Path of Light.

Chapter 855 856. Harvest
The Naga Empire of the Endless Sea was established by thousands of Naga sea tribes.

The most powerful of the Naga sea tribes is Abisfanger, which has tens of millions of tribesmen. They are also the rulers of the Endless Sea and are known as the true royal family of the Naga sea tribe. They have seven-colored fish tails as gorgeous as a rainbow. They occupy the most prosperous city of Corolslang in the central area of ​​the Endless Sea.

In addition, there are five Naga tribes in the Endless Sea with a population of over 10 million. They occupy Jonahagen, Hyperborean, Eldorado, Lemuria and Hesperides respectively.

Thousands of small tribes are vassals surrounding these six powerful sea tribes.

And these Ganajima people jointly created the Endless Sea - the Naga Empire.

The Naga tribe led by Nozahak inherited from the Ridge of Raging Waves. They live in the vast sea area more than a thousand nautical miles west of Gomez City. There are many islands in this sea area, and the largest island is this active volcanic island - Kui Island.

A few decades ago, Chief Nozahak's tribe had a population of 200,000 and 50,000 Naga warriors.

During the war between the Naga Sea Tribe and the Silver Moon Elves for the Queen Igwene Islands, all the Naga warriors of the tribe, led by the former chief, bypassed the Queen Igwene Islands to cut off the supply lines of the Silver Moon Elves. Unexpectedly, they ran into the Dark Moon Elves' army that came to support from the Port of Murayaki. In that battle, almost all the Naga warriors in the tribe were wiped out.

The tribe led by Chief Nozahak also suffered a devastating defeat after the war.

Twenty years ago, the Gray Dwarf fleet sailed north to occupy Kuei Island. Nearly 150,000 Gray Dwarves were left to live on Kuei Island. They were the original plunderers of this sea area.

Soon the gray dwarves discovered this secret slave trade route. They tried to plunder the elves, but there were some Silver Pegasus Legions stationed along the west coast of the Elf Continent. The risk of plundering elf slaves was very high, so some gray dwarf bandits set their sights on the Naga Sea Clan.

In desperation, Chief Nozahak led his tribe to live in a trench on the outskirts of Gomez.

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Recently, there have always been Nagas who were captured by the gray dwarf bandits and escaped back to Gomez City. There have been thousands of Naga sea tribes who have come one after another. They told everyone in Gomez City about the hardships they had experienced.

This incident immediately caused panic among the Naga residents of Gomez City, and also attracted the attention of the Naga nobles...

It was under such circumstances that Lord Gomez found Chief Nozahak and said to him:

Since there are always gray dwarves making trouble in the area of ​​Kui Island, and it has even affected the safety of the Naga sea tribe in Gomez City, and your tribal territory is over there, now your tribe has been recuperating in the suburbs of Gomez City for more than ten years, and the younger generation has grown up, you must quickly solve the trouble there.

Chief Nozahak naturally did not dare to disobey the order of Lord Gomez, so he led 50,000 young Naga warriors to the vicinity of Kui Island.

After some investigation, the Naga sea warriors discovered that Kui Island had been occupied by half-blood elves. The half-blood elves drove away the gray dwarf bandits and were very powerful in this sea area...

Before this group of Nagas could make any move, they discovered another fleet of gray dwarves heading straight for the island of Kuei.

This group of Naga warriors were quite happy. If they could defeat both the gray dwarves and the elves, not only would they be able to complete the task assigned by the city lord, but they could also take back their homeland.

Unexpectedly, just as he arrived at the eastern waters of Kui Island and was about to take advantage of the situation to rob, he was blocked by a Naga mermaid...

The tricolor fishtail suggested that she might have a little royal blood.

Originally, Chief Nozahak simply wanted to learn about the situation on Kui Island from the mermaid lady.

Unexpectedly, after a few words, the mermaid lady actually invited him to go to Kui Island to watch the battle...

Chief Nozahak took into consideration that the Naga warriors in his Naga army were generally very young, and many young Nagas were going to the battlefield for the first time and had almost no battlefield experience.

Thinking of going to Kui Island Beach is dangerous, but it is worth it...

At least we can find out the strength of these gray dwarf bandits and half-elf warriors.

So he followed the mermaid over a wall and came to the beach of Kui Island, and then he saw the sea dyed red with blood.

The bodies of the aliens and the gray dwarf bandits were all laid out on the beach...

Then we saw another group of gray dwarves desperately escaping from the dense forest.

They were a group of extremely vicious gray dwarves, and they were chased and killed everywhere by the elf warriors like a school of fish!
At this moment, Chief Nozahak was really scared.

When he stood on the beach, the plan to attack the island that he had already prepared in his mind was completely inappropriate...

So the last bit of faith in victory was completely drowned by the blood-stained sea water...

During the time that Chief Nozahak stood on the beach, he fully realized that waiting was the most painful torment.

Then when Roy came out of the jungle, he was a little surprised at first.

Who would have thought that the leader of this powerful half-elf army would actually be a human...

He followed Roy up the seawall.

Standing on the seawall, my heart was surging. On one side of the seawall was the sea water dyed red by blood. A few dozen meters away from the beach was connected to a quiet forest that had swallowed countless lives. On the other side was the vast blue sea, boundless and endless.

In this vast sea, where couldn't his Naga tribe live?

Why do we have to fight for this island of Kui, where countless lives have been buried?
Chief Nozahak was in this mood when Roy proposed to him: the Nagas should own all the sea areas here, the elves should own all the land areas here, and the elves and Nagas could trade freely.

He was silent for a moment and then agreed readily.

"Okay! I agree with your proposal..."

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Roy did not expect that this Naga leader, who looked very strong, would agree directly without any objection.

The two of them stood quietly on the seawall for a while...

Chief Nozahak thought of a very beautiful sea area near Kui Island, which was once the residence of their Naga tribe, and he wanted to move there with the Naga tribe.

Because the two sides have just met and don’t know each other very well...

He thought he should say hello to the elf leader:

"Can we live over there in the Coral Sea?"

Roy suddenly thought of the sea area where he had fought with the gray dwarves. Thinking of the many sunken ships on the seawall there, he said awkwardly:

"Of course, but the Coral Sea seems a bit messy right now, and there are a few shipwrecks. If you want to live there, you probably need to clean it up."

Chief Nozahak knew that half-elves also loved to eat fish, and he felt that he should make things clear with the elven chieftain regarding the fishing issue to avoid future conflicts.

These half-elves beat the gray dwarves to a pulp, so it should be no problem for them to be dealt with.

"Then can we fish around here?" Chief Nozahak asked again.

This question completely stunned Roy.

He thought, isn't it a daily routine for you guys in Janna to fish in the sea? Why do you ask me if I can fish?
"This sea originally belongs to you. Fishing is your right. We are outsiders. I hope you can agree that we can live on this island."

Seeing that the Naga leader was so polite, Roy also spoke implicitly.

"Of course! You can stay as long as you want."

"In fact, we can trade. For example, you can bring some fish to the dock and trade us for what you need..."

Roy began to sell the Naga chieftain the inventory of goods that were piled up in Padstow.

The two were chatting with great interest when Vitas, covered in blood, came to the seawall and saluted Roy:

"Boss, we have dealt with all the gray dwarf bandits who dared to resist in the dense forest. What should we do next?"

Roy looked back at the beach and saw many half-elf guards running to the beach in groups. Some of them sat on the beach to rest, while others took off their armor and stood in the sea to wash the blood off their bodies.

Roy didn't quite believe that the mine guards could wipe out all 30,000 gray dwarf bandits on the island so quickly.

At most, we will defeat all the gray dwarves who dare to resist...

Vitas ran to the seawall to report the battle situation so carelessly, probably just to confirm whether he had found the Naga sea tribe's hostages...

When he saw Roy, Vitas winked at him calmly, probably because he was worried that Roy was being coerced.

Roy didn't have time to deal with his messy body language, so he said:
"Let Tennyson and his men clean up the battlefield. The Padstow City Security Guard can withdraw from Kuei Island first. The mine guards will take turns to rest. What we need to pay attention to now is the treatment of the wounded."

Then Vitas was sent away by Roy...

Not long after, Chief Nozahak said goodbye to Roy, dived into the sea, his tail exposed above the water, swayed casually, and then disappeared immediately.

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Seeing that the battle situation had completely stabilized, Roy thought about leaving.

On the eastern battlefield, Roy restored some holy light power for the priests to ensure that in the next mission of searching for the gray dwarf bandits, the priests could ensure that the half-elf guards always had the blessing halo. Then Roy returned to the dock of Kui Island.

Sabrina is responsible for managing the security of the area around the dock, and many half-elf guards are deployed at the dock.

Currently, there are nearly five thousand half-elf guards from the Security Guard Corps guarding this place.

The dock seemed a bit chaotic. Every now and then, a group of half-blood elves would walk along the beach, and some half-blood elf teams would patrol around the square in the woods...

Sabrina's biggest worry was that some gray dwarves would suddenly appear and destroy the portal in the clearing in the woods.

So this is the area where she focuses on deploying sentries.

Although the news of the victory of the battle has already reached here, the portal is still continuously transporting supplies to this side, and the entire square is filled with large amounts of supplies.

Sabrina also dispatched a large number of griffin cavalry to wander around the nearby sea to detect the gray dwarf bandits emerging from the sea.

She also sent several squads of griffon cavalry to the volcano to check if there were any gray dwarf bandits lurking on the cliffs facing the sea.

Seeing that everything was normal at the dock, Roy hurried back to the mine guard regiment's barracks.

The camp of the mine guard was in great chaos. There were only some injured elf guards in the camp. The rest of the half-elf guards were all sent by Mulin to the eastern battlefield of Kui Island.

These injured half-elf guards were carried back from the front battlefield by the elves on stretchers. They have been treated by the priests and can only be taken to the ward in the camp to recuperate.

Roy saw these injured half-elves lined up in a long row and walking into the camp, so he walked over to check their injuries.

There are basically two types of wounds when fighting with gray dwarves: one is caused by an axe, and the other is caused by a hammer. These can easily injure bones...

In this battlefield on the eastern side of Kui Island, the elven guards have a great advantage.

Therefore, there were more casualties only in the early stages of the battle. Later, when the gray dwarves began to flee in all directions, not many half-elves were injured.

When these half-elf wounded soldiers saw Roy, they all seemed very excited.

Roy stood there, waiting for the stretchers to pass by him. If he saw a wounded person, he would say to him:
"Rest well and try to return to the battlefield as soon as possible!"

After all the stretchers had left, Roy returned to the military tent. A group of clerks were standing in the tent holding account books, and Mulin was sitting in front of a desk reviewing the accounts.

Hearing footsteps, Mu Lin looked up and saw that it was Roy who came in. Mu Lin said to him:

"The number of magic arrows and short flying spears consumed in this battle is quite large. We need to have these elven guards pay attention to recycling the arrows and short flying spears on the battlefield. Otherwise, the cost of a battle will be too high. I roughly calculated that a battle like this will consume at least 200,000 magic crystals worth of military supplies. If we win, it will be easy as many supplies can be recycled. If we fail, I don't think we can sustain a few major battles..."

Roy found a chair and sat down. He picked up the lemon tea handed to him by the adjutant, brought it to his mouth and took a sip. Then he asked Mu Lin:

"Have the gains from this battle been tallied?"

"It's out. The biggest harvest is the thirty-six large boxes of magic crystals found on five imperial merchant ships. Each large box contains fifty thousand magic crystals. So these imperial merchants have contributed the most abundant harvest of this battle to you - one million and eight hundred thousand magic crystals."

"puff……"

Roy spat out the second sip of tea he took.

"How many?"

"One million and eight hundred thousand magic crystals."

Mu Lin repeated it expressionlessly.

"It seems like they really want to buy some magic herbs from me!" Roy said puzzledly, "Since they really want to do business with me, why do they collude with those gray dwarves? I really don't understand what they are thinking."

"By the way, those imperial merchants are still imprisoned on the island. What are you going to do with them?"

Mulin asked casually.

(End of this chapter)