Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God
Chapter 1113 - 637: Exchange of Friendship Symbols_3

Chapter 1113: Chapter 637: Exchange of Friendship Symbols_3

Gaven and his Conqueror Army’s current significance to the Komeer Kingdom is not as clear to Yalusai as it is to the Crown Princess; the current Yalusai is not yet the Iron Regent Princess of the future, far from considering such profound matters. What she sees is from the perspective of an army general.

This time being sent to the Conqueror Army, her excitement was more about escaping the luxurious prison of the Purple Dragon Palace. She had little reverence for Katherine and her Lady of Divine Strategy.

Even when she saw many extraordinary things in the Conqueror Army, it was just superficial, failing to deeply stir her soul. After all, the Komeer Kingdom possesses one of the continent’s top knight corps. Any one of them could serve as a low-ranking officer in the Conqueror Army.

If Efanso’s siege warfare opened Yalusai’s eyes to a new way of fighting,

then the battle at the Goblin Margins truly shocked her soul, banishing her arrogant belief that with five thousand of the Purple Dragon Legion under her command, she could entirely defeat them.

War is not just about knights charging; if you can fully utilize tactics and find ways to overcome the enemy, it is possible to win against stronger foes.

She took this opportunity to diligently learn from the Chosen of the Lady Strategy.

The Crown Princess nodded to Gaven, showing a meaningful smile and said, "I await the General’s arrival in Susar, Komeer Kingdom, and hope the General will not keep us waiting long."

This was a rather formal invitation.

"After I finish the cleanup work here, I will immediately set off," Gaven knew he must go to Susar in Komeer Kingdom.

However, how to go there, and in what capacity, is another matter that requires careful planning.

"Then, see you in Susar," the Crown Princess was resolute and directly activated a Teleportation Spell, returning to Susar in the Komeer Kingdom, to report her observations to the old dragon entrenched in the Purple Dragon Palace.

Compared to the enormous size of Komeer Kingdom, the Conqueror Army does indeed seem insignificant.

However, everything has two sides. Their large size means they are relatively slow to mobilize, have a longer border to defend, and face more diverse and complex enemies. There are many eyes on them, leading to a situation where pulling one hair affects the whole body.

Their mobilization of more than five thousand troops makes many regional powers uneasy.

More than ten thousand troops being mobilized draws high attention from places like Sambiyan Kingdom, Valley Fields, the Santarin Association in the Moon Sea Region, and the cities on Giant Dragon Coast, among others.

Once they mobilize more than fifty thousand troops, it’s likely all forces will join together to pressure them.

This is the deterrent effect of large troop numbers. The Conqueror Army, even with the ability to stir up significant situations and plunder several cities, has limits – they could capture but not hold, and they would eventually leave.

Thus, cities on the Giant Dragon Coast resorted to paying money to invite the Conqueror Army to leave their shores.

But Komeer Kingdom is different – backed by a powerful nation, once something is devoured by them, it would be incredibly difficult to get them to relinquish it.

Take the battle at Goblin Margins, for instance, if it were Komeer Kingdom’s army instead, the situation would be entirely different.

Most likely, the battle wouldn’t even commence.

Both the Lizard Court of Tun Marsh and the Ghost Witch Assembly of Far Sea Marsh would shrink their forces back into the marshes, using geographic advantages to fight a defensive counterattack, aiming to annihilate Komeer Kingdom’s army in the marshes.

Even the Dark Castle would not organize a Monster Army but would instead incite those monster forces to carry out sneak attacks from all directions, preventing Komeer’s army from gaining a foothold here.

They chose to emerge from the marshes and amass a large army this time, not only because the wealth carried by the Conqueror Army was tempting, but also because they believed they had the capability to devour the Conqueror Army. At worst, they could safely retreat to their own territories, ensuring minimal losses.

Had they faced the Komeer Kingdom’s army, even if they chose to send out troops, they wouldn’t engage in deceitful maneuvers like before, but would instead abandon all and unite sincerely to fight.

The true bringer of catastrophic disaster to the forces of Goblin Margins was not the Conqueror Army, but their miscalculation of the situation.

Now that the situation has been opened up by the Conqueror Army, how to seek greater benefits from it, and their attitude towards the Conqueror Army is crucial.

After the Crown Princess left, Gaven took Yalusai back to his group, and once again handed them over to Katherine’s care. The Crown Princess had said she was handing this group along with that Purple Dragon Legion to his disposal, but Gaven really couldn’t arrange them to do anything substantial – it was more appropriate to leave their training to the first Chosen of Lady Strategy.

Pointing at the Yin Hong Plunderers, now divided by the Holy Strategists into three corps not far away, Katherine said, "Pick one. Each corps consists of one hundred and ten, structurally similar, a third of them are Transcendent, the remaining two-thirds all between eight to nine Life Dice. One corps I’ll take back to the Fortress of Strategy, another will be handed to Ms. Zalanda."

She had already received a divine oracle from Lady Strategy that these Yin Hong Plunderers should be divided equally among her three Chosen, as they symbolize the Godly Office of Destruction in the Planning Plunder, and being placed in different locations would facilitate the expansion of this Divine Position. The previous trade between Gaven and Lady Strategy was somewhat superfluous.

Gaven was not too regretful; their gains from this expedition were significant enough, not lessening those few thousand souls.