King of Titans and Dragons
Chapter 546 - 546 542 The Tame White Dragon Queen

Chapter 546: Chapter 542: The Tame White Dragon Queen Chapter 546: Chapter 542: The Tame White Dragon Queen “A city for us Frost Giants!” The three Frost Giant leaders were stunned by Muria’s wide-ranging movement, and they somewhat doubted that Muria would go to such lengths just for their barbaric Frost Giants.

“Yes. After the city is built, you will all live there and then receive the education I arrange.” Muria informed the Frost Giant leader about their future arrangements, “You have been behind the times for too long. Being backward can mean you get left behind.”

“Don’t you want to form a legion based on us Frost Giants?” Frost Fang asked anxiously. He was aware of Muria’s plan to avenge the Evil Gods who had once hurt him and to counter-attack another subcontinent.

“Awk,” Cold Crow flew to land on Frost Feather’s head from Muria’s shoulder. It tilted its head and spoke out Muria’s opinion on the Frost Giants in a mocking tone, “You guys are too inferior in all respects to meet Muria’s requirements. You want to join the legion formed by the Titan in your current state? You’re far from it.”

“We Frost Giants are fierce warriors who do not fear any enemies and never retreat…” Frost Fang, who had already held back much anger from the cloud giants, refuted with a red neck and face, upon hearing the reasons why Muria looked down upon them. The Legendary Frost giant from the Snow Leopard Tribe had a similar expression.

“I want soldiers who can fight for me, not daredevils and cannon fodder.” Muria didn’t look back at them, “This is not the ancient era anymore, being courageous and ready to die is no longer the basic requirement for a soldier. If you want to join my legion, you need to master more.”

“Look at these Engineering Golems constructing the city for you,” Muria pointed to the Golems excavating the foundations in front, “Do you think they are acting on their own?”

The three Frost Giant leaders looked blank, and the elder Frost Giants behind them were even more dumbfounded. None of their ancestors had seen such magic creatures.

“Of course not. The actions of these engineering golems are already loaded with various excavation, construction, maintenance techniques, etc., but that’s not enough. They lack basic reasoning abilities. They need manipulators. If I give you the control of these engineering golems, can you control them?” Muria slightly turned his head and asked the Frost Giant leaders.

All the Frost Giants who heard Muria’s words shook their heads subconsciously. It was their first time seeing Golems, how could they possibly know how to operate them?

“Therefore, you need to learn. In the future, when you lead your War Golems and Engineering Golems onto the battlefield, you Frost Giants need to learn to control them. When they have minor issues, you should be able to carry out simple repairs.”

What Muria said left the Frost Giants puzzled, especially when he asked these rulers of the Frost Giants to take the lead in learning. Even the three legendary leaders were completely befuddled.

“Prince Muria, do I need to learn too? When the war starts, I can just lead the charge.” The Frost Giant instinctively began to shirk, feeling that operating and maintaining Golems was too complicated and difficult. When Frost Fang shirked, Frost Feather and the leader of the Snow Leopard branch tribe expressed their agreement by instinctively resisting things they had not been exposed to.

“On the contrary, because you are the leaders, you need to learn even more, make an example, and take a lead.” Muria said something familiar to these Frost Giant leaders, making them exchange awkward glances.

“You learn these things not only to fight for me.” Muria cast a glance at any Frost Giants who might be dissatisfied, and he still knew the strategy of both carrot and stick, “But it’s more for the continuation and rise of you Frost Giants. I give you the opportunity to eliminate ignorance, and to throw away barbarism. And you guys also need to seize the opportunity.”

“And, all the knowledge I arrange for you Frost Giants to learn, once you learn it completely, no Giants will dare to look down upon you.” Muria said ambiguously, “The fundamental reasons for being looked down upon are that you are too backward.”

…

“Terence, how many Giants are willing to teach Frost Giants?” Muria, who had just educated the Frost Giants a bit, arrived at the Central Cloud Island of Xena Pus, and summoned the Storm Giant Leader, Terence, who was nominally in charge of all the Giants.

The largest target of Xena Pus now hovering over the Depluson Subcontinent is to enlighten the Frost Giants, ignite the light of Frost Giant civilization, and form a high-quality Frost Giant Legion based on this. Even in the case of large-scale war losses, it can be quickly replenished or even rebuilt.

“Your Highness, only 226 Giants are willing to leave Xena Pus to teach Frost Giants.”

“That’s too few.” Muria frowned. There are many Frost Giants under his command, from three tribes plus Frost Giants obtained from Clodia, now he has 120,000 Frost Giants. What good are 200 or so Giants to him?

“Your Highness, you ordered the Giants to teach Frost Giants on a voluntary principle, and all the Giants who have had contact with Frost Giants do not want to have prolonged contact with them. They are too barbaric, too ignorant.” Even the Storm Giant Leader couldn’t help shaking his head when he talked about the education issue of Frost Giants. They were like rotten wood, not carve-able, which was his opinion of Frost Giants.

“What if I gave a direct order?” Mureya looked down at Terence, his lips tightening slightly. He didn’t want to force the giants into doing something they were unwilling to do, the efficiency would be extremely low. But if there was no other way, this was the only option.

“All storm giants are willing to obey your commands.” The storm giant leader knelt on one knee.

“Is there no better way? I can reward those giants willing to become frost giant instructors. Weapons, armor, potions… all these can be provided.”

“Your Majesty, if you allow those Giants willing to educate Frost Giants to live closer to you, I believe we can easily solve the issue of lack of Frost Giant instructors.”

“You mean open up Central Cloud Island?” Mureya raised his eyebrows. His current residence was situated atop the Storm Eagle’s nest. On Central Cloud Island, Mureya had constructed a huge building that completely encapsulated the Wind King Eagle’s nest.

“There is no need to open Central Cloud Island. Allowing those willing to educate Frost Giants to reside on the satellite cloud islands around Central Cloud Island would suffice. There is plenty of vacant land on these surrounding cloud islands.”

“Hmm, if that’s feasible, let’s do it that way.” Mureya agreed with Terence’s suggestion.

There are a total of 132 cloud islands in Xena Pus, covering a total area of 129,600 square kilometers. The largest area is Central Cloud Island, where the Wind King Eagle sleeps, with an area of 8,695 square kilometers. This is a vast island. When Xena Pus disables its concealment system, it can shield and block sunlight to nearly ten thousand square kilometers of land, plunging it into darkness.

“Prince Mureya, I also have a small suggestion regarding the education of the Frost Giants.” After Terence finished speaking, Mia stepped forward.

“Speak.”

“Should we focus our educational efforts on the children of the Frost Giants? The adult and even older Frost Giants have set thought patterns and extremely low learning capabilities. Teaching them is highly inefficient.

I propose we teach them only basic combat cooperation. It wouldn’t be worth our resources to teach them more. They can be the foundation stones of the Frost Giant civilization, responsible only for charging and fighting.”

“Prince Mureya, I agree with Miss Mia’s suggestion. Regardless of the race, impressionable children have more potential. It takes too much time to reshape shaped tools.”

“I concur. We only need to focus on educating these children and wait for them to grow up.”

…The administrators of Xena Pus, Mia, the chief steward of Xena Pus, Terence, the leader of the Storm Giants, Mels, the head of the Deep Jail Refining Demon, Cynthia, the leader of the Punishment Legion (Fake) Red Dragon, and Fiona, the ancient green dragon, the head of trade and diplomacy, all agreed with Mia’s proposal.

After some consideration, Mureya also agreed. He just needed to wait for fifty to sixty years, a wait he had the patience for. Besides, he only needed to establish the main framework, and he didn’t need to wait that long in the Depluson Subcontinent.

…

“So, to build your Frost Giant Legion, you sold the preaching rights in my territory to the Leopard God?” In the center of the four nations conquered by the Frost Queen, a magnificent city of ice stood resplendently radiant. Within the mighty Ice Palace at the heart of the city, the White Dragon Queen Clodia looked up at Mureya sitting on her Ice Throne.

“After all, you don’t need faith.” Mureya stared at Clodia’s pale gold dragon eyes for a few moments, causing the little white dragon to uncomfortably turn her head away. “At least you don’t need it now.”

“Alright, alright. You’re my keeper, and the whole dragon and the territory I conquered belong to you. You have the final say, and I’ll just follow your arrangements.”

“Don’t talk nonsense. What keeper?” Mureya gently tapped the elegant and slender white dragon in front of him. Clodia now looked quite different from other white dragons and was very much in line with Mureya’s aesthetic preference for dragons. If he had to make a judgement, she was a white dragon with nation-toppling beauty.

“I raised you like a little sister. Did I ever deny you anything you wanted when you were a child? The main reason I interfere with the faith in your territory is to help you suppress the Human Church there and help you maintain control. For a Beast God to preach, she must seek the cooperation of you, the White Dragon Queen.” As Mureya’s hand lightly stroked the white dragon’s lower jaw, she stretched her slender neck out and placed it on Mureya’s knee.