask: "Since the strength of the six undead is similar to that of other demon beasts, and other demon beasts have lived with you for so many years, you didn't feel in trouble, why do you think the six undead are a big trouble?"

"Warcraft? Those creatures won't interfere with us." Lei Element said inexplicably: "They have their lives, and we live our lives without affecting each other. Why do we think they are big trouble?"

"Well, it's right to think about it." Flar said thoughtfully: "Those monsters are just foraging and fighting for territory. You can't eat, and attacking you has no effect. Moreover, they have lived together for countless years. The monsters have been used to your existence from generation to generation, so there is no problem of fighting for territory. No wonder you can live normally in the core area."

"Yes." Lei Element was curious and wanted to learn to sit down like Flar. As soon as he sat down, the violent lightning energy made the wooden stake black and crisp. He was so scared that he quickly stood up again and continued: "This is much more fragile than we usually sit. I really can't understand the creatures outside you."

"The one you usually sit on is a stone." Flar sighed helplessly and said, "You said just now that those monsters will not affect you, but logically, the undead will not affect you either. Compared to you, they should be more trouble for monsters, right? Have the monsters nearby been cleaned up by them?"

"No, they only attack us." Lei Element complained: "Those monsters ignore them, they ignore those monsters, but once we appear, they chase and attack, which annoys us."

"Wait." At some point, Panis had quietly appeared behind the girls, with two little undeads wrapped around them, but he said with a very serious expression: "You just said that the undeads were just targeting you thunder elements?"

Lei Element did not answer, but turned his head aside, as if he had heard nothing. Flar couldn't help but cover his mouth and smiled, shook his head and said, "Lei, stop being angry, this is also the question I want to ask, it's very important."

"Crack and crackle." The arc on Lei Element's body made a series of explosions, giving people the feeling of being cursing in their own language. After a while, they resumed the common language and said: "It should be true that they only attack us. I have never seen them attack other monsters, and they will not attack even if they pass by."

"What? Is there a problem?" The girls found that both Panis and Flar, including the Winged Gemini and the Scorpion-tailed Lion, all had a serious expression. Catherine frowned and asked, "Shouldn't this happen?"

"Well, it is understandable that monsters do not attack the undead. They are just dead objects and cannot be eaten. I have never seen monsters attack a stone or a tree. But the undead do not attack the monsters, so there is a problem." Panis explained: "Theoretically, the undead hates all living things, not just intelligent creatures, that is, humans, elemental creatures, and monsters, for them, are all indiscriminate targets of attack. But now there are abnormal phenomena, and it is an abnormal phenomenon created by the gathering of six undeads. This is probably not good news. Perhaps, these six undeads have already own consciousness, ha, the conscious demigod level undead, and they appear on the edge of the power of the God servant."

"The situation is not necessarily as bad as you think." Flar shook his head and comforted: "At least, this is the case in terms of the result."
Chapter completed!