Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God
Chapter 910 - 570: Giant Dragon Coast Unification Plan

Chapter 910: Chapter 570: Giant Dragon Coast Unification Plan

"The Ashaba River has breached its banks upstream of Black Feather Bridge, and those Sambiyan merchants are planning to destroy the levee toward Feather Wing Valley, diverting the floodwaters to the lower-lying Frozen Lands," Feng Geda Hast declared with a solemn expression.

"How dare they?" Gaven sprang to his feet.

The Frozen Lands, also known as the Cold Lands, are located on the northern bank downstream of the Ashaba River, north of Scar Valley, and south of Tillage Valley. It is an area of uneven lowlands.

In fact, Gaven once indirectly interacted with this area before the Thacel Refugee Camp was relocated, adjacent to it.

The reason for its name, aside from being colder than other places in winter, is that some of the largest battles in the history of the valley had erupted here. The number of people who died here continuously exceeds one hundred thousand, resulting in a constant presence of a large number of ghosts. Over time, the area naturally became saturated with negative energy, closely connected to the Shadow Plane, with a heavier chill aura and a greater number of the undead. Many of them were not native to the land of the cold but had come through special circumstances from the Shadow Plane.

However, that does not mean that no one lives here. Many shepherds come to graze their flocks during the day when the undead dare not roam, and numerous herbalists and foragers work there. The heavy saturation with negative energy naturally means that the area is prone to produce unique herbs related to negative energy, usually of considerable value.

As for the desperados, such places are never short of them.

"For their own interests, those evil merchants will stop at nothing, let alone the sparsely populated Frozen Lands. Even in densely populated cities, they dare to flood," Feng Geda Hast said, his voice dripping with disdain for those Sambiyan merchants.

"Thank you, Archmage; this information is very important to me. I need to return to the Valley immediately to see if I can stop this," Gaven said, clearly feeling the urgency.

"I’m afraid it’s already too late. The message took nearly half a day to reach our hands. Diverting a flood is a matter that cannot be delayed a moment, and I estimate that no sooner had they made their decision than they began acting on it. They’ve been preparing for this not just for a day or two," the Court Archmage was very pessimistic about the situation.

"Even if there’s no way to prevent them from flooding, we must do everything possible to rescue the people in the disaster area," Gaven said with determined conviction. "No matter what, I must go and see for myself."

Though it may sound somewhat opportunistic, this was also a great chance for him to earn a lot of goodwill from the Valley people. He must turn this disadvantage into an advantage.

"Noble friend, please do as you see fit. I have some private matters to attend to; once they are handled, I will return to Komeer. I hope to meet again in Susar," Feng Geda Hast stood up to take his leave.

As for Yalusai and Carla Denneth who had come with him, they had already been entrusted to Ms. Katherine, the Chosen of Lady Strategy. From brief interactions, they realized that her knowledge in warfare was entirely novel and revolutionary. If widely applied to the battlefield, her strategies would inevitably have a significant and long-lasting impact. Yalusai, who prided himself on his command abilities, whether in strategical war games, chess battles, or actual battlefield command, was comprehensively overpowered by Ms. Katherine and dutifully became her little assistant.

He must go back and report to King Yasan that they should continue to increase their investment in Yin Hong War Academy and Lady Strategy, to maintain an advantage in this area.

"I won’t see the Archmage out then."

"Stay where you are."

Feng Geda Hast did not give Gaven a chance to see him off and just tore open a portal, vanishing through it toward the West Gate. He had a secret mission yet to complete. What storm of bloodshed he would stir up at the West Gate was something only he and those destined to face him would know.

Before Gaven could even move to return to the Valley, he was cornered by two leaders of the Avenger Rebellion Army, Yeshandalah and Fan Ruina.

Yeshandalah, with a somber expression, looked at Gaven and said, "Baron, I think we should sit down and discuss the reconstruction of Efanso and the resettlement of its citizens."

Regarding the cooperation between the Conqueror Army and the Avenger Rebellion Army to overthrow the Undead Regime in Efanso and replace it, both parties had reached a certain consensus beforehand. However, at the time that was only a general direction. The real division of interests would only take place now, after they had truly conquered Efanso City and achieved the final victory.

"We definitely should have had this talk earlier. It’s just that these days, I’ve been too busy jockeying with the City Lord Mayors to find the time. But please, give me five minutes; I need to arrange something. Would you wait inside for a moment?" Gaven replied.

"Alright." Yeshandalah was not the type to be unapproachable and stepped aside.

Gaven hurriedly found Veranika and shared the news he had just received, setting her a task, "Take Luna with you and go back to Weizemay Manor immediately. Gather sailors who are proficient in water, especially those mercenaries whose families are from around the Frozen Lands, and hurry to the Frozen Lands to rescue people as quickly as possible. Oh, and take Regina with you. Collect as many memories of the disaster and our rescue efforts as possible. Return in two hours to pick me up."

"Understood." Veranika had somewhat caught up with Gaven’s train of thought. His immediate orders, which seemed like a single task, were in fact two: to save as many lives as possible and to collect materials for propaganda that would be advantageous to themselves and detrimental to those Sambiyan merchants, turning the disaster into a sharp weapon against the Sambiyan merchants.