From Baron's Second Son to Dragon Rider

The moment Harold formally and solemnly declared his loyalty to Krober in front of everyone.

The entire magnificent and legendary world of knights fell into Krober's control intact, like a huge puzzle.

The kings who chose to surrender to Krober still enjoyed the same treatment, but at the same time, their territories changed to varying degrees.

The first person to be mentioned was Harold, who undoubtedly suffered the most serious loss in this power change.

The once vast territory has now shrunk significantly, but in the face of Krober's powerful strength and majesty, he can only accept this reality silently.

Looking at Aditya, this shrewd and capable monarch also had to make concessions and handed over one-third of the land of the Holy Mithril Kingdom that he had already swallowed.

Krober had a clear plan for this precious land - he planned to incorporate it into his own territory to further consolidate his ruling position.

And in the north of the blue sea, there is a vast expanse of sea.

Krober granted this area to Gwendolyn without hesitation, the mermaid queen who was always diligent and conscientious.

In Krober's eyes, she was fully qualified to be the master of this ocean and command everything in the sea.

As for Ashadelon, she also showed extraordinary magnanimity and voluntarily handed over the remaining land from the Holy Mithril Kingdom.

After careful consideration, Krober decided to give this land to Ludwig Olive Flame.

This newly emerging magic green peridot dragon knight was very satisfied with Krober's arrangement.

Because in this way, he not only gained a new territory, but also could be neighbors with his former master, which was undoubtedly a great thing for him.

In the distant Baldur's Gate, Nort was fishing here.

However, at this moment, an urgent recall order broke the calm.

It turned out that Krober issued a return order, requiring Nort to return immediately.

After receiving the order, Nort did not dare to delay for a moment. He quickly gathered all his soldiers and prepared to return.

In the order, Krober explained in detail.

In addition to integrating his own army, Nort also had to take away most of the soldiers and professionals in Baldur's Gate.

If you have to count, Baldur's Gate and its Sword Coast region are Krober's only local forces in the continent of Faerun.

This expedition is arduous and dangerous for Nort and his knights.

Because the enemy they are about to face is the demon from the abyss - a chaotic and evil lowly race.

These demons are brutal and powerful by nature. If they come into contact with the knight world, the consequences will be disastrous.

Krober knows the pros and cons. With the current size of the knight world, once it confronts the abyss demon head-on, it is probably difficult to withstand the fierce attack of the other side.

By then, the entire knight world may fall into an irretrievable situation, and mankind will face a catastrophe.

When all the humans in the Knight World are destroyed, the nine elements will come out to clean up the mess and cleanse the land.

Then, the world will give birth to new life again.

From the perspective of the world as a whole, such a reincarnation may not bring too much loss, and it may even draw energy from the abyss world to promote its own transformation.

However, for creatures like Krober who live in this world, this is undoubtedly a devastating disaster.

Therefore, no matter what, they must stop the invasion of the abyss demons and protect their homes.

However, when Nort proposed to take away most of the professionals and soldiers in the Sword Coast area, the legendary red dragon warlock Ange showed a tangled and hesitant look.

It turned out that although Baldur's Gate had already joined Krober's army, and Krober's great power was indeed spread throughout the world.

However, long ago, the gods had deeply rooted their beliefs in the Sword Coast area.

Many devout believers, without exception, followed their respective gods and rushed to the dangerous abyss area to fight fiercely.

In this way, after careful calculation, the forces that the entire Sword Bay region can be drawn out to participate in the battle commanded by Krober are really limited.

At most, there are only three to four legendary strongmen, dozens of Saint Domain masters, and tens of thousands of professionals.

Even such a lineup was put together by the legendary Red Dragon Warlock Angers with all his strength.

If he hadn't done his best, it would be difficult to successfully form an army of tens of thousands of professionals.

It is worth mentioning that in this seemingly large team, the main position is occupied by large and medium-sized mercenary groups.

Most of the leaders and deputy leaders of these mercenary groups have the strength of the Saint Domain level. It is precisely with their leadership and organizational abilities that they can barely pull up such a large-scale combat force.

However, although the number of this army seems to be considerable, compared with the vast territory and huge population base of the entire Sword Bay region, this amount of troops is simply insignificant.

Not to mention other places, just take Baldur's Gate, a once extremely glorious and prosperous city as an example.

Back then, when it was at its peak, the number of troops it could mobilize was not small, which was enough to match the temporary army it had put together today.

Unfortunately, times have changed. Baldur's Gate is no longer as glorious as it used to be, and Ange is the only legendary warrior left in the city.

As for the remaining legends, they all declined Nort's proposal.

The legendary warrior chose to follow his belief, the god of battle, Kampas.

The storm priest chose to follow his god, Talos.

After dividing and dividing like this, in the end, only Ange, the unbeliever, was left here.

In fact, Ange was not an unbeliever.

As a red dragon bloodline, he should theoretically believe in the five-color dragon god Tiamat.

But in the eyes of the gods, Tiamat is an evil god and cannot be believed by the people.

In order to survive, Ange chose to give up his faith and become an unbeliever.

But now, he is a general believer in His Majesty the Thunder God.

For no other reason, he just wanted to get the protection of His Majesty the Thunder God, so that he wouldn't become a cannon fodder on the battlefield.

After Ange learned that the continent of Faerun was going to attack the abyss, he knelt in front of the statue of Krober and prayed overnight, and finally he had some faith in his heart, becoming the lowest level of the believer system.

Pan-believers.

Pan-believers are also believers, and they can also fight with the gods they believe in.

Ange believed that with his own strength, Krober would never use him as cannon fodder.