Green Monster Epic

"… … I still need to think… …"

"I agree to your request!!"

Just as Briken was still hesitating, the old, hunched Kobold Saint suddenly gave Allen a joyful response with resolute certainty.

"That's great!!"

The most important reason Allen requested assistance this time was the Kobold Saint's powerful artillery platform. With him taking action against the Snek Snake-people tribe alone, his destructive power would be greater than the remaining two Pillars. He could even help Allen deal with the Snake-people High Priest.

In fact, with the strength of the Northern tribes and the powerful ally of the Dragon, Allen was quite confident in dealing with the not-so-strong opponents in the depths of the desert. However, the Tagan Desert was adjacent to the Elven Fortress. If his actions were discovered by the Elven spies lurking in the Northern Territory and they plotted against him, Allen would not want to see that risk.

Therefore, Allen preferred to invade the desert with elite troops, quietly and quickly resolving the battle, and absolutely not giving the Elves time to respond.

Just as Allen's gaze swept across the faces of the other two Pillars, a hint of helplessness flashed across their demigod faces, and they nodded at the same time, saying: "Since Lord Da Vinci is willing to take action, then we can't be lazy."

"Thank you, everyone. I will definitely not let everyone help in vain… …"

Allen was now greatly relieved, his eyes shining.

"I don't need any reward for helping you this time. Just consider it the Alliance's reward for your contribution to initiating the Alliance reform!!"

Da Vinci waved his hand, interrupting Allen: "Our four families are now on the same boat. The safer the Northern Territory is, the more time we will have to develop the wilderness."

"You agree, right??"

"Uh… … Your Excellency is right."

"Yes."

Briken chuckled again, answering insincerely, while the Troll Arian was more open-minded and had a more natural expression.

The interests of the three Pillars' tribes were basically unaffected by this reform. On the contrary, the high-level members of the tribes, who had been prepared for a long time, took advantage of the early turmoil and the subsequent operational needs brought about by the rapid expansion of the tribes, not only making a lot of money economically, but also greatly improving the strength of their tribes.

In addition, the division, disintegration, and suppression of the Alliance's resistance camp earlier had deterred many neutral members within the Alliance. In order to protect themselves, they joined the camp of the four Pillars. It can be said that the tribes to which they belonged were the biggest beneficiaries of this reform.

On the contrary, the Northern Territory, which had basically completed centralization and unification under Allen's leadership, nominally maintained the independence of the various tribes, but in terms of economy, military affairs, education, and so on, everyone was too closely tied to the Greenwood Tribe. In fact, the Northern Territory was already developing in the direction of ethnic integration.

This time, the reform of the Alliance, which stripped away some of the power from the members of the Alliance, conflicted with the Northern Territory, which had completed most of its centralization.

For example, the Alliance rebuilt a more professional and complete education system on the basis of the original academy in Mansha Plain, giving the Northern Territory tribes another option, instead of only being able to train talents through the academy in Greenwood City.

Another example is the army formed by the Alliance Council, independent of the various tribes. The tribes must not refuse the Alliance's conscription for any reason, which can be regarded as depriving the Northern Territory Allied Forces of their rationality and legality. In the future, it is also possible to directly incorporate the Northern Territory Allied Forces into the Alliance with a single conscription order… …

However, in order to complete the reform and advancement of the Alliance, Allen still set an example and made concessions, including the formation of the Alliance army this time. They also contributed manpower and resources in the Northern Territory without any excuses.

These sacrifices were seen by the three Pillars. After all, these rules and regulations were determined by the four of them and countless scholars, working tirelessly day and night. Everyone was clear about the advantages and disadvantages.

Therefore, Da Vinci sincerely admired the broad-mindedness and foresight of the Gnoll Allen, and was also very gratified that he could personally participate in the wilderness reform he had pursued in his twilight years, which could be regarded as making up for the regrets in his heart.

Anyway, the other party only asked him to take action personally, which did not affect the interests of the tribe. It could also allow the Gnoll to gain a favor. The shrewd Kobold Saint did not think that the material rewards could compare to the gratitude of a Saint-level leader who would inevitably lead the wilderness for thousands of years in the future.

"You set a time, and we will go back and prepare."

The preliminary preparations for the reform plan were almost complete. With the Natural God Temple supervising and supporting it, it would not be easier to turn back than when the four Pillars decided to reform. The four of them could finally stop sitting in Mansha City and staring at that mess.

Next, it only needed time to brew. When the new generation of tribes rose one by one and joined the Alliance's big family, then the newly formulated rules of this reform would be completely rooted in the wilderness and become an unshakable iron law.

"Then let's meet in Greenwood City in half a year!"

Allen nodded.

"Okay!"

"Alright!!"

At this point, the Jackalwere Demigod no longer hesitated and replied in a deep voice. Then, the four Pillars ended this meeting and dispersed.

When the residents of the bustling and lively Mansha City were still in their dreams, the four Pillars had already drifted away, ending their 60-70 year journey of sitting in town.

Allen sped across the undulating and vast wilderness. Along the way, he could occasionally see the ruins of the tragedies he had created: the wilderness native tribes that once lived peacefully in a certain corner were turned into prey for other tribes overnight, either slaughtered or captured. The result was never good. Only the lush weeds growing on the dilapidated buildings swayed in the wind, occasionally revealing a few bones to prove something to the world… …

But more often, on the fertile land stained with blood, new tribes and settlements rose again, sowing the seeds of civilization in the Mansha Wilderness.

These tribes, which now seemed very weak and inconspicuous, would rely on the instinct in their lifeblood to grow and become stronger with all their strength, even if they still had to face various threats from the wilderness natives and fierce beasts, without the exploitation and suppression of powerful tribes.

Although Allen had long lost too many emotional fluctuations over the long years and growth path, he could not help but feel a touch of pride in his heart when faced with the brand new scene he had created. And when the majestic mountains belonging to the Kartol Mountains slowly came into view in the distance, the emotional ice wall that had just been broken had a few more cracks at this time.

He didn't know how much the Greenwood Tribe had changed and how much its strength had grown under the leadership of the Dwarf-Gnoll wise man, Albard!!

Allen's heart was full of anticipation.