Green Monster Epic

Having hidden his identity and stayed in Mansha City for less than two days, Allen began to feel restless.

Being in the heart of the wilderness, the speed of acquiring resources and information was naturally incomparable to that of the isolated and frigid north, especially now that Allen was settled in the Assassin's Guild stronghold, a hub of information. As a Saint-level member still registered with the guild, Allen didn't even have to spend any effort to have the latest intelligence about the wilderness delivered to him.

What particularly concerned Allen was the raging war in the south. While the northern front was in a temporary stalemate, the Mansha Wilderness in the south, led by the Temple of Nature and the Church of Nature, joined forces with the Beastman Empire to launch a bloody offensive against human civilization in two directions.

Due to Allen's presence as a newly advanced Saint-level pillar, the Northern Territory had reached a consensus with other pillars, so the impact of this wilderness mobilization was the least among the members. Apart from the Green Field Tribe, the other tribes, including the Hochia Drow Federation, only symbolically raised a mixed army and a batch of grain and grass for the south. The Green Field Tribe only sent Koer, a legendary high-level powerhouse, which was considered their obligation as a member of the alliance.

After all, the alliance still needed to rely on the Northern Territory tribes and the Hochia Federation to guard the northern border, prevent the Elf Kingdom from invading the wilderness, and assist the Dwarf Kingdom.

The other tribes of the Mansha Alliance had each conscripted tens of thousands of warriors and a large amount of supplies in the past fifty or sixty years and sent them to the Human-Centaur Grassland front. Although the vassals around each member were huge, the number of warriors actually sent by their own side was not a major drain on the tribe's population, it still made the leaders of the tribes feel the pain.

Moreover, judging from the current trend of the war, there was no end in sight for the replenishment of manpower and material resources to the southern front, and the hearts of the ruling class of each tribe were gradually becoming agitated.

From these subtle points, one can see the gap in strength between the major civilizations.

The number of troops conscripted by human civilization has now exceeded ten million, and the number of soldiers lost has exceeded five million, and this does not include the collateral damage to ordinary people when the wilderness invades the human heartland. If the loss of more than five million warriors were placed in the wilderness, I am afraid that the tribes would have collectively rebelled and resisted the continued war effort, but in front of the human coalition and the large and small countries behind it, they did not even blink an eye.

The Beastman Empire also suffered heavy losses, but because of the difference in individual quality between the two races, the Beastman Empire still had a much better war loss ratio. In addition, the Beastmen were good at raising and driving beasts to assist in combat, and they themselves were victims of this war. With various factors superimposed, they still maintained a relatively high level of combat enthusiasm.

The wilderness has also suffered considerable losses in recent years, especially since the human coalition has adjusted its tactical focus and invested more elite troops on the front against the wilderness, making the pressure on the Mansha coalition increasingly heavy.

"…The Western Army led by Centaur General Oswalt advanced rashly and deeply, and was ambushed by the Human Coalition in the Valdai Hills, with heavy losses to the main force. Fortunately, the Knights of the Church of Nature were stationed nearby and rushed to support them after receiving their request for help, which prevented the Western Army from losing its combat power…"

"…The Beastman Empire noticed that the Human front line was shrinking and the offensive was sharply reduced. After some probing, the Empire's Marshal Patrick decisively invested millions of reserve troops to launch a large-scale counter-offensive, trying to recover territory and contain the Human Coalition's move to transfer to the Wilderness front…"

"…The Human Coalition adjusted in time, took advantage of the situation, and launched a decisive battle with the main force of the Beastman Empire on the Pandar Fortress front. The two sides invested at least three million troops, with blood flowing for thousands of miles and corpses everywhere…"

"…More than a hundred powerhouses from both sides fought in the sky above the Auli Plains west of Pandar Fortress, including more than eight demigod powerhouses, and even two Saint-level Temple powerhouses fought…"

"…Fierce fighting continued for more than a month, and more than fifteen legendary powerhouses fell…"

The more information Allen obtained, the more uneasy he felt. When the fighting on the Northern Territory front was at its fiercest, the strength of both sides was only a little over 500,000. It was difficult for him to imagine how tragic and terrifying a war involving three million people would be. He even regretted that he should not have sent Koer to the Beastman Empire front, but should have let her advance and retreat with the Wilderness powerhouses, at least the fighting opponents would not be so dangerous.

In front of Albard and others, Allen showed a very ruthless attitude towards Koer, his student, but in fact, in his heart, he always paid close attention to her actions. Perhaps it was because this student was one of the few goblin individuals in this material world with whom he had a strong emotional bond. The partners he made in his early years when he devoted his feelings have basically returned to the Styx. Other people such as Tim and Bobier, including the dragon Figglas, although they left a deep mark in his heart due to various factors, Allen would definitely abandon them or kill them without hesitation at a critical moment.

Although Allen sent Koer to the front line to train, so that she could attack the demigod again in her last lifespan, he had already prepared himself to never see the last side of this girl again, but when this girl was seriously injured and in a desperate situation, his heart still couldn't help but twitch.

After a conversation between the main consciousness and the divine consciousness in the sea of consciousness, Allen suddenly walked out of the room where he had stayed for two days, and a half-elf maid who was guarding the door greeted him with a salute.

"Tell Lord Jarvan that I am going out for a while. If there is a reply to the matter I requested from him, then please send someone to send me a letter."

Waving his hand to stop the maid from following him, Allen walked towards the ground passage while instructing the maid.

During the two days he stayed in this underground hall, Jarvan had not shown his face, presumably to discuss with the other high-level guild members in the main camp. This matter concerned the foundation of the Assassin's Guild, so Jarvan and the other high-level guild members could not help but be cautious, because they did not know what Allen wanted a demiplane space for.

And Allen did not intend to reveal his purpose completely before the other party agreed to his request. After all, this Assassin's Guild seemed to maintain neutrality on the surface, but its position in the last assassination mission was clearly biased towards the human side. Although Jarvan later gave Allen and the others a reasonable explanation on behalf of the Assassin's Guild, the things that had already happened could not be forgotten because of a few words and some compensation.