Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God
Chapter 1025 - 608: Showing Weakness to the Enemy_2

Chapter 1025: Chapter 608: Showing Weakness to the Enemy_2

The original plan for the Dark Castle was to use the Army of Conquerors to eliminate the Lizard Queen, destroy her Court, on the premise that both sides were evenly matched, or at least that the Lizard Court could inflict heavy damage on the Conqueror Army, even at the cost of suffering great losses themselves.

Now both sides have already started to bleed, but at most, these are minor injuries, far from being crippling.

In time, not only will the Conqueror Army take advantage of the victory to sweep across the entire Goblin Margins.

On the other side, once the Lizard Queen is revived, she merely loses a Life Dice and some miscellaneous soldiers, while her Lizardfolk Army remains intact, still dominating the Tun Marsh.

The Dark Castle would end up busying itself for nothing and could even lose all monster force it had painstakingly cultivated in the surrounding area over the years.

That is to say, the more chaotic the situation becomes, and the longer the war drags on, the more advantageous it is for the Dark Castle.

The monster Army of the Dark Castle is now less than five kilometers from this place, the Abyssal Jackalwere Legion from Far Sea Marsh is not more than ten kilometers away, and the Swamp Army via waterway is at most twenty kilometers distant.

Regardless of whether the Treant transformation is a supernatural or special ability, it would only take one Ninth Ring spell of Duncan’s Greater Disjunction to break it down; even if it isn’t utterly destroyed, at least it could be reverted to its original form.

But now... Simmon’s face grew so dark it seemed it could drip water, not only because of the interference from the Crown Princess but also due to the terrifying strength displayed by the enemy, "Legendary Spell Counter, the Komeer Kingdom truly is a well-established kingdom with extraordinary heritage. The Eldest Princess has just stepped into the legendary realm less than a year ago, yet she has already mastered a legendary spell."

This is the power of authority.

Simmon clearly remembers that it took him ten years of being legendary to master his own first legendary spell, while the Crown Princess, who only entered the ranks last year, already has the capability to proficiently prepare primary legendary spells.

One doesn’t need to ask to know—she must have started studying and came into contact with this legendary spell during her quasi-legendary phase, accumulating seeds of legendary spells ahead of time, so that once she reached the professional level, she naturally mastered and wielded them with ease. This is most likely the achievement of the Court Archmage Feng Geda Hast, whose court title greatly stems from the fact that he is the Eldest Princess’ teacher, if the Eldest Princess ascends to the throne, he would unequivocally be the Imperial Teacher.

The effect of this Legendary Spell Counter is very simple: it negates all spells below the legendary level, including the Wish Spell, touted as the strongest Ninth Ring spell. Any effects it produces would be negated on the spot unless countered by a legendary spell.

Although Simmon also commands a legendary spell, it’s not of the attacking type and cannot threaten the Five-Willow True Form.

"Just a fluke," the Crown Princess said, expressionless, coldly staring at Simmon. As long as he does not take action, she would also not start a direct battle with this veteran legendary mage.

At their level, unless one is sure of being able to send the adversary to certain death and guarantees there’s no chance for resurrection, the conflict would more often than not result in a stalemate of spells, since both sides have their own establishments to consider. If their possessions were to be involved, the destruction could be catastrophic.

Even if one managed to kill the other outright, the deceased could resurrect and seek insane revenge.

This is precisely what makes General Gaven’s Undead Vengeance Realm so savage—not only can he eliminate powerful enemies permanently, but he can also transform them into a formidable fighting force for himself.

"Are you doing this with the King’s knowledge and permission? Does he allow this? Such conduct severely damages the interests of the Komeer Kingdom. A complete Conqueror Army is of no benefit to you. Take a look at General Gaven’s strategic layout.

Covering the Giant Dragon Coast, Goblin Margins, Rocklands, and Valley, his domain already surrounds your Komeer Kingdom completely. Once he completes the connection, you will become an outright national subjugated by China. Where will Komeer go for expansion then?

I know what you are thinking—to eventually intermarry and assimilate over time.

But do you realize that he already has a Zalanda in Tesser, and their plans there are to unify Tesser anew. Tell me, whose kingdom will his territories be incorporated into? Will it be ruled by your Obisceal Family, or will it be the Thacel Kingdom led by his covert operation?"

Simmon, an expert in dark politics, was arguably most skilled at this maneuver, fully magnifying the intelligence in his hands.

As if Zalanda is not currently a beleaguered city lord suffering from the joint blockade of Thacel Nobility Warlords, but rather on the verge of unifying all of Tesser and becoming its new queen.

And as if General Gaven’s Conqueror Army, by defeating the Lizard Queen, will become the undisputed ruler of the entire Goblin Margins.

While speaking, Simmon observed the Crown Princess’s expression, but unfortunately, her reaction was textbook perfect—not a flicker in her face, nor a shift in her eyes. It was hard to decipher her real thoughts. She merely focused her attention on the spells exchanged between them, without the slightest intent to engage in conversation.

With no other option, Simmon continued to pitch on his own: "We can completely balance them, let them fight to a mutual downfall here, and afterwards, we can claim the control of the Goblin Margins based on our respective strengths. What do you say?"