Rise from the coffin and rebuild the vampire empire

Chapter 180 Uninvited Guest

"What have those high elves been doing lately?"

Walking on the street, people in Wangbo Port will also talk about their new high elf neighbors.

"They're building a house. It looks like more high elves are coming."

Some people looked worried. There were already a lot of high elves now, and there were even more coming?

"Don't worry, they are just staying temporarily and will leave soon."

Someone had obviously read the information posted on the bulletin board. In order to appease the concerns of the people in Wangbo Port, Uther and others gave a brief explanation. After all, the influx of so many high elves into Wangbo Port would indeed have an impact on the original human residents.

When the number of high elves is several times greater than that of humans, who are the outsiders in Wangbo Port? Wouldn't that turn the tables on Tiangang?
Although there are different racial subdivisions among the humans in Wangbo Port, the differences between them are not too great.

The Kalias and Arids of the empire, and even the Laliers in the south and the peoples in the north, actually all look pretty much the same.

Others such as dwarves, halflings, lizardmen, etc., are not numerous. They either have full-time jobs or have been integrated into human society. The impact they bring is not as great as that of these 12,000 high elves.

These more than 12,000 high elves have their own complete cultural communities, all integrated into Wangbo Port. It is difficult to say who should adapt to whom and who should assimilate whom.

A few dwarves, halflings, lizardmen and the like can still be asked to adapt to the cultural customs, laws and regulations of human society, but if there are several times more high elves and cultural conflicts arise, why should they adapt to your human customs?

Suppress with force and kill those who refuse to obey. Of course, you can kill them until only those who obey are left, but this is obviously not the right way.

This was also something Karen could not accept, because these high elves were also his people. He was reluctant to carry out a massacre. That was the worst method and the most wasteful of manpower. Therefore, he had to separate the high elves to build Silver Leaf Port.

It would be a good thing if Wangbo Port could absorb a small number of high elves. Karen aims to build Wangbo Port into a diverse and inclusive port city with humans as the main body.

Humans are the main body in order to maintain stability, which is also the basic foundation of Wangbo Port. As long as there is no major incident, such as heavy casualties among humans in Wangbo Port, it will basically not change.

Wangbo Port was built step by step from scratch. It was these humans, who were mostly down-and-out people and slaves, who supported the skeleton of the entire city. The arrival of the undead and lizardmen accelerated the development of the city, but it was still humans who truly lived here.

To put it bluntly, it is humans who can truly provide the value of faith. Among the lizardmen, except for the spirit lizards, the value of faith can be basically ignored, and the undead have no faith at all.

Most of these high elves have very firm beliefs. Those with weak beliefs would not have followed the Yinye family to the New World.

Therefore, for Karen, the humans in Wangbo Port are currently the most valuable people. Although the high elves also provide a large number of people, they cannot help in terms of faith.

Therefore, it is best to let the high elves go out and establish Silver Leaf Port independently, so as to avoid interfering and affecting the people of Wangbo Port.

These high elves can only be considered to have temporarily submitted to Karen's power and protection. If you want to change their beliefs, you can only do it subtly, and you can't be radical, otherwise it will only trigger a violent backlash. The Silver Leaf family will not support Karen doing this, because it is undoubtedly digging up their roots.

This transformation process is destined to be very long. We must first start with the Yinye family and absorb them all into the vampire clan before we can slowly transform these high elves.

Uther and Lyle are faithfully carrying out Karen's ideas. They have been trying to find a way to integrate some high elves into "Port Wangbo" these days, but the effect can only be described as minimal.

Facts have proved that these high elves who left their homes to follow the Silver Leaf family did have firm beliefs. They were closely united and focused their energy on building houses. Some of them were even transferred to Silver Leaf Port to start construction there.

Okanina Yinye is also very resourceful. She clearly saw that Uther and Lyle, the father and son, wanted to poach her talents.

From the perspective of her Silver Leaf family, she certainly did not want to lose her own manpower, so she had been finding things for the high elves to do so that they would not have time to hang around Wangbo Port.

Karen didn't give her any special instructions, so Okanina Yinye felt at ease doing so.

Uther and Lyall had no good solution to this problem and could only worry about it. However, the players were very enthusiastic about joining in the fun and would hang out in the new residential area of the High Elves when they had nothing to do.

Although the high elves were all working hard to build houses so that their compatriots who came later would have a place to live like them, they were not like the undead who needed rest after all.

They also need to eat and rest, which gives players the opportunity to join in the fun. They go everywhere to chat up the high elves.

The high elves had no way to deal with these humans whose enthusiasm was somewhat strange. They were on their territory and they had no ill intentions. Instead, they came over to ask about their well-being and offer help. They couldn't just drive them away, could they?

In this way, some players actually started chatting with the high elves. The players' Imperial Common Language was average, and not all high elves knew it. Both sides spoke the Imperial Common Language with a half-baked accent, and they found some common ground.

Seeing this spontaneous communication among the people, Uther and Lyle naturally strongly supported it. They constantly encouraged the people of Wangbo Port to take the initiative to go out and communicate with the high elves.

The high elves are all handsome men and beautiful women, not dangerous beasts, and are worth making friends with. If you really have the time and determination, you can help them build houses. Maybe you can really win the heart of a high elf girl or boy and make them decide to stay in Wangbo Port.

But obviously, there are not many people who have this kind of thinking. Most people in Wangbo Port are relatively simple and pragmatic. This may be related to their background, experience, and education level. They pay more attention to real life.

Beings like the High Elves, which are invisible and intangible, can't attract everyone's attention. Why bother showing them attention? If you have the time, you might as well do more work, earn more money, and eat more delicious food. Isn't that more meaningful?
If we talk about really doing something at the critical moment, it has to be the players. They run to the new residential area of the high elves whenever they have nothing to do, and some people actually go to help with the work. They dare to gamble on even the smallest chance. What if they really get a high elf woman?
Karen certainly supports the players' perseverance, and he also wants to see what methods these players use.

Although most high elves have lived for a long time and players who are generally in their twenties or thirties are almost the same as minors in their eyes, the thinking patterns of modern people are definitely different from theirs. They can always come up with something that will surprise people, of course, it may also disappoint people.

Fortunately, there are rules to constrain them. Although these players will do some things, they are not excessive. They will only make the high elves laugh and cry, and even cause some misunderstandings about the people in Wangbo Port. This mysterious city is indeed so strange even the people are so strange.

For some inexplicable reason, the people of Wangbo Port were blamed, but if you say it was unfair, that's actually true.

Because the players actually have Wangbo Port household registration, it is indeed nothing wrong for people to say that the people of Wangbo Port are weird.

Although players are already working very hard to "make things happen", Karen still doesn't think anyone can get a girlfriend. If you are too abstract, you won't get a girlfriend, unless your girlfriend is also abstract.

This is Karen's outrageous theory, and the players still have time to refute it. The High Elves will stay in Wangbo Port for half a year. They will all move in for about two months, and then spend some time building Silverleaf Port. If they really want to move to Silverleaf Port, half a year is considered fast, after all, the current Silverleaf Port is being built from scratch.

To be honest, Karen doesn't even think that there are players who can persist for half a year. If there is no response for a period of time, most people will give up. It's just a game. The NPC's favorability has not increased. Do you have to keep licking it?
Even worse, this game lacks a favorability system, and there's no visible progress bar. That sense of uncertainty is even more devastating, and what's the point of constantly flirting with an NPC? Players can't wait to get started.

"Maybe there are players who specialize in GalGame?"

Karen thought that if there was any player who could create a miracle, it would probably be a GalGame player. For example, if a "God of Strategy" came, there should be a possibility of success.

Karen's attention to the players was eventually interrupted by the arrival of a group of uninvited guests, a group of uninvited guests from Magrath.

"Don't get me wrong, we mean no harm."

In the Strait of Sword Bay, a ship was intercepted. Facing the aggressive Lariel pirates, Magrath's envoy Killian raised his hand and signaled the accompanying guards not to resist.

"Are you Imperials? Magraths?"

Drake jumped onto the intercepted ship and looked at Killian, who was dressed neatly, and naturally guessed their identities.

"Yes, sir, we come from Magrath on behalf of the Duke of Durham, and we come with great sincerity."

Killian smiled, bowed to Drake, and answered seriously. He looked like a noble.

"Ha, it finally came."

Drake was not surprised to hear Killian's answer. He had long suspected that the Magrath people should have noticed something was wrong.

"Yes, Marshal Tantalus, are they all right?"

Killian still had a smile on his face. They actually didn't know the details of Tantalus's "Magrath Expeditionary Force".

There has been no news for such a long time, and we can only guess that something might have happened. In addition, the sudden disappearance of some soldiers' families, suspected to have been taken away together, further confirmed this.

There were clearly more than a thousand expeditionary forces, but only two or three hundred of them had their families taken away. It is basically self-evident what happened to the remaining nearly a thousand people.

The defeat of the "Magras Expeditionary Force" was almost a foregone conclusion, but Killian still wanted to hear it from the other party himself, so that he could at least have an explanation when he returned.

"Because of invading our territory, Tantalus and his expeditionary force have been defeated by us, and only a small number of them have joined us."

Drake spoke, and he was straightforward and didn't play dumb with the Magrath man.

The defeat of the "Magras Expeditionary Force" meant that it was basically impossible for Wangbo Port to hide anymore, so Wangbo Port no longer thought about hiding, and it was time to become famous.

"This is really true."

Killian was stunned for a moment, obviously shocked by the news. Although he had expected it, he still found it difficult to accept after hearing the news.

"Is Marshal Tantalus still alive?"

Killian asked. As an old knight with a good reputation throughout the empire, the life and death of Marshal Tantalus is still very important. After all, he is one of the pillars of the Magrath Province. Marshal Drum is also very concerned about this.

"died."

Drake's answer was still simple and straightforward.

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Killian was stunned, but he also felt inexplicably relieved. At least Marshal Tantalus did not surrender to the enemy.

Of course, Marshal Tantalus’ family members were not taken away either, which basically means that Marshal Tantalus was likely to have sacrificed his life for his country, otherwise there would be no reason not to take his family members away.

"May I ask which city-state in Lalier you are a colony of?"

After being surprised, Killian quickly calmed down. Seeing that the man was so cooperative, he didn't mind asking a few more questions.

"We at Wangbo Port do not belong to any Lariel city-state. We are independent."

Drake still answered the questions very seriously, answering every question and telling the truth in every word.

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This answer obviously shocked Killian again.

It was surprising enough that these people were Lariel people, but it turned out that these people had nothing to do with the Lariel city-state?
How did they defeat Marshal Tantalus? How did they defeat the "Magrath Expeditionary Force"?
Killian was puzzled. He couldn't understand how the "Magrath Expeditionary Force", led by a champion knight, with two Lionheart Knights as deputies, and composed of more than 1,300 knights and professional soldiers, was defeated by an independent colonial city?

Those knights and professional soldiers, although not all elite warriors who have fought in hundreds of battles, are the backbone of the Magrath Province and are definitely not something that can be defeated by any random force.

Moreover, even Marshal Tantalus had died in battle, so this was definitely not something a weak force could accomplish.

(End of this chapter)