Monarch of Evernight

Until then, Thousand Nights had never seen or had the opportunity to see the bedroom of a big Duke figure, but in any case, he could not imagine the scene.

As the famous Duke of the Devil, Lingal also inherited the tradition of luxury of the Devil's upper echelons and embodied it in space. This cannot be said to be a bedroom, but rather a bedroom area, centred on a large hall that can be described as a small square, with each room stacked on top of the other, apparently a small labyrinth.

The lobby is magnificent and depicts a prehistoric war dome three or four stories above ground level. Thousands of nights studied the float of the dome, but it was impossible to see which war it was painted. The scene shows a mixed war of four ethnic groups, mixed with a few small races, some recognised at night, but most could not be called names.

In this painting, no one emerged, indicating that this was a great war before the Empire. Able to be painted on Lingal's bedroom dome, this must be an extraordinary battle and end with the victory of the demons.

If this painting were moved back to the Empire, the prehistoric study of everlasting night would surely go further and better understand the ethnic contradictions between everlasting night.

Beyond that, the entire hall is dominated by dark golden hues, with some dark red reflections, making it a luxurious style favourite among the demons. There is a gigantic bed at the end of the hall, where more than a dozen people are fine, even as tall as Lingal.

I honestly don't like this area for thousands of nights. It's too big, too empty, too insecure. Few nights can sleep safely from the moment of remembrance. He is like a beast in the wilderness, with his ears permanently erected even in his sleep, watching out for everything around him. The best place for him was dark, warm, not big, and there were escape routes.

The lobby was a mess, a mess. It's not just Lingal alone, it's the bodies that have fallen all over the place, dozens of people. There are men and women, mostly naked, who are apparently having a big, horny, chaotic party during their lifetime. They will appear in Lingal's bedroom area, most likely as private slaves to the Duke.

Remove a corpse from a roadblock at night. This is a young woman, naked, and by all ethnic standards, a beautiful woman with a hot body and a clean face. She had bruises and minor injuries all over her body and obviously had a great time. Her beautiful face was filled with pain and despair, and her eyes were full of images of the last minute, the door to the bedroom area and the crowded crowd in front of the door.

Obviously, the war suddenly broke out and Lingal had to fight, but the banquet in the lobby continued. Shortly after the war began, Lingal's ship was fatally hit by a thousand nights and his waist was cut off. These slaves are not sailors, they are superior in appearance and do not have much strength. In times of crisis, even the door to the bedroom area cannot be pushed open, and then they die from the erosion of the void force. While there is final protection in the bedroom area to keep them from turning into dry bodies, it also prolongs their painful death.

The thousands of nights shook their heads and gave new insight into the luxury of the great nobility of the devil. You can imagine what Lingal did in the room before the war. There is nothing in the lobby that will interest you for a thousand nights, except a variety of valuable decorations. So he started a search for those little rooms.

Most of the small rooms are for slaves, and Lingal's own bedroom is not much, and she seems to prefer sleeping in the lobby. Nothing seems to be in this room, but the power of the wreck has been lost, and all the machine darkrooms cannot escape in the perception of the thousand nights, so the real secret room was quickly found in the thousand nights.

The secret room is elegantly furnished, with fine textures engraved on the quiet log-colored walls, fine quality carpets on smooth floors, and a variety of classics neatly placed on the glass rack, like a rather rhyming study. A desk in the middle, with an open notebook on it, was still in the ink bottle, and it seemed like she was going to come back and continue writing.

There are two figures against the wall, each wearing a suit of armor, with different specimens and varying quality. Both pieces of armor are a little old and have a lot of repair marks on them. Some injuries are difficult to repair and still leave marks on the exterior. They are too ordinary for Lingal today, but they are kept in the most central secret chamber, apparently the armor that accompanied her in her growth, to be kept here as a memorial.

On the other wall are some weapons, which are also souvenirs.

This is the last note left in this secret room. Sit in your seat for a thousand nights and open your reading. This note is not a general diary, but contains many secrets, as well as various transactions. Most of them are insignificant content, such as the way some Lingal himself interacts with demons and even other big figures. There are many memories of her youth, often forced or even directly conquered by violence.

These were supposed to be painful memories, but now they're written into very exciting memories, which she herself likes. It seems that as she grows stronger and more powerful, there are fewer and fewer things that can make her feel excited. When I was younger, it was humiliating, and now it's interesting to think back.

That's all, but some of the excuses that get mixed up are interesting. One of them, the Duke, had set a number of conditions because he wanted Lingal to help fight a crucial war. There are three of his minor children loaned to Lingal for a month, as long as they're not dead.

This document, along with other similar borrowings, made clear to Thousand Nights what Song Zining once said, in the eyes of those in charge, nothing is tradable as long as it is beneficial.

Others involved a series of clandestine transactions. Many of them are of great value. For example, in a clash between spider demons and demons, a spider demon marquis received tremendous advantages, which gave way to defensive points, resulting in the rear path of the spider demon army being cut off and defeated. That conflict resulted in the loss of territory equivalent to the three provinces of the Empire. And Lingal herself, part of the deal. She spent a whole three pages scolding the Marquis for his flair and inaccuracy.

If Thousand Nights is correct, he has heard the name of the Marquis of Spiderdemons. The then Marquis is now also the Deputy Duke and the new nobility of the Spider-Man clan. Had the deal been exposed, it would have caused an earthquake of considerable magnitude between the two communities, at least the Deputy Duke of Spiderdemon would have been severely punished. During that war, the Spider-Man clan crashed into a number of big characters.

What's really valuable is this note. It's just gossip. What superior doesn't have a lot behind him? But these secrets, they're all handles. If Thousand Nights were in the Everlasting Night, with this note, it would most likely be sent out, but the greater possibility is that the dead soul would disappear and be silently killed.

This note became heavy, how to use it, I can't think of anything at night. He added the notes to Andoria's space and put them carefully. There are so many secrets in there that perhaps there will be opportunities for use in the future.