Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God
Chapter 999 - 599 Komeer Kingdom’s Scheming_3

Chapter 999: Chapter 599 Komeer Kingdom’s Scheming_3

As for the possibility of defeat, Gaven did not speak of it, not because he was confident of victory, but because if that situation arose, all would be lost, and discussing it would be pointless.

It’s the same old saying, history is written by the victors.

Whether it was for Lady Strategy or for themselves, this battle could only end in victory, not defeat.

"Rockland Duke," Tainalasta could no longer maintain her imperturbable demeanor; a hint of shock appeared on her beautiful face as she quickly calculated the benefits this matter could bring to the Komeer Kingdom.

It took only a few seconds for her brain to overload.

Because it was too much, beyond imagination.

Should the Conqueror Army triumph in the Goblin Margins, it would mean that at least one or two major forces there were severely weakened, their control over the area would be at its most fragile, and given the nature the Conqueror Army had shown before, even if they wouldn’t completely consume the area, they would establish their own city or control center here, preparing to nibble away at it.

And his willingness to accept the title under the Rockland Duke might not mean that these territories would directly belong to the Komeer Kingdom, but it would essentially create an indirect relationship.

And the Komeer Kingdom had ways to make these territories a part of itself, the simplest and most common method was not war, but marriage alliance, especially with the Royal Family—a marriage with her, the future Queen of the Komeer Kingdom. The children born of their union would be co-rulers of the lands of both parties, becoming the King over all the territories. The amalgamation would naturally be a matter of course.

No, not just the Goblin Margins.

The energy of this young man before her was beyond imagination. He had already carved out a territory on the Giant Plains, manipulated the situation at Giant Dragon Coast, owned lands in the Valley, and even Thacel was under the Duke’s territory.

Crown Princess realized at this moment the real reason her father had sent her here.

Once the Conqueror Army achieved an unprecedented grand victory in the Goblin Margins, there would be no second candidate for her future husband; certainly, it must be this young man before her. This was in the interest of the entire Komeer Kingdom. By then, not only would her say be irrelevant, even King Yasan would have no say, as all forces within the kingdom would drive them toward this step.

This was their inherent duty. The greater the power they wielded, the less their marriage was up to them, but rather determined by rights and interests.

Realizing this, Tainalasta couldn’t help but reassess the young man before her. He had looks, he had ability; marrying him seemed a good choice as well. Since the matter was doomed not to be hers to decide, it made more sense to opt for something tangible and visible rather than gamble on the unknown.

Gaven, lacking the ability to read minds, did not know that the Crown Princess before him had such a rich imagination, already thinking a century ahead, and he continued with enthusiasm to analyze the pros and cons, "After our victory, we will certainly need to pass through Rocklands, but for such a large army to simply march through would be a waste.

As long as the kingdom is willing to appoint me as Rockland Duke, I will certainly traverse from west to east, sweeping across the whole Rocklands, officially incorporating it into the rule of the kingdom. As for other subsidiary benefits, it is still premature to talk about those, we will decide after the outcome of the battle."

"Since you’re determined, then we look forward to your victory," Tainalasta did not linger much, directly grabbing Gaven and using the Teleportation Ring again, returning to the transfer plaza in front of High Corner Fort.

Her mind was now in turmoil due to her recent conjectures, making it unsuitable to make any more decisions.

Seeing the two reappear, Yalusai candidly asked, "You finished your talk so quickly?"

"There wasn’t much to discuss," Gaven said with a smile as he bid farewell to the Crown Princess. "Your Highness, I’d advise you to consider the proposal I mentioned when making any decision. If there’s nothing else, I shall return to the army to prepare for battle."

"General, why are you leaving so soon?" Yalusai protested. "Didn’t we agree earlier to give you a tour of the entire High Corner Fort?"

"Speed is essential in warfare, the longer we delay here, the more forces the enemy can muster and the better prepared they will be. As for visiting High Corner Fort, there will be plenty of other opportunities." Although this visit did not involve much interaction with the Crown Princess, Gaven felt that his own thinking was becoming clearer.

"But..." Yalusai wanted to say more but was interrupted by the Crown Princess, "There’s no ’but’, Sai, have you forgotten my previous teachings? Priority must be given to serious matters."

"Understood, Sister Wang," Yalusai, whose awe for Tainalasta even exceeded that for the Yasan Kingdom, was ingrained from childhood. Although she no longer feared the pain, some things had embedded themselves in her bones from an early age.

The Crown Princess continued, "I haven’t seen Sai for several months and would like her to stay and keep me company for a while. You wouldn’t mind that, would you, General?"

"Of course, not at all, she was originally our guest, she doesn’t need to rejoin the army, she can simply report directly to Fortress of Strategy when the time comes," Gaven clearly understood the Crown Princess’s intentions. She intended to withdraw Yalusai and Carla Denneth from the situation; after all, the Conqueror Army was about to face a massive melee involving multiple parties. Amidst the vortex, Princess Komeir’s identity would not offer her any additional protection.

Gaven didn’t want to take that risk either. If she could be revived while not in the army it would be fine, but if she couldn’t be revived, then they would be in trouble.

In this world, the means to prevent revival were bizarre and numerous, far more common and varied than one might imagine, especially among those Monster Forces.