The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 1151 Distinguished Guest

After this little episode, the North became even busier. Letters written by Alan himself were delivered to the leaders of the member tribes of the Ring of Thorns. The wording in them was strong and direct. For many years, no one had felt such an anxious mood from Alan, the de facto lord of the North.

In view of this, the tribes did not dare to delay any longer and accelerated the transportation of various materials and personnel to the north. The endless stream of vehicles and teams on the originally deserted northern trade route of the Mansa Corridor formed long snakes and converged towards the northernmost border of the wilderness.

Alan moved from the Desolate Wind Fortress to the old site of the Thunder Tribe, which was once a branch of the Pale Night Tribe. It is now the front line of the Thunder Fortress, which is jointly managed by the North and the drow, just to observe the actions of the elves on the southern front more closely.

As Allen and Albard had expected, shortly after the elves' messengers threatened to dissuade the North, the southern front of the Dwarf Kingdom was divided into three battlefields and launched a major counterattack against the Elven defense line. The gray dwarf commander Guret, who had returned from the capital of Molten Steel City, was extraordinary. He used a force of twelve steel colossi as the main force to attack the largest fortress of the Elven Kingdom on the southern front, the Insect Fortress. Finally, he used the energy core of a colossus as a fuse to detonate ten tons of black derivative gunpowder hidden inside the colossus, blasting a gap of more than 100 meters wide in the huge fortress wall.

Then the elite army of the Gray Dwarves took advantage of the situation and launched a general offensive, going straight to the heart of the matter and breaking into the fortress before the elves had any time to reorganize their front line. Three days later, the fortress was taken over.

Just when the elven commanders thought that the dwarf legions in the other two directions were making a feint attack and were making what they thought was the correct response in order to tie down the troops on the southern front of the elves, they did not expect that the seemingly weak dwarf legions on the main battlefields of these two fronts suddenly broke out in a more powerful offensive. They invested a large number of troops at all costs in a few days and finally completed the breakthrough and occupation of the important elves' strongholds on the battlefield in this area.

The elves were caught off guard and were put on the passive side from the very beginning. By the time they came to their senses and adjusted their strategies and mindsets, the southern defense line, radiating outward from the three breakthrough points, was already riddled with holes.

The elves' high-ranking officials were decisive. At the critical moment, they gave up their disorganized front-line positions, actively retreated and concentrated their forces, and reorganized a new line of defense in an area three hundred miles away, thus stabilizing the southern line again.

However, their plan to withdraw troops to provide support to the north failed. Instead, because they had to rebuild their own defense line, they had to transfer some troops from relatively safe rear military bases such as Thorn Castle to make up for the losses on the southern front.

The reduction in the strength of the Thorn Castle naturally did not escape the attention of Allen and others, but it was the first time that the North had mobilized and assembled, and there were various problems in the fundraising and transportation of personnel and supplies. The newly established legions also needed a certain amount of time to run-in and train.

Even if the North has developed well in recent years, with rapid population and technological growth, no tribe would be willing to send tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of people to the battlefield as cannon fodder. Everyone obeyed Allen's orders this time because of his prestige and the miracles he had created in the past. But if they could not gain benefits that matched their sacrifices in the next war, then the tribes in the North might not obey Allen's orders unconditionally in the future.

Alan saw all of this clearly, and he never intended to let the North, which he had worked so hard to build, be destroyed. Therefore, even if a great opportunity was in front of him, he could still keep his mind calm and wait quietly for the North to be fully prepared.

Anyway, the elves' predicament is unlikely to improve in a short period of time, so Alan and the others still have plenty of time to prepare.

Taking advantage of this period of time, Allen personally went to the area controlled by the Zolhokia Federation to discuss cooperation with several matrons and saints.

Although the Hokia Federation nominally joined the Ring of Thorns, as outsiders they could not gain the trust of other members, and the strength of the drow far exceeded that of other members in the North. Even the current Green Tribe was much inferior to them as a whole. Therefore, in many things, the natives of the North and the drow went their own way and did not interfere with each other, unlike the Kolyma Dark Elves who were close to the various tribes in the North.

The drow and the elves are arch-enemies. Now that the elves are experiencing such great turmoil, even if other tribes in the North will sit on the sidelines and watch the fight, the drow will not give up such a great opportunity to please the lord they serve and win his favor.

Therefore, Allen came to discuss cooperation with the drow matrons, which was exactly what the matrons and saints wanted.

The Hochia Federation has also developed well in recent years. Not only have compatriots who have joined from the underground passages joined, but the drow who have settled on the ground have also begun to experience a large-scale breeding wave, causing the main population of the drow to grow to the two million mark.

However, the drow and the elves are of the same origin, and the elves' fertility is the biggest problem that shackles the development of their civilization. Even the elven gods cannot change this. Even if the drow go against their nature and have promiscuous sex, the actual improvement in their reproductive capacity is only slightly better than that of the elves.

Underground, there is a powerful race called the Gray Dwarfs, who were enslaved by the Drow as the main force in war. However, the Gray Dwarves who have come to the surface have parted ways with the Drow and no longer obey the Drow's rule. As for other weak races such as the Troglodytes and the Tans, in addition to helping the Drow with farming and production, if the actual combat power is compared, the weakest dwarf in the wilderness can beat ten of these vassal slaves.

Therefore, for every war that the Drow launches on the ground, they will either have to look for other allies to cooperate with and let them serve as the main force while they provide support from the side, or they will have to send out the Drow Federation’s own precious warriors as the main force to fight.

You must know that the last time the Drow Federation responded to the invasion of the elves, more than 100,000 elite soldiers were killed. If it weren't for the drow coming from underground joining in, if they only relied on their compatriots on the ground to reproduce, these hundred years might not be able to make up for these losses. This is enough to show how poor the fertility of the drow is!
Of course, Alan is no pushover. He will not be used as a gun by this group of vicious drow. Nominally, he came to discuss cooperation with the drow, but in fact, he was informing the drow of the future battlefield rules and direction of the Northern Alliance, so as to prevent the drow from reaping the benefits on the battlefield.

At the same time, through personal communication with the drow, Alan can also judge the other party's determination to send troops. If he can have more strength to deal with the elves, the Northern Alliance will be much more relaxed in the war.

After understanding the meaning of Allen's words, the drow mistresses were naturally dissatisfied, but the North was now a solid block, and its overall strength was much stronger than that of the Drow Federation. In addition, the drow had finally resolved the hatred with the North natives over the land grabbing and rooting, and now they certainly didn't dare to easily tear their faces with Allen, the de facto Lord of the North, so they could only nod and agree to Allen's words, which was considered to be agreeing to Allen's request.

After completing the invisible deterrence on the drow, Allen did not stay for long. He originally planned to return to the front line of Thunder Fortress. However, he did not expect that Albard would inform Allen through the means of prayer of believers at this time that a mysterious guest had quietly arrived at the Desolate Wind Fortress and requested to meet with Allen, the Lord of the North.

Out of curiosity and respect for the mysterious guests, Allen immediately set off for the fortress. Half a day later, he saw the true faces of the three guests in the main castle in the inner city of the fortress, which was heavily guarded.

"Ted, guard. Long time no see!"

When Alan walked into the study in the inner castle, three guests were still waiting in the study and had not left. One of them was a familiar face to Alan, Ted, the current secular leader of a group of Kolyma dark elves.

Alan greeted Ted warmly, but he was a little surprised when he glanced at the small study space, because Kolima, who was always polite and equal even to Alan, was now the only one standing among the three guests.

As for the other two guests, one put down the books he got from the study, the other put away the delicate metal tools he was carrying, and slowly stood up and looked at Allen.

Alan admitted that he had never seen the two guests before. The only female among them was a dark elf like Ted. At first glance, she seemed to have a pretty face but nothing special. However, she had a pair of bright green eyes, as dazzling as emeralds, which made people unable to help but be intoxicated by them.

The other guest rarely walked in the wilderness, but there was a gray dwarf among the Green Tribe. Judging from his appearance, he should be in his prime, and his strong muscles could not be concealed even if he was wrapped in heavy dark armor.

"The last time we met was only a year ago, which is not that long."

Seeing Alan, Ted walked forward about a meter, turned sideways and stood between his two companions and Alan, becoming an introducer and preparing to introduce them to Alan: "This time, I want to introduce two distinguished guests to you..."

"Hello, little friend!!"

Without waiting for Ted to introduce himself, the female dark elf, whose face was as warm as a spring breeze and whose eyes were full of vitality and energy, spoke as sweetly and clearly as a lark, but with a certain sacred aura.

"Although this is only the first time we meet, you look pretty much like what I imagined!!" "..."

Being looked up and down unscrupulously by a young and energetic face was obviously a bit rude to Alan now, but for some reason Alan had a sense of rightness in his heart, especially when the other party called him a kid, he always felt a little familiar.

Until the memories deep in his heart were turned up, Alan's heart suddenly skipped a beat, and a bold guess emerged in his mind. He looked at the two strange guests in front of him thoughtfully again. At the same time, he activated the mysterious field while thinking and extended tentative invisible tentacles towards the two figures in front.

As expected, the divine power field was blocked in front of the two figures, as if there was an invisible wall blocking it, making it difficult to move forward. At the same time, the two guests, one tall and one short, looked at Alan with a meaningful look in their eyes, while the demigod dark elf Ted, who was closer to Alan than the two, did not notice anything unusual.

Allen, who had gained some more confirmation, looked even more solemn and respectful, but he also maintained a relatively equal attitude: "So it's you two Your Majesties who have come. I'm flattered!!"

"what?"

"Do you know who we are?"

The gray dwarf's stern face rarely showed any emotion, and he looked at Alan with a little surprise.

"It was just my guess, but now I can be sure!"

Alan smiled calmly. The gray dwarf's words had completely verified his guess.

“Funny kid!!”

The female dark elf did not show any surprise, but instead looked at Alan's face with interest with her gem-like eyes.

Seeing this, Ted, who was interrupted by the female elf, quickly resumed his introduction: "Sir Allen, this is His Majesty Durrag, the guardian of the gray dwarves, whose will has personally descended upon the Feynman world and has just come to the surface world from underground."

"And this one, the guiding light for our dark elves on their bumpy road ahead, the bright light that has protected us in the dark night for tens of thousands of years... the embodiment of holiness, Her Majesty Eilistraee."

Ted's introduction to the two incarnations of gods was full of discriminatory treatment, but it was normal. After all, one of the two was the carrier of the will of the Lord they served, and the other one, no matter how noble, had to come behind him.

"This time, my Lord has come to Feynman's world to meet you..."

After introducing the true identities of the two guests, Ted brought the conversation back to the point.

"We are here to discuss a cooperation with you, my little friend, and the North you represent. I wonder if you are interested?"

As if to show respect for Alan, Eilistraee took the initiative to interrupt Ted again and extended an olive branch to Alan. At the same time, the gray dwarf god incarnation Durrag beside her also nodded slightly, showing the unity of attitude between him and the elven god incarnation.

"Aren't we always working together, Your Majesty?"

Although the two gods met in person, Allen did not rashly agree to the other party, but deliberately distorted the other party's words and said: "Look at the Kolima tribe now. They live freely and develop smoothly in our territory. Obviously, our cooperation is very pleasant!"

In fact, Allen was still shocked by the arrival of two incarnations of gods from different races. He was unable to figure out their true intentions, so he naturally expressed his opinion cautiously.

This so-called cooperation could alarm two incarnations of gods, so the intention must be not small. Allen and the North may not be able to withstand it with their current strength.

"As for the life of Ted and his elves, we really have to thank you for accepting them and tolerating their development. But we have also made it clear that if the Kolyma elves continue to develop and grow in the future, I don't think you will be happy to see it, right?"

"So, this cooperation is for the long-term friendship between our two tribes. I hope you can support it, little kid."

The face of the gray dwarf god Durrag showed a little dissatisfaction, but in comparison, Iristria, whose sacred aura became increasingly strong, still had a warm expression on her face and spoke to Alan with a smile.

Allen glanced at the incarnation of the gray dwarf god, and then replied in a deep voice: "Your Majesty, there is no need to worry. The reforms that I, Mansa Wilderness, are promoting now are a good way to resolve conflicts between tribal neighbors with great potential."

"As long as Ted is determined and willing to leave the Green Plains and has a suitable location, I promise you two that I will never make things difficult for the Kolima tribe!!"

At this point, combined with the current situation in the North, Alan had already figured out the many mysteries in his mind. Even the Bugbear Saint had some guesses as to why the incarnation of the Gray Dwarf God acted with the Dark Girl. After figuring this out, Alan was no longer confused and frightened, and his mood gradually returned to calmness.

"The little guy has a broad mind, much better than those rubbish under me!!"

The gray dwarf, who had been observing Alan with a scrutinizing gaze and was originally unhappy, relaxed his stern face a little after hearing Alan's frank answer, and a magnetic and majestic voice rang out.

“It is indeed a suitable partner.”

"Little guy, are you willing to join forces with our two tribes to seize the southern border of the Elf Kingdom?"

In the new year, I just hope that I can finish it this year. If I start a new book, I hope that with the support of the readers of this book, it won’t fail as badly as the old book! !

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