The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 1100

"...I still have to think..."

"I agree to your request!!"

Just as Bricken was still hesitating, the old, hunchbacked ogre saint suddenly gave Alan a delighted response in a decisive manner.

"That's great!!"

When Alan asked for help this time, what he valued most was the large firepower turret of the Gnoll Saint. If he alone could deal with the Snake Tribe, his lethality would be greater than the remaining two pillars, and he could even help Alan deal with the Snake High Priest.

In fact, with the strength of the tribes in the north and the powerful helper of the dragon, Allen is confident that he can deal with the enemy in the depths of the desert, which is not very powerful. However, the Tagan Desert is adjacent to the Elf Fortress after all. If his actions are known by the elf spies hidden in the north and then plot against him, then this risk is not what Allen wants to see.

Therefore, Alan would rather invade the desert with elite troops and resolve the battle quietly and quickly, without giving the elves time to respond and react.

When Allen's eyes swept over the faces of the other two pillars, the two demigods flashed a helpless look on their faces, and nodded at the same time: "Since Mr. Da Vinci is willing to help, then it's not good for the civilization to be lazy."

"Thank you everyone, I will definitely not ask for your help in vain..."

Alan felt very relieved at this moment, his eyes shining.

"I'm helping you this time, and I don't need anything in return from you. Just consider it as the alliance's reward for your leadership in the alliance reform this time!!"

Da Vinci waved his hand, interrupting Alan's words: "The four of us are now on the same boat. The safer and more wilderness your northern border is, the more time we will have to develop."

"You guys agree, right?"

"Uh... Your Excellency is right."

"Yes."

Bricken smiled bitterly again and answered insincerely, but the troll Alian was more open-minded and his expression was more natural.

The interests of the tribes to which the three pillars belonged basically did not suffer any damage in this reform. On the contrary, the tribal leaders who had been well prepared took advantage of the early turmoil and the business needs brought about by the subsequent rapid expansion of various tribes and not only made a fortune economically, but also greatly improved the tribal strength.

In addition, the previous division, disintegration and suppression of the alliance's resistance camp shocked many neutral members of the alliance. In order to protect themselves, they all joined the camp of the four pillars. It can be said that the tribes they belong to are the biggest beneficiaries of this reform.

On the contrary, the North had basically completed centralization and unification under Allen's leadership. In name, the several tribes still maintained their independence, but in terms of economy, military, education, etc., they had long been too closely tied to the Green Tribe. In fact, the North was already moving towards the direction of ethnic integration.

This time the alliance carried out reforms, depriving some of the power from its members, but it came into conflict with the North, which had completed most of the centralization.

For example, the Alliance rebuilt a more professional and complete education system based on the original academy in Mansha, giving several tribes in the North another choice instead of only being able to train talents through the academy in Green Lake City. Another example is the army formed by the Alliance Parliament independently of the tribes. The tribes cannot refuse the Alliance's recruitment for any reason, which can be regarded as depriving the Northern Alliance of its reasonable legitimacy. In the future, it may also be possible to directly recruit the Northern Alliance into the hands of the Alliance...

But in order to complete the reform of the alliance, Allen still set an example and made concessions, including the formation of the alliance army this time, their Northern Territory also contributed manpower and effort without any shirking.

These sacrifices were seen by the three pillars. After all, these rules and regulations were determined by the four of them and countless scholars through countless days and nights of hard work, and everyone knew the pros and cons clearly.

That was why Leonardo da Vinci sincerely admired the mind and foresight of the bugbear Allen, and was also very pleased that in his old age he could still personally participate in the wilderness transformation he once pursued, which made up for the regret deep in his heart.

Anyway, the other party only asked him to take action personally, which would not affect the interests of the tribe and could also make the bear goblins owe him a favor. The shrewd kobold saint did not think that material rewards could compare to the gratitude of a saint leader who would inevitably lead the wilderness for thousands of years in the future.

"Please set a time and we will go back and prepare."

The preliminary preparations for the reform plan have been almost completed. With the supervision and support of the Temple of Nature, turning back will be no less difficult than when the four pillars decided to reform. The four of them can finally stop sitting in Mansha City and keeping an eye on that mess.

All it will take is time for the reform to take root in the wilderness and become an iron law that is difficult to shake.

"Then let's meet up in Green Lake City in half a year!"

Alan nodded.

"Row!"

"it is good!!"

At this point, the gnoll demigod no longer hesitated and replied in a deep voice. Then the four pillars ended the meeting and went their separate ways.

While the residents of the bustling Mansha City were still in their dreams, the four pillars had already left, ending their 6-70 years of reign.

Alan was speeding through the vast wilderness, and from time to time he could see the sites of tragedies he had caused: the native tribes that once lived peacefully in a corner of the wilderness became prey to other tribes overnight, and were either slaughtered or captured. The result would not be very good after all. Only the lush weeds growing on the ruined buildings swayed in the wind, and occasionally a few bones were exposed to prove something to the world...

But more often than not, new tribes and settlements sprang up on the fertile land soaked in blood, sowing the seeds of civilization once again in the vast sand wilderness.

These tribes, which now seem very weak and insignificant, will no longer be exploited and suppressed by powerful tribes. Even if they still have to face various threats from wilderness natives and ferocious beasts, they will rely on the instincts in their life blood and try their best to grow and become stronger.

Although Allen no longer had many emotional fluctuations during his long years and growth, he couldn't help but feel a little proud when facing the new scene he created. When the majestic mountains of the Cator Mountains in the distance slowly came into view, the emotional ice wall that had just been broken had a few more cracks.

I don’t know how much the Green Tribe has changed and how much its strength has grown under the leadership of Albad, the wise dwarf goblin! !

Alan's heart was full of anticipation.