Undead Mage from a Cell

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Gu Xi pushed open the car door and jumped off the carriage.

He looked up and found several angels flying toward him.

Gu Xi nodded to these angels and flicked his fingers, dropping several pieces of negative energy into their hands.

"Gentlemen, I’m back. If there’s any letter for me, please send it directly to my estate. If anyone’s looking for me, just say I’m busy and not around."

Having said that, Gu Xi turned to pay the coachman, carried a small coffin and an illusion magic wand, and headed inside the Sky Garden.

Seeing this, the coachman breathed a sigh of relief and turned the carriage to leave.

As the carriage departed, Gu Xi had already returned to his place.

He immediately placed the main city gate on the empty ground outside the estate.

The previous cautious arrangement when opening the main city gate made Gu Xi feel quite stifled.

Now that the main city gate was open, a group of Undead immediately emerged to take over the defense system here.

Meanwhile, Gu Xi called upon Luna and the others at once, placing the little fox’s corpse before them.

"It really is dead, truly a righteous fox."

Seeing the small coffin that Gu Xi put down, Eve, one of Gu Xi’s four Contracted Undead, actually spoke up.

During the time Gu Xi spent on the train, the little foxes had always stayed in Yalidov City.

Initially, Luna was tasked with watching over them.

Later, Eve took them as observation samples, spending much of her time focused on these little foxes.

Her observations were more detailed.

To others, the little fox was just eating and then vomiting, vomiting and then defecating.

But Eve noticed that the other little foxes were just accompanying the feeding.

Only one little fox ate significantly more.

It seemed to be this little fox’s path of training.

Even when exhausted, this little fox would comfort its siblings and tell them to hold on.

Eve developed some affection for it.

"Yes, after completing the divination, it ended up like this. Although it said a few things, I haven’t looked at the divination result closely yet."

Gu Xi explained everything and then took out the little fox’s corpse.

Shaya took over; as a thief and assassin, she was particularly skilled at handling such corpses.

In just a few moves, she had skinned the fox and forcibly extracted the fox’s skull.

At this moment, Gu Xi noticed a large number of cracks on the fox’s skull that he couldn’t understand.

These cracks all started at the eye sockets.

It was evident that the little fox used this method for divination.

Everything it divined was recorded within its bones.

Holding up the skull, Gu Xi murmured softly,

"The Fox Divination Master’s eye exists in the sky!"

As soon as Gu Xi finished saying this, he saw a mist flash before his eyes, filled with numerous images.

Those images depicted scenes of Gu Xi being besieged.

The ones besieging Gu Xi were the Octopus Head players.

However, Gu Xi noticed that in the images, these Octopus Heads seemed to treat him as a boss to farm.

Among the players, there were over ten Level 20 or higher players with aura-stepped feet, not to mention those between Level 10 and Level 15.

They formed a group to attack Gu Xi comprehensively from all angles.

Even from the images now appearing, it could be seen that they had at least nine pieces of Orange Armor.

The most frustrating part was that they actually initiated a Death City challenge against Gu Xi.

This meant that Yalidov City couldn’t provide more military support to Gu Xi.

Simultaneously, every one of Gu Xi’s Contracted Undead underlings was targeted in various aspects, with the Eldest Princess Anna, who often appeared on battlefronts, being a primary target of the Octopus Head players.

In her Grand Princess Council, each member had a player specifically dealing with them.

If not for the hidden ninth Lord within the Grand Princess Council under Eldest Princess Anna, she might have been the first to be taken out.

The more he watched these images, the darker Gu Xi’s expression became.

He could entirely tell that the other side had caught him off guard in terms of intelligence.

It could be said that all the tactics Gu Xi could employ were known by the opponent.

Because of this targeted approach, Gu Xi couldn’t withstand the enemy’s attack, even after changing many battle strategies.

In the end, despite Gu Xi clearly having three and a half pieces of Orange Armor, he was killed anyway, and all his Orange Armor was taken.

Even his soul and body weren’t spared.

All were broken down and taken away by the Octopus Head players.

As for Gu Xi’s Yalidov City, that part of the image never appeared.

It’s unknown whether it was taken over by the Octopus Head players or lost because of Gu Xi’s death.

The only thing certain is that after killing Gu Xi, the Octopus Head players seemed quite dissatisfied, as if this venture of theirs was a loss.

After watching all the visible images, Gu Xi silently put down the little fox’s head.

As Gu Xi lowered the little fox’s head, Luna and the others picked it up one by one to examine it.

Finally, it was Shaya who spoke up first.

"Sir, our intelligence has been leaked."

"Yes, those Octopus Heads are masters in the field of spirit. If they want to inquire about something, it’s not hard for them to find things out.

Moreover, our Yalidov City cannot completely shut out external communication.

Some information spreading out is quite normal.

But knowing this situation, we must solve this problem.

If not, we have to think of a way to hide part of our strength to avoid being targeted, lest all our cards are exposed."

Gu Xi immediately stated.

At that moment, Eldest Princess Anna spoke up.

"Sir, did you notice something? There are many images in the vision that are black."

Gu Xi seriously recalled and did find that was indeed the case.

Although he saw many scenes of great calamity through the little fox’s divination, some parts were unclear.

Gu Xi initially thought it was due to the little fox’s inadequate divination.

But thinking about it now, some scenes seemed erased, or perhaps there were uncertainties.

Upon realizing this, Gu Xi saw a new hope.

If there are uncertainties, it indicates that not everything is predetermined from the start.

The key to breaking the deadlock lies here for Gu Xi.

With hope, Gu Xi’s mentality shifted, and he noticed a blind spot.

In the divination result, from beginning to end, there was a key figure who never appeared.

Li Yufang!