The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 1099 Site Selection
Fifty years after the reform policy was implemented, countless new tribes emerged from the vast land of the Mansha Wilderness and began to emerge.

The most significant changes did not come from the tribes that thrived in the wilderness, but from the members of the Alliance tribes who were forced to annex surrounding tribes under pressure and whipping, and expanded rapidly. The population explosion brought about an increase in the number and quality of warriors, and the chaotic environment allowed them to gain more experience, and a group of lucky ones who were promoted to legends quickly emerged.

The emergence of this group of legendary strongmen has added fresh blood to the tribes of the alliance, and also injected a shot in the arm to the wilderness that was slightly depressed due to the turmoil of the reform, temporarily alleviating the resentment of the tribal members of the alliance whose interests had been damaged.

Of course, it is not just the qualitative change brought about by the numbers of powerful tribes. At the same time, among the wilderness indigenous warriors who have escaped the threat of powerful tribes and grown up again in an almost unrestrained situation, there have also been more than a dozen self-grown wilderness geniuses.

These dozen or so legendary warriors who were not born into the Alliance tribe, except for a few lone rangers who were moved by the interests of the powerful tribe and joined the other tribe, most of the rest are still loyal to their bloodline and stay in the tribe that raised them.

With these legendary strongmen with outstanding talents and abilities leading the way, and the new alliance regulations gaining valuable development space for these tribes, many now unfamiliar tribal names soon appeared on the list specially drawn up by the parliament for observation tribes and quasi-alliance members.

In order to ensure the implementation of the reform plan in the wilderness, Allen has never left Mansha City in these years. There are three other pillars sitting with him in the heart city of the wilderness. They often get together to deduce the trend of the wilderness and deal with various major emergencies.

With the strength and status of the Wilderness Pillars, there are actually very few things that can motivate them, let alone the four pillars gathered together like now, working tirelessly for one thing for decades.

"...I want to set the entrance to the labyrinth ruins in the southern part of the Tagan Desert. Relying on the original Star God maze locks in the ruins, I will add another layer of defense on the desert chasm to prevent the elf army from raiding our Green Plains from the desert."

"The most troublesome thing about the desert is the snake people living deep in the desert, and the legendary powerful monster from the ocean, the nine-headed Hydra, which created the blood of the snake people."

"I want to hear your opinions on how to deal with these snake people and that strange beast."

In the inner city manor of Mansha City, after the four pillars had just finished discussing a new round of reforms, Alan suddenly changed the subject and looked at the three colleagues around him.

During the decades of guarding Mansha City, in addition to the task of the reform plan, Alan also did not forget to collect information about moving the maze demiplane to the Green Plains, so as to make use of this precious opportunity as soon as possible.

Thanks to this reform of the wilderness, the relationship between the Temple of Nature and Allen has also been greatly eased. After all, in the long run, the Temple of Nature should actually be regarded as the biggest beneficiary of this reform.

The core purpose of the temples is to collect the power of faith for the gods they serve, and the most important source of the power of faith is the number of believers. Although the turmoil in the wilderness at the beginning of the reform caused a large number of casualties among the wilderness natives, after decades of recuperation, the number of wilderness natives has long recovered and is heading towards exponential growth.

This also means that in the future the number of believers and lambs that the Temple Church can herd will increase dramatically, and they will naturally be able to gain more power of faith and please the gods they serve.

The root of all this is obviously closely related to the bear goblin Allen. If he can continue to lead the wilderness to prosperity and increase the number of potential believers, then his competitive relationship with the Temple Church due to his journey to godhood will become a minor contradiction that can be completely ignored at present, and the church's tolerance for him will naturally increase.

In particular, the Oak Church, which had originally maintained a good relationship with Allen, felt that his existence might make the Temple of Nature stronger after seeing Allen's abilities. Therefore, a voice began to emerge within their ranks: supporting the bugbears to ascend to the throne and join the natural pantheon may not be a bad thing.

Of course, this voice is still small now, but the changes it brings also allow Allen to obtain key information about the migration of half-plane coordinates from the church leaders who want to bet on him after paying a considerable price.

With the relevant solutions, coupled with the close relationship between the four pillars and the support that had been negotiated long ago, all Alan needs now is to rebuild a set of magical devices to carry the Star God maze, as well as an area large enough to accommodate the Star God maze device.

The territory controlled by the Green Field Tribe is vast, and it is not difficult to free up a piece of land large enough to accommodate the maze. However, as the climate has gradually stabilized over the past few hundred years, the Green Field, which is nourished by abundant moisture, is full of vitality, and the potential for future development is enormous.

Converting these lands that can be used for reproduction into a forbidden area like the Misty Forest can only become an adventure park for a few adventurers and a shelter for dangerous creatures. From the perspective of the realistic and calm nature of the Bear Goblin Saint who dislikes extravagance, it is somewhat not worth it.

After the Star God maze is placed in an area, as time goes by and magic power gathers, the area will slowly begin to cause people to lose their way and senses. This is determined by the characteristics of the maze itself and there is no way to resolve it.

So after much thought, Alan decided to choose the Takhan Desert on the northern edge of the Green Tribe's sphere of influence as the location for the maze, which would not only make up for the border defense but also make use of the desert waste.

Although doing so would add some trouble and danger to the tribal athletes when they go to the maze for training, it is still a worthwhile deal after weighing the pros and cons.

"You have obtained the control core of the maze, so it is up to you to decide how to place it. Even if we have different opinions, I'm afraid you won't listen."

The three pillars glanced at Allen with a slightly envious look, and Bricken shrugged and replied.

The three of them naturally hoped that Alan would continue to maintain the existing maze passage, so that it would be much more convenient for the tribes to travel to the Misty Forest, and at the same time, they would not have to spend more resources to manufacture maze props and set up maze locks.

But obviously, such a proposal was not within Allen's consideration, otherwise he would not have said this at this time. "The Tagan Desert is next to your tribe. I believe you know more about it than us. Why don't you tell me why you chose this place first."

After experiencing the reforms that Allen strongly advocated, Da Vinci sincerely admired Allen's vision and methods, and asked Allen about his ideas.

"The strange beast Xudra and his so-called offspring, the snake people, do not appear in the wilderness all year round, but they occupy that vast desert. There are few strong people in our wilderness who go deep into it to explore, and everyone has lived in peace for countless years."

"But this desert is adjacent to our Green Plains after all. It is not a good idea to leave such a hidden danger. No one can guarantee that the snake people will suddenly come to their senses and merge with the elves. With such a group of natives leading the way, if the elves send a large army out of the desert, our northern border will definitely suffer heavy losses!!"

"So I plan to ask for your help to eliminate this hidden danger together!!"

After learning the secret deep in the desert, Allen had already made preparations. After all, he was cautious by nature and would never put the safety of the tribe in the hands of others. This rare good fortune to obtain the control core of the maze gave Allen the opportunity to execute his plan. Now he took the initiative to discuss the address of the half plane with the three pillars. In fact, he also wanted to entangle these three powerful laborers to deal with the nine-headed snake that was said to be comparable to a god.

"..."

When the pillars heard this, they understood what Alan meant. Their eyes met with each other, and an indescribable tacit understanding emerged in their hearts.

Alan saw all this, but he continued to talk.

"There are many snake tribes deep in the desert, but their tribes are generally small due to the lack of resources and the harsh environment. According to the intelligence collected by our scouts over the years, the total number of snake people is less than three million, but they are scattered in countless oases."

"The largest snake tribe is called Snake. They are also the main force guarding their holy land, Sleeping Snake Valley. Their population is even smaller than the weakest official member tribe of our alliance, with only about 150,000 people."

"However, the High Priest of their tribe who serves Hydra is stationed in the Sleeping Snake Valley all year round. His strength is at least above that of a demigod. Our scouts simply cannot change their forms and infiltrate. I don't know much about the specific situation inside."

"Demi god??"

Alan told the three pillars the information he had. When he talked about the strength of the other party, they were shocked.

"This is just the initial estimate of our scouts. With the blessing of the so-called holy land, the enemy's actual combat power is probably not weaker than that of a saint."

Alan had no intention of hiding anything. It would be more troublesome to play tricks on their close relationship than to gain anything. It would be better to confess everything openly.

"And the nine-headed serpent Hydra is also sleeping in that holy land. Since I want to eradicate the snake people, I cannot avoid it and this holy land, so I need your help."

The three pillars looked solemn, and it was obvious that they were weighing the pros and cons. If things were really as Allen said, then Allen's action this time would be unusually dangerous.

"Cough cough!"

The brief silence was broken by the ferocious gnoll's cough after a few breaths, and then Bricken said with a slightly worried tone: "Alan, I believe you know my strength. If the Snake Valley is really as powerful as you said, I'm afraid I can't help you at all!"

In front of two top powers, Bricken was naturally not afraid of showing weakness. The gap in strength between a saint and a demigod was there, and he didn't want to risk his life for others.

The troll demigod who was sitting opposite the gnoll had not spoken, but the expression on his face changed slightly as Bricken spoke, and it was obvious that he had the same idea.

"Before the Hydra wakes up, I will personally kill the Serpent Man High Priest as soon as possible, but I need the cooperation of the three of you to stop the huge number of warriors of the Serpent Man Snake Tribe and the three legendary Serpent Men for me."

"And I have the giant dragon Figuras as a backup. Even if I fail to kill the snakeman high priest when Xudela wakes up, Figuras will take over from me to deal with the snakeman high priest, or buy time for me to kill the snakeman high priest."

Alan looked confident, his tone full of arrogance and dominance.

He is not afraid of Alan, the most powerful incarnation of god in Feynman's world, let alone a ferocious beast that lost in an ocean battle. It is rumored that the Hydra was once as powerful as a god, but since the other party has been dormant for more than ten thousand years, it is believed that its strength is bound to decline.

Even if I miscalculated, the other party has recovered after so many years of dormancy, so what? ? Could I be inferior to the strong of the ocean civilization? ?
Allen really wanted to experience the feeling of killing a powerful being comparable to a god in Feynman's world!!!