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Chapter 1213 - 1213 202 Per Capita Demolition Technique_2

1213: Chapter 202: Per Capita Demolition Technique_2 1213: Chapter 202: Per Capita Demolition Technique_2 The major powers are also exhausted, unable to seal off all the leaks; they can only throw out some techniques with serious side effects to trap others.

Such pitfalls actually make future breakthroughs more difficult, but are beneficial for early stage cultivation.

“Marshal, though the Orcs have blocked the news, their actions cannot deceive anyone.

All species are selecting gifted younger generations, and there’s no limit on the number either, which clearly indicates preparation for the opening of the Land of Inheritance.

According to past customs, each Orc Species must send at least a hundred geniuses for each opening of the Land of Inheritance, and this number might even increase under special circumstances.

Some minor species, in order to participate in the inheritance trials, are virtually mobilizing their entire species.”

Upon hearing Number Zero’s report, Hudson fell into deep thought.

It was hard to judge whether this news was good or bad on the spot.

In the short term, the Orcs are busy with the inheritance trials and temporarily won’t trouble us.

But once the trials are over, the situation will change.

If the “Four Emperors Seven Kings” obtain the inheritance, then the Orc Empire will likely remain dormant for a few years, assimilating what they’ve gained from the Land of Inheritance.

If smaller clans gain advantages, as existing beneficiaries, they definitely won’t accept defeat and will inevitably incite wars to eliminate competitors.

This is hard to confirm, as the species that gain inheritance are kept secret.

After the trials, participants are randomly teleported.

“Keep a close watch, but don’t actively inquire.

Focus primarily on observing the Orcs’ military movements.

Once the Land of Inheritance appears, there will definitely be heavy protection.

Also pay attention to the locations of the various weaker species within the Orc Empire, as they may prove useful in the future.”

Hudson commanded without changing his expression.

Caring for his subordinates was also one of his character tags.

Since Hudson took charge of the Kingdom’s Intelligence Agencies in the Orc Empire, the casualty rate of intelligence agents in the field has dropped sharply, and they wouldn’t be activated without serious occasions.

The results are also clear; intelligence gathering often bears fruit inadvertently.

With the reduction of active tasks, intelligence agents actually have more freedom to maneuver.

This assignment was no exception, Hudson did not have the unrealistic expectation to identify the location of the Land of Inheritance immediately.

The Land of Inheritance of the Orcs is a matter of life and death for the Orc Species; could the spies bought by the Intelligence Agencies continue to betray their species?

In the worst case, instead of gathering intelligence, the intelligence network might be exposed.

Using roundabout tactics is different.

The Orcs under the Intelligence Agencies’ control aren’t the brightest, to begin with; they wouldn’t think of so much.

As long as the information isn’t about betraying their own species, those fellows won’t feel any remorse.

Upon the news of the Orcs’ internal war ending, the Kingdom’s political strife hit the pause button, and even the most active investigation team quieted down.

There was nothing to be done, the King himself wasn’t supportive.

With just the political resources left by their ancestors, it was impossible to stir up any major trouble.

Rashly launching an attack could be fine if successful; but if it failed, they would truly experience the cruelty of political struggles.

Annihilation wouldn’t occur, but banishment or conscription was likely.

Anyone with even a little sense knew what fate awaited them if banished to the frontier given their previous folly.

Time can wash away everything, and after a few months of adjustment, Caesar IV seemed to be recovering from the sorrow of losing his child.

However, compared to before, he was much leaner, and his smile was less frequent.

For a Monarch, such changes are definitely not good.

Unfortunately, emotional scars can only be healed by the person affected, and outsiders can’t be of much help.

“Everyone must have received the message from Marshal Hudson.

Let’s come up with a plan together on how the Kingdom should respond!”

Caesar IV said with an icy tone.

Full of fury with no outlet, the Orcs just happened to knock on the door.

At this critical moment, the Kingdom’s strength was closest to that of the Orc Empire.

Should war actually break out, the odds in favor of the Kingdom were far from low.

If it weren’t for the Kingdom’s strained finances and the complex international situation, Caesar IV would have ordered to commence the war immediately.

“Your Majesty, the only good Orc is a dead Orc!

The Kingdom has finally inflicted heavy damage on the Orcs, and we mustn’t give them any chance of resurgence.

Originally, by recuperating methodically, we would gradually surpass the Orc Empire, but the situation is different now.

Once the Orcs gain racial inheritance from the Land of Inheritance, they are bound to experience a surge in power, and this would be a disaster for the Kingdom.

The best option is to try to sabotage the opening of the Land of Inheritance; if that’s not possible, then we must delay its opening as much as we can.

If all else fails, then we must leverage the advantage of striking first and select an Orc Royal Family to execute the Beheading Strategy!”

Duke Eufeele, Minister of Military Affairs, spoke with a murderous aura.

If such ruthless tactics were used among the Human Race, one would be notorious.

But when used against the Orcs, nobody thinks the methods are despicable.

“Duke Eufeele, to sabotage the Orcs’ opening of their inheritance, we first need to find the location of the opening.

The Orc Prairie is too vast, and the location of the Land of Inheritance varies each time.

Only a few Eighth-Order Beastman Priests can vaguely discern its approximate location.

There is almost no chance of obtaining information from their mouths.”