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Chapter 539 - 539 108 Borrowing the Dragon to Kill People_2

539: Chapter 108: Borrowing the Dragon to Kill People_2 539: Chapter 108: Borrowing the Dragon to Kill People_2 “We may as well leave the rest to the Clergy to sort out.

They didn’t play a very honorable role in this war, and I just happen to have some evidence in my hands.”

“If they refuse to help, we’ll leak the information discreetly and spread rumors that we made a deal with them to lure the armies of various countries into a trap for annihilation,” said Alex, brimming with murderous intent.

In order to preserve the Orc Empire, he had racked his brains.

Even the strategy of stirring up discord within the Human Alliance was brought out.

Given the relationship between the Clergy and the countries of the Human Race, it would be hard not to doubt when hearing such rumors.

If a bit of “evidence” appeared, even if the evidence was quite weak, it would be enough to stir up turbulence.

However, unless absolutely necessary, Alex didn’t want to proceed that way.

Once he took that step, he would have completely offended the Clergy.

If a war were to break out with the Human Race in the future, it would be difficult to find such a “professional burden” as an ally again.

…

Hudson, busy repairing the defensive line and oblivious to the power struggles among the major forces, was counting on the reinforcements from the Human Alliance to jointly rescue the main body of the kingdom’s forces.

Recently, he had received many covert promises from major nobles.

As long as he could save the private armies of these families, they would be as good as family in the future.

Even the representative of the Dalton Family stated: The Southeastern Province is vast and fertile, fully capable of supporting two major noble families, and we can discuss development together.”

The only one who had not reacted was the Rocknard Family.

A feud was indeed difficult to reconcile.

It was clear that everyone was in a hurry now.

They feared that their main forces would suffer losses on the battlefield, rendering them unable to face the big reshuffle that was to come.

Hudson fully understood their concerns.

All the elite of the families were in the Northern Expedition Army.

If these forces were lost, it would mean that a family had no future.

Even if they could survive the upcoming large reshuffle, a family could quickly decline because it lacked successors.

For a major family, the loss of core talent is more fatal than the loss of military strength.

“A dragon!”

“A giant dragon!”

“Look quickly, there is a giant dragon in the sky!”

“It’s coming toward us…”

Following the direction of the sound, a red figure appeared in Hudson’s sight.

The appearance of a creature from legend, not only aroused his curiosity, even Belsden, who usually slept all day, rubbed his bear eyes and stared intently at the sky.

Enjoying the gasps of the crowd, Maxim was very satisfied.

According to the experience passed down by his irresponsible Dragon Mother, the heist could be carried out most efficiently only when everyone was terrified.

Yes, he was here to rob.

Although he was invited by the Orcs to make a deterrent appearance, it didn’t interfere with his robbery.

As a Red Dragon, how could he be a good boy?

As a prodigy among the Red Dragons, he wouldn’t dare brag to his little brothers on Dragon Island if he didn’t make a big name for himself on the continent!

“Crawlers, quickly hand over all your gold and princesses, the Dragon King will spare your lives!”

Maxim was not at all embarrassed about boasting.

Due to accidentally entering the Dragon Tomb in his youth and eating a lot of its special product—Dragon Spirit Grass, his body grew tremendously.

If the Dragon Spirit Grass only had benefits and no drawbacks, it would have been devoured by the dragons long ago.

After all, dragons are vain, and they all hope their bodies will grow bigger.

The price to pay for a rapid growth in size was the loss of some inherited memories, so he had to rely on his Dragon Mother for additional lessons.

How much bias and emotion the Dragon Mother put into these lessons was unknown.

In fact, suddenly having a “baby” whose body size was even larger than her own exerted a great psychological pressure on the Dragon Mother.

Simply judging from body size, Maxim was already close to the level of a Dragon King.

As for combat strength, he was only slightly stronger than an average adult dragon; the gap was not significant.

If he were truly a Dragon King, he wouldn’t have been chased around the world by two Earth Bears to the point where he nearly lost his life.

His impressive appearance might not fool magical beasts of the same level, but it was enough to intimidate the Human Race.

Upon hearing the words “Dragon King” and seeing Maxim’s gigantic body, the army was thrown into turmoil.

Even Hudson was taken aback.

The training paths for humans and giant dragons were completely different.

In general, an adult dragon was equivalent to a human sanctuary powerhouse.

Most human sanctuary powerhouses were no match for dragons.

Occasionally, a strongman might stage a comeback, but these situations could not be generalized.

A regular human sanctuary powerhouse would definitely walk around a large number of troops.

There had been many sanctuary powerhouses who were ill-fated within a large encirclement.

But dragons were different.

Their incredible defense power meant that regular swords had no killing power against them.

Only the incredibly powerful Magic Bed Crossbows or Heavy Magic Crystal Cannons could pose a threat to them.

The most prominent feature of heavy firepower was its clumsiness.

It certainly lacked flexibility and the probability of hitting a dragon was pitifully low.

If the target was a Dragon King, the situation would become even more serious.

Most Magic Crystal Cannons could only tickle them.

If you want to kill a Dragon King, you have to rely on stacking up strongmen!

Wide-scale attacks that spread out power were useless against these abnormals.

The only consolation was that Dragon Kings were extremely rare, and most of them were old dragons who were not as active as they were in their youth.