My Waste Husband
Chapter 1592

Chapter 1592



Baret had come with a group of elders. With Master Alene around, Baret was extraordinarily confident. He did not believe that this young man had the strength to challenge Master Alene. In this world, how could anyone challenge her?

Baret couldn't hear what Alene said to Henry. He saw that she had already talked to Henry, and Henry had stopped what he was doing. He shouted to Henry like a dog, "Kid, now kneel down obediently and kowtow to me. You may be lucky to survive!"

Upon hearing this, Alene, who was receiving Henry's order, felt a sudden chill in her heart. She looked at Henry with embarrassment.

Henry smiled. "Your people?"

Alene gave Henry an apologetic smile. "He's a relative of mine. This girl is engaged to him."

"All right. If I don't kill him this time, the next time he speaks, all of them will die." Henry's voice was very soft, but it made Alene tremble all over because she knew that this person had such strength.

Baret, who was not far away, saw that Henry didn't say anything and thought that Henry was afraid of him, so he said again, "Boy, I'll count to..." "Shut up!" Alene slapped Baret. She looked at Baret coldly and said, "If you say one more word, you will be digging your own grave."

Obviously, Baret didn't expect that Alene would react like this. Baret's elder also didn't expect it. After all, Alene had a strong relationship with his family. Now she was speaking for an outsider. Who was this person?

Henry looked at Alene with anger in his eyes.

Alene avoided Henry's gaze.

Henry didn't say anything more. Alene's actions were selfish, but he could understand it. He pointed to the old man and Laily and said, "These two people have strange identities. Take them to custody first. Remember, be careful not to let them spread the news."

"Don't worry." Master Alene nodded solemnly. Then she waved her hand, and a few people came up and escorted the old man and Laily away. Henry was worried, so he shot out a few more purple lights. After twining the old man and the Laily, he was relieved.

"Has the news been delivered?" Henry asked, glancing at Alene.

Alene nodded. "Yes, all of them have been informed. It will take them a bit of time to get here, one or two days." "Okay," Henry replied, "You can go to some places with me now."

After Henry said that, his figure flashed and went deep into the green forest.

Alene followed Henry. They were very fast. Flying through the sky and over the dense forest, the scene under them passed by quickly.

They travelled at this speed for an entire day. Rushing at this speed was nothing to an expert like them.

One day later, Henry suddenly stopped in the air and looked ahead.

Alene also stopped beside Henry and looked in the direction that Henry was looking at, with a pair of willow-shaped eyebrows severely wrinkled. "This is..." Master Alene looked down. Deep in the green forest, there were huge cracks in the place where the green forest was thick. The soil on the ground had turned dark red and began to turn black. It was dyed with blood. At this moment, the town that used to exist there was destroyed and lifeless.

"You haven't received any news, right?" Henry looked at Alene.

Alene nodded. "This is the reason why you're here?"

"Yes." Henry nodded.

Alene made a guess and said, "Is there a new force?"

Henry nodded and then shook his head. "It's not a new force. To be precise, it's a new race."

"Race?" Alene's face was full of doubts.

"You'll know soon enough. Look at the time, it's about time."

The moment the word came out of Henry's mouth, a huge black shadow appeared behind Henry. The shadow held a long wolf-tooth club and swept toward Henry and Alene.

Without Henry's help, the trees around grew wildly at this moment and went straight to the sky. The three- metre thick vine instantly entangled the black figure that attacked the two people and lifted it in the air.

This was in the green forest. At first glance, it could be seen that there was a dense forest. The combat power of Alene was greatly exerted, and all the plants could be used by her.

It was an Orc that was entangled by the vines.

Alene looked at the figure with the head of a beast and frowned.

"Not only this one, but also." Henry's voice sounded.

Alene looked down and saw no less than 10 huge Orcs. At this time, they jumped up and rushed toward Alene.

Alene's fingers emitted a green light. Countless vines rose into the sky and wrapped themselves around these Orcs. They were lifted in the air and swayed continuously.

"What are these?" after making sure that there were no other people around, Alene asked.

"Orcs," Henry said, "They say that

they came from the Abyss to conquer this continent. Their destructive power is extremely strong, and they use humans as food. At present, many villages and towns have been affected in your area. They have the wisdom of human beings and can transform into humans. They act cautiously. Even if they trampled on a place, they will leave people to guard it to prevent the news from spreading. From here on out, it is regarded as a dividing line. In the future, I am afraid that there will be no town in the whole Forest District."

"I'll go and have a look." Alene flew up to the sky. A few minutes later, she landed again with a terrible look on her face.

"And?"

Alene clenched her fists and gritted her teeth. She squeezed out the words, "These b*stards!"

Henry spread out his arms, "We

don't know where these Orcs came

from. We don't know their

background. Now they are in the open and we are in the dark. If we want to deal with them, we have to make a complete plan. Otherwise, once we give these Orcs time, when the war starts, I'm afraid that all of our advantages will disappear. Their individual battle strength is far beyond ours. As for the numbers, we don't know clearly, but since they dare to invade, it means that they have absolute confidence."

As Alene waved her arm, the vines twining the Orcs instantly shrank, breaking their bones. Countless huge man-eating flowers grew high in the sky, devouring the Orcs cleanly as if they had never appeared.

After doing all this, Alene felt a little

better. The scene she had just seen

made her unable to calm down. She

was the Lord of Forest District, such a big thing had happened- there. And someone else had_ reminded her that it was her incompetence. At the same time, it also made her angry. The people who died were all her people.