Green Monster Epic

“This time, thanks to Lord Allen for speaking up for my Northern Territory and arguing on principle, we avoided the fate of being exploited by several clans again.”

The Thorns Ring team has expanded another circle in the territory of Na'Muhl Fortress. Each scattered building has its own function, and the well-trained and burly warriors scattered around surround this area, which is enough to prove the area's current status in the hearts of the ruling class of the Northern Territory.

Of course, this area is not so vigilant on weekdays. Except for the annual routine meeting, it is rare to see a large number of troops guarding and alert like today. The reason is that the information suddenly came from Mansha City some time ago, which made the leaders of the Thorns Ring team realize the subtle situation, and then they contacted each other to convene an organization discussion meeting temporarily.

“Yes, everyone must have read the letter Lord Allen sent. We really need to prepare in advance.”

“Lord Allen is right. The Northern Territory is the foundation for our long-term reproduction. Since the last time the elf army invaded and revealed their ambition, I am afraid it will be difficult for our Northern Territory to stay out of it like last time.”

“…I am afraid that this time the elves will target my Northern Territory…”

The representatives of the various clans attending this time are rarely the power figures in the clan, and there are also clan leaders like Tim and Bobier. Even the leaders of the two medium-sized tribes, Wildheart and Koryma, who are not yet qualified to join the Mansha Alliance, are sitting in the spacious conference hall of the castle.

A group of strong men had serious expressions on their faces, and it could be seen that everyone felt a powerful and invisible pressure, which was slowly approaching the land where everyone had lived for countless years.

The relationship between the Raven's Claw clan and the Greenwood tribe is becoming more and more intimate. Whether it is the current leader Bobier or the hyena priest Cole who is trying to divide the power in Bobier's hands, both strong men need to obtain the support of the Greenwood tribe in order to compete for power.

Therefore, when Allen's letter was delivered to the hands of these two hyena strongmen, they rarely put aside their prejudices and made a unified attitude at the meeting, and they all spoke in support of the proposals in Allen's letter.

“This matter still needs to be considered in the long term. After all, the territory that the elves really value and regard as a threat is the Dwarf Kingdom.”

“Our Northern Territory is separated from the Elf Kingdom by the Tagan Desert, which is not small in area. It is not easy for them to dispatch troops on a large scale.”

“If I were their high-level officials, I would definitely not leave the dwarves, who are a greater threat, deeper hatred, and stronger temptation, alone, and run to target our barren Northern Wilderness!”

Shifenqi, the chief of the Aman Shah tribe, had different opinions, and said his reasons calmly.

“Our tribe also thinks so.”

Janrui, the elder representative of the Algang tribe, who is in the same line as the Aman Shah tribe, nodded in agreement.

These two lizardmen tribes basically speak in unison in the Thorns Ring organization, and it is not surprising that their behaviors rarely diverge, and they have such an attitude at this time.

Faced with the proposal in Allen's letter to form a coalition army of various ethnic members like the Greenwood, Snomi, and other three-ethnic coalition forces to garrison the front line of Nasir Fortress and invest a lot of resources to defend against the elf army that they don't know whether it will appear, the high-level officials of the two lizardmen tribes are still somewhat reluctant.

For the two lizardmen tribes, the crisis from the elves is not urgent, because in front of them, there are several major forces such as Greenwood, Snomi, Raven's Claw, and Drow resisting. If a war really breaks out, as long as these forces are not defeated, they will naturally be safe.

Although it sounds like their two tribes are a bit short-sighted, the tribesmen who develop and reproduce are also very precious resources. Who would be willing to send them to the battlefield to die!

At any rate, they should be offered a suitable bargaining chip so that the warriors of their tribe can die properly!

“Although my clan is not as powerful as the tribes behind the representatives present, as a member of the Northern Territory, my clan will never shirk the responsibility that we should bear.”

“Before coming to the meeting, I have already issued a conscription order to my clan and the surrounding affiliated tribes. At most, within three months, an army will go north to listen to the command of the commander of the coalition army.”

The legendary ogre chieftain Nigaoer has more fat on his body, but what has changed even more is the vicissitudes on his face and the wisdom that flashes in his eyes from time to time.

With the support of the Greenwood tribe over the years, the Wildheart clan has been thriving and has a good chance of becoming the next tribe to meet the standard of a formal member of the Mansha Alliance.

Especially since the Greenwood tribe took the initiative to give up control of the vast mountainous area on the eastern foot of the Cato Mountains, and instead allowed members of the Thorns Ring organization to develop it together, it gave the Wildheart clan, which was sandwiched between the Greenwood and Uluk tribes, a buffer and direction for development.

With so much support from Greenwood, Nigaoer also has a clear mirror in his heart, knowing what the other party wants. Therefore, when he saw a representative raising objections, Nigaoer, who looked like a mountain of flesh, said his opinion in a deep and serious voice.

“……”

The ogre chieftain's statement not only made the faces of the two lizardmen representatives sink, but also made Trist, the dark elf representative of Koryma, who had almost the same strength and status as Wildheart, and was also the close partner of Greenwood tribe elder Koer, feel a little embarrassed and embarrassed.

The Koryma clan, like the Wildheart tribe, is deeply cared for by the Greenwood tribe. It can even be said that the Koryma clan needs to follow the Greenwood tribe's lead in order to have a stable living environment, and it does not have as much choice as the Wildheart.

When he came, Trist was also instructed by Ted, the town guard, not to express his position too early, but to observe the attitudes of the representatives of the various clans before slowly deliberating.

The dark elves also have their own difficulties. The last time the elves invaded the Greenwood Plains, the Koryma clan took the initiative to support them, which earned them a wave of favor among the high-level officials of the Greenwood tribe, but the price was that the 2,000 remote archers who supported them still lost hundreds of people.

For other races in the wilderness, this loss is nothing, but for the dark elves, whose fertility rate is more than twice as low as that of the indigenous people of the wilderness, these losses of population really made Ted and the others feel heartbroken.

Although Ted and Lydia have always understood in their hearts that if the elves really invade the Northern Territory, they, as a member of it, will inevitably not escape the fate of fighting them.

“Everyone!”

Because the matter was of great importance, the representative of the Greenwood tribe attending this time was the legendary mage Albard, who should have been stationed in Green Lake Town. Only his wisdom could reassure Allen, and he could also understand the intentions of other representatives.

“The elves invading the Northern Territory is just one possibility. Perhaps we will be fully prepared and the elves will eventually choose their nemesis, the dwarves, as their target, and this possibility is even greater.”

“But this does not prevent our clans from preparing in advance and making the elves more afraid.”

“Just like what my clan leader said, the alliance may not give us more support until the elves' invasion becomes a reality. Otherwise, in the current situation, we really cannot rely on the alliance.”

“This requires us to withstand their first wave of fierce offensive if the elves' army really invades, and at the same time buy enough time for the alliance to reinforce us.”

“This is also the reason why my clan leader argued on principle for us at the alliance core level meeting and no longer allocated a large number of resources and manpower to the south.”

“If we don't do our best to protect our own inherent land, then how can we expect other tribes in the alliance to fight for our interests!”