Who taught him to restore the country like this

Chapter 176 I'm with you

Name: Alpha

[Race: Human Race]

【Age: 19】

[Level: LV.68]

[Affiliation: Kingdom of Rah (enslaved royal family)]

[Growth Talents: Body (B), Strength (B), Essence (S), Speed ​​(A), Life (A)]

Since we parted ways in Orantia and Cassel, almost three months have passed, and Alpha has advanced eight levels.

It truly lives up to its reputation as an upgrade accelerator, a shackle of enslavement.

Of course, it also benefits from Alpha's outstanding growth potential.

Not every enslaved royal family member can level up so quickly. In this round of the Divine Kingdom War, the average growth talent of an enslaved royal family member is only at the single A level, which can guarantee that they will reach level 70 within three years.

Double A or triple A are considered very excellent.

S-class is even more rare, one in a million.

To possess S-level talent, one needs to undergo a long period of bloodline optimization by a deity.

The current royal bloodline does not meet this requirement.

Only royal bloodline survivors like Alpha, who have survived several rounds of divine kingdom wars, have the opportunity to advance to S-rank.

Under normal circumstances, royal descendants who do not belong to this round of enslavement have no chance of being shackled.

But the participants in this round of the war of the divine kingdoms should be the most restless in history.

The Bruwerman Empire's ambitions were not satisfied with merely becoming the victor in a war of divine kingdoms; they also plotted to create a seventh-tier war slave legion, flatten all kingdoms, eliminate the three major papal courts, and become the sole overlord of this world.

In the original work, the Bruwerman Empire almost succeeded in this, but unfortunately, it was just a game.

Games are for the players, and any schemes of ambitious individuals will be ruthlessly crushed by the players.

Ultimately, victory will belong to the players.

Getting back to the main point, given Alpha's growth potential, it should be able to reach level 70 in another month or two.

However, rank does not fully represent strength.

A level 60 character with seventh-tier skills is far more powerful in combat than a level 70 character with sixth-tier skills.

Of course, aside from players, under normal circumstances, no one can learn a seventh-tier skill at level 60.

The sixth-tier skills currently used by the members of Wumian were all learned by paying others.

Once you reach the sixth level of a skill, unless it's a close friend or relative, the skills that others are willing to teach you are basically useless.

As the uncrowned acting manager, Alpha is about to reach level 70, and Ron feels that she should be equipped with a decent sixth-tier skill.

"Alpha, are you interested in swordsmanship?" Ron asked.

fencing?

“I am willing to learn,” Alpha replied after observing Ron’s expression.

“Very good.” Ron reached out and touched Alpha’s forehead with his fingertip: “An excellent leader will not have the weakness of being unable to fight when someone gets close.”

A surge of light appeared as the sixth-tier skill, [Sacrificial Sword], was transmitted into Alpha's mind.

Alpha was stunned.

She thought Ron wanted her to learn swordsmanship, but she never expected him to directly teach her swordsmanship.

Magic, being an energy-based phenomenon, can be transmitted and understood, but martial arts skills require years of accumulated physical training to master.

Normally, when teaching martial arts skills, one would need to learn from the student for a period of time.

But at this moment, in the blink of an eye, she felt that she could use this martial art skill proficiently, and her physical fitness had also improved a lot.

This is really incredible.

Is Lord Sora a god?
"Thank you for your kindness." Alpha knelt on one knee to express his gratitude, his gaze towards Ron growing increasingly reverent.

"This is what you deserve, there's no need for this."

Ron waved his hand casually.

"Your subordinate will certainly not let you down." Alpha stood up.

Ron nodded slightly.

The rewards have been given out; it's time to get things done.

"Has Princess Laura of the Lionheart Kingdom woken up?" he asked Beta.

Laura drank the Soul-Transfer Potion and passed out after its effects wore off.

Afterwards, Wumian brought it back to the base to observe its effects and make better improvements to the Soul-Transforming Potion.

“She just woke up yesterday,” Beta replied.

"Take me to her."

"Yes."

Ron followed Beta to the room next to her research lab.

Beta opened the door. Inside, Laura sat blankly on the edge of the bed, seemingly unaware that the door had been opened.

"Lola, Lord Kong is here. Get up and pay your respects." Beta frowned slightly as he entered the house and ordered.

Laura reacted upon hearing the name "Lord Kong".

She stood up, looking somewhat dazed as Ron entered the room.

"Lola greets Lord Kong." She bowed and said, "Thank you for your help to the Lionheart Kingdom."

She had learned about what was happening in the outside world from the newspapers Beta sent her during her days in a coma.

Although the Uncrowned One was essentially commissioned by the king of the Kingdom of Lach to help him restore his kingdom, his original intention may not have been to help this traitor.

But in the end, it did save the Lionheart Kingdom from its immediate crisis.

However, what she was more worried about was...

"Elsa... how is my sister?" she asked anxiously.

The newspaper reported on the Lionheart Kingdom's use of the bloodline of the Holy Ones to cultivate the Lionheart, but it did not report on the current situation of the Lionheart Kingdom's little princess.

She no longer remembers many of the things that happened that day.

She only remembered drinking a potion given to her by the Uncrowned King, which was supposed to save Elsa.

She hoped to receive a positive answer from the person in front of her.

“Lola, you now bear the name of a traitor. Before asking these questions, you should first confess your sins to Lord Kong,” Beta said solemnly.

"I'm sorry." Laura lowered her head and said nothing more.

"Just an apology?" Beta frowned. "You..."

Ron raised his hand, signaling Beta to step back.

Saying these things is useless to someone who wants to atone for their sins with death.

"Do you know you're wrong?" Ron asked directly.

"I know I was wrong," Laura said.

"Can you still serve the Uncrowned?" Ron asked again.

Laura paused for a moment, then nodded.

“Lola, this is your last chance. There won’t be a next time,” Ron said.

After saying that, he turned around and left.

"Didn't you want to know how your sister is doing?" Beta said, "You'll know for sure when you go back and see for yourself."

"You...are willing to let me go?" Laura was taken aback.

“You must atone for your betrayal,” Beta said.

"What do you want me to do?" Laura asked.

“Continue with your previous task,” Beta said. “Now that the eldest prince of the Lionheart Kingdom has been captured, the other two princes are too young to shoulder heavy responsibilities.”

“Go back now, and we will help you become the ruler of the kingdom. As for what to do after that, you should know.”

"……I see."

……

After seeing Laura off, Ron went with Beta to visit the volunteer prince.

He was strapped to a laboratory table and was unconscious.

Beta is conducting research on the blood of the Omnipotent King using his own blood. Currently, Beta has developed a potion that can remove the shackles of enslavement from those who have not been fully converted into war slaves.

It was somewhat effective. Ron praised Beta with great satisfaction, which was much more beneficial to Beta than fourth-order transformation magic.

"Alpha, the Magic Festival is about to begin. Keep a close eye on the Magic City for the next while."

"Yes."

After assigning Alpha his next task and asking Alpha about the situation in the Bruwerman Empire, Ron left the town and headed to Thorn Territory.

I've been away for so long, it's time to go back and check in.

The main purpose is to come back and mark the Thorn Territory to secure a steady income.

……

The next afternoon.

Ron returned to Thornlands, and this time he didn't keep a low profile.

They directly and publicly announced that I was back.

I used to keep a low profile because I lacked the strength and was targeted by too many assassins, making it difficult to escape.

However, the Kingdom of Lah now has two seventh-tier experts on the surface, which is enough to deter most of the attackers.

With Grove in charge of Silver City, there might be other seventh-tier helpers from the White Demon Academy within the city.

He has absolutely no need to keep a low profile.

As news of Ron's return to Silver City spread, the city's residents lined the streets to welcome him.

The whole city was filled with joy.

Ron immediately declared that the territory of the Kingdom of Lah had been marked.

Although the Thorn Territory has recovered much of its vitality after the Lach Kingdom's efforts, it still suffers from deep-seated wounds from the past.

Currently, the experience gained from the Thorn Territory is less than 900, and it is entirely supported by the territory's size.

With a sharp decline in population, the reputation gain is only 700.

Fortunately, the fourth war between the divine kingdoms will be over for a while, and at least before the Magic Festival, no major moves will be made by any of the nations.

He can reliably earn a month's income, which adds up to a considerable sum over time.

"I am back."

Ron smiled as he looked at Glovi, who was standing at the entrance to greet him in front of the lord's mansion.

"Hmm." Gloway nodded slightly and handed over the warm coat.

"Thank you."

Ron put on his coat, took Gloucester's hand, and walked into the house: "It's getting cold, let's not stand here, let's go inside."

Glover looked at Ron's hand, which was being held by Ron, and quietly followed beside him.

Entering the warm room, Ron took off his coat and looked surprised when he saw the pile of documents on the table.

"How did these documents end up here? I must have arranged for someone to handle these matters," he said.

“They didn’t know how to handle it, so they asked me for advice. I tried to do some things better and then gave them some examples to refer to,” Glover said.

"This... I'm so sorry to have troubled you like this," Ron said apologetically.

Glover shook his head.

“You look so thin, why are you still trying to be strong?” Ron laughed.

Upon hearing this, Glover touched his face.

“To express my gratitude, what would you like to eat tonight? Tell me, and I’ll make it for you,” Ron said.

“Either is fine,” Gloway said.

"Cough cough."

A dry cough came from the side.

“Oh, Dean Wendy is here too.” Ron turned his head and smiled.

"It's an honor. I didn't expect His Majesty Ron to recognize me." Wendy walked over and said something that was hard to tell if it was sarcastic or not.

“The White Magic Academy is renowned far and wide, and you, as its vice-principal, are among the best of all mages. How could I not know you?” Ron said humbly.

“His Majesty Ron is truly world-renowned, not only for his youth and talent, but also for his benevolence and the love of the people,” Wendy said in a compliment.

The two looked at each other and smiled.

After exchanging pleasantries, Ron inquired about her purpose: "Is Dean Wendy here to take Gloway back?"

“Yes,” Wendy nodded, glancing helplessly at Glover. “She said she’d come back with me after you return.”

Upon hearing this, Ron gave an embarrassed smile: "I'm sorry, I asked Glovy to stay and keep an eye on Thornhold for me, and I've caused you trouble."

“Your Majesty doesn’t need to apologize,” Wendy said, seeing that Ron’s attitude was good. “What’s done is done. It’s not a big deal. As long as the outcome is good, that’s all that matters.”

“Thank you for your understanding,” Ron said, then looked at Glovi: “In that case, Glovi, you should go back with Dean Wendy.”

Not bad, the kid is quite sensible.

Wendy gave Ron an admiring look.

Grove felt a little disappointed when he didn't hear Ron's attempt to persuade him to stay.

Just as she nodded in preparation for saying goodbye, Ron continued, "I'll go back to the Magic City with you."

"You're going to the Magic City too?" Wendy was taken aback.

“Yes.” Ron nodded. “Isn’t the Magic Festival about to begin? I promised the Arcane Academy that I would participate in the Magic Festival as a teacher there, and I can’t break my promise.”

"Aren't you going to take care of Thornridge anymore?" Wendy asked.

"Of course we have to manage it."

"That……"

“Given the current situation, it’s more dangerous for Thorn Territory if I stay. But it’s safer for Thorn Territory if I leave,” Ron said.

"That's true."

Wendy understood what Ron meant.

With Ron not in Thorn Territory, those who want to attack Thorn Territory will be hesitant to act rashly.

After all, what's the point of attacking Thornlands if we can't capture Ron?
"That's fine too."

Dean Wendy nodded, agreeing with Ron's assessment.

"The Magic City forbids all forms of private duels, so it is indeed a good place for you to temporarily avoid trouble."

“Rules are just decorations in the face of huge profits,” Ron said, shaking his head.

If you're looking for refuge, the chaotic magic capital isn't a good place.

"You know that, so why did you still go?" Wendy asked, glancing at him.

“I have an agreement to keep,” Ron said.

“Alright, when are you planning to leave?” Wendy said, “We’ll leave no later than tomorrow morning.”

"Then let's do it tomorrow morning."

Ron looked at Glover: "I'll have to trouble you again on this journey."

Glover gave a soft "hmm," his expressionless face revealing no emotion.

However, judging from her tone, she did not object to Ron coming along, and those who knew her could even detect a hint of pleasure in her voice.

Wendy watched the interaction between the two and sighed inwardly.

After agreeing on the arrangements for their departure the next morning, Ron left the lord's manor and began to inspect Silver City.

Before leaving, you still have to show your face.

Wherever Ron went, he was warmly welcomed by the people.

The Silver City of today has abandoned the Lionheart Kingdom's legal code and adopted the same legal code that he originally issued in the Graymist Territory.

Many academies were built in the city to provide education for all children, teaching not only knowledge, but also magic and martial arts.

Then there are jobs: guarding, teaching, trading, weaving, cultivating land, hunting, mining—anything you want to do and are capable of doing, you can do.

In short, only laborers have food.

More work, more reward.

Of course, Ron is not a heartless businessman.

Food is plentiful, and talent is nurtured with the greatest resources.

The people did not harbor any resentment and all participated actively and voluntarily.

(End of this chapter)