Green Monster Epic

The earth-shattering news caused ripples in the hearts of the two demigods, Blicken and Yalen, who stared at Alan in disbelief.

What made them especially curious was how Alan had learned of this news, which was even faster than the intelligence systems of their two tribes. Even during today's exchange with Jehr, they hadn't detected any understanding of this matter from Jehr.

You should know that the Church of Nature is behind Jehr. Although there has been some estrangement and distance between them recently, such important news would be shared with other allies as soon as it was learned, regardless of who found out first.

On this matter, everyone's interests are aligned, and there's no need for any concealment, just as Alan is now telling Blicken and Yalen.

"Believe me, in a few days, you two will also learn of this news from your intelligence systems and the temple."

"Therefore, I must immediately return to the tribe to take charge and coordinate discussions with the Drow to resist the elven army."

Alan solemnly affirmed the truthfulness of his information.

"This really can't be delayed. With us two old guys in the south, there's naturally not much to worry about. As for your northern territory, the Drow are, after all, ambitious and untrustworthy. The Alliance also doesn't pay enough attention to the north, so in the early stages, you'll really have to rely on yourselves!"

Blicken and Yalen reluctantly digested this important news and then comforted and understood Alan.

"When the time comes at the Alliance Council, I'll have to rely on you two to support us more, considering the difficult situation in the northern territory!"

Alan gave a wry smile, while also making a request to Blicken and the other two.

If the northern territory faces difficulties in the future, it will ultimately have to rely on the Alliance to provide manpower and material support to the northern territory, just like it supports the Centaur Plains. This will inevitably require the support of most Alliance members, and right now, these two and the camps they represent have considerable influence.

"You don't need to remind us of that, Alan. We will also support the northern territory!"

Blicken and Yalen exchanged glances and smiled knowingly.

"Then I'll thank you two in advance!"

Alan made a fist with his right hand and thumped his chest, giving a solemn salute of gratitude.

"Once this crisis in my northern territory is resolved, I will definitely share a drink with you two!"

"That's for sure!"

After exchanging a few more words, Alan flew into the sky and disappeared into the vast horizon, leaving only the two demigods to gaze distantly at his gradually disappearing figure and aura.

"I didn't expect that the elves would really attack our wilderness this time. It looks like our goblin demigod will be busy!"

Blicken's eyes flickered, and he spoke slowly, lost in thought.

"What are you planning to say at the Alliance Council?"

The troll demigod, Yalen, turned to look at him, asking with a calm expression.

"What are you planning to do?"

Blicken asked back, not answering, with a "guess" expression.

". Boring!"

Yalen shook his head and turned to walk into the military tent, no longer wanting to chat idly with this old guy. He still had to hurry up and report the news of the elven army's deployment back to the tribe, while also carefully considering how to deal with this matter next.

Seeing that his old friend Yalen was no longer paying attention to him, Blicken didn't mind. After retracting his distant gaze, a trace of contemplation flashed across his face, clearly indicating that his heart wasn't as relaxed as it seemed on the surface.

Alan went north at full speed, and the information about the northern territory encountering an elven invasion arrived in Mansha City almost simultaneously. As a demigod pillar who had been stationed in Mansha City for fifty years, Alan had only been stationed for just over ten years, including the time he went south to the front lines. Therefore, according to the rules, he had to report to the Alliance first before returning to the tribe.

At this time, the Alliance's high-level officials and the temple were also shocked by the elven army's invasion. Everyone was discussing whether Alan should be recalled or whether another pillar should be sent north to take charge of the front lines.

Now, Alan's return brought an end to everyone's debate, no longer wasting time on this matter. However, many people were somewhat curious at this time as to why this pillar lord had returned at such an opportune moment!

"Now that Chief Alan has returned, and since he comes from the northern territory and his tribe is located on the front lines, he is the most suitable commander to take charge of the northern territory."

"Presumably, none of you here have any objections, right?"

Since the humans sounded the horn of war, the wilderness's major pillars had no longer stayed in their respective tribes, either sitting in Mansha City to coordinate Alliance resources and manpower, or going to the front lines to take charge, like Alan.

At this time, the one presiding over the meeting was Davinci, the wilderness's strongest saint, and on his left and right were the goblin demigod Marvin and Alan, who had just rushed back.

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Marvin glanced sideways at his fellow goblin Alan, separated by the gnoll saint, a hint of disappointment flashing deep in his eyes.

Originally, when Alan hadn't returned and the Alliance was discussing which pillar representative to send to take charge of the northern territory, he had been quite eager to volunteer to go, so as to find out the actual situation of the Green Field Tribe and see if he could do something in secret to suppress the edge of this fellow demigod opponent.

However, the northern territory's major tribes strongly protested, and Saint Davinci was also somewhat hesitant, which made it impossible to determine this matter for a while. But if Marvin continued to insist in the following discussions, there was still a high probability that it would work out.

But who would have thought that this bear goblin, Alan, would come back so quickly, as if he knew this news earlier than the Alliance. Now, with his active return, Marvin no longer had the qualification to compete with him for the position of northern territory commander.

But Marvin still wanted to fight for it, at least to make this guy uncomfortable, which would also be good.

"With him alone, I'm afraid he may not be able to withstand the elven powerhouses, right? Why don't I go north with him? That would be more secure."

"I'll thank Lord Marvin for his kindness, but my northern territory is not without people. The Drow Federation has no shortage of powerhouses. What is really lacking are the warriors who fight on the battlefield. The Alliance should give us a reassurance in advance, so that we can have a bottom line!"

Alan knew Marvin's malice towards him, but he still maintained his demeanor, politely rejecting the other party's suggestion and raising the issues that he and the northern territory tribes were more concerned about.

"On this issue, we have actually discussed it, but Alan, you also know that in the previous two years, the Alliance twice summoned warriors to go south to attack the human homeland and contain their actions against the beastmen. The tribes have already been somewhat dissatisfied. If we do another summons now, I'm afraid many tribes will resist!"

Davinci turned around and said with a troubled expression.

"But you can rest assured that the Alliance is, after all, a unified whole. We will still do our best to support the northern territory."

"Lord Davinci, and everyone!!"

Alan glared angrily, almost slamming the table. At this time, he could no longer maintain his so-called demeanor, otherwise, he would inevitably be taken advantage of as a pushover.

"The situation in the northern territory is different from the situation on the Centaur Plains in the south!"

"Although the humans in the south are powerful, they have not yet invaded our wilderness territory. However, the elves have an army of over two hundred thousand, and they have already annexed Thunder Town and killed their way to Coldwind Ridge."

"If we in the northern territory cannot stop the elven army's advance and let them see our weakness, can you guarantee that the elves will not turn their attention to first attacking and annexing the northern territory's vast territory, and then plotting to seize the dwarf kingdom's land?"

"Without us blocking them in front, without the natural barrier of the Catoer Canyon, don't even think about having a peaceful life in the future!"

"When the elves want to, they can send troops south at any time and gradually nibble away at the wilderness's territory. If nothing else, they can lock the gates of the Muir Fortress, and most of the trade routes will be cut off!"

"Chief Alan, it sounds like you're threatening us?"

Marvin's sarcastic voice rang out again, as if he was afraid that things wouldn't get big enough.

"I'm really not threatening you, Lord Marvin!"

Alan's face was as cold as ice, and he glared at the other party with a gloomy expression: "The twenty-odd tribes in the northern wilderness have been greatly suppressed in the Alliance over the years. When there are benefits, we always get less than the other tribes. When there are needs, we have to bear the same responsibilities and obligations as the other members."

"If even this major event concerning the life and death of my northern territory cannot receive fair treatment from the Alliance, then we think it is very necessary to reconsider the meaning of the Alliance to everyone!"

"Chief Alan, you're overthinking things. The Alliance's one hundred and fourteen members are all equal, regardless of size. If there were places that made you feel unfair before, that was our temple's dereliction of duty in supervision. We will definitely correct it in the future and give everyone a fair environment as much as possible."

"Regarding the issue of the elven invasion, we will also urge the Alliance tribes to reinforce the northern territory and will never sit idly by and watch the northern territory fall into crisis!"

At this moment, the representative of the Church of Nature came out in time to smooth things over, appeasing the seemingly agitated bear goblin leader.

"Everyone, I have already expressed my opinions. We will be watching how the Alliance prepares for the affairs of the northern territory!"

"I'm also a little worried about the war in the north. The subsequent discussions will be handled by everyone. I'll take a step ahead to preside over the resistance against the elven army's invasion!"

"Goodbye!"

Alan had considered it clearly when he came, preparing to use the power of his previous illustrious military achievements and everyone's awe of his improved strength to quickly cut through the mess and set the tone for things. Otherwise, if he really followed the Alliance's procrastinating style of handling things, he wouldn't have so much time to waste on this.

Although the elves only sent a partial division south, the pressure on the northern territory's several tribes was not small. If the Thorns Ring organization's internal potential is consumed too much in this war, then even if the elves are ultimately repelled, the Thorns Ring's status in the Alliance will not be good.

Therefore, Alan must need the Alliance to send reinforcements to preserve the strength of the northern territory's several tribes as much as possible, so that he and the northern territory's power can be consolidated.