Green Monster Epic

Chapter 1100: Site Selection

Fifty years after the implementation of the reform policies, countless new tribes were nurtured on the vast land of the Mansha Wilderness, beginning to show their potential to the outside world.

The most significant change was not from the tribes that had grown strong throughout the wilderness, but from the alliance tribes who, under pressure and coercion, were forced to annex surrounding tribes and rapidly expand.

The surge in population led to an increase in the number and quality of warriors, and the chaotic environment allowed them to gain more experience, quickly producing a batch of lucky individuals who advanced to become Legends.

The emergence of this group of Legend-level powerhouses replenished fresh blood into the internal structures of the alliance tribes and injected a shot in the arm into the wilderness, which had been somewhat depressed due to the turmoil of the reforms, temporarily alleviating the resentment in the hearts of the alliance tribe members who had suffered losses.

Of course, it wasn't just the qualitative change brought about by the quantity of powerful tribes; at the same time, among the native wilderness warriors who had broken free from the threat of powerful tribes and re-grown in an almost unconstrained situation, more than a dozen wilderness geniuses who had grown on their own also emerged.

These dozen or so Legend-level powerhouses who were not born into alliance tribe members, with the exception of a few lone rangers who were moved by the interests of powerful tribes and joined their ranks, the majority remained loyal to their bloodlines and stayed in the tribes that had nurtured their growth.

With the leadership of these talented and capable Legend-level powerhouses, and with the new alliance rules securing valuable development space for these tribes, the list specially drawn up by the council for observing tribes and potential alliance members quickly grew to include many tribal names that were still unfamiliar.

In order to thoroughly implement the reform plan in the wilderness, Allen had not left Mansha City in these years.

Accompanying him in the heart of the wilderness were three other cornerstones, and they often gathered together to continuously deduce the trends of the wilderness and handle various sudden major events.

Having reached the strength and status of a cornerstone of the wilderness, there were actually very few things that could drive them, let alone have four cornerstones gather together and tirelessly work for one thing for decades, as they were doing now.

"...I want to set the entrance to the Maze Ruins in the southern part of the Tagan Desert, relying on the original Star God Seat Mists within the ruins to add another layer of protection to the desert chasm, preventing the elven army from launching a surprise attack on my Green Field Plains."

"The most troublesome aspect of the desert is the Naga tribes living in the depths, as well as the legendary powerful alien beast from the ocean that created the Naga bloodline—the Hydra."

"How to deal with these Nagas and that alien beast, I'd like to hear your opinions."

In the manor in the inner city of Mansha City, after the four cornerstones had just completed a new round of reform discussions, Allen suddenly changed the subject and looked at his three colleagues.

During his decades of guarding Mansha City, in addition to the task of the reform plan, Allen had also not forgotten to collect information on moving the Maze Demiplane to the Green Field Plains, so as to utilize this precious opportunity as soon as possible.

Thanks to this reform aimed at the wilderness, the relationship between the Temple of Nature and Allen had also been greatly eased.

After all, from a long-term perspective, the Temple of Nature should actually be considered the biggest beneficiary of this reform.

The most core purpose of the various churches of the temple is to collect the power of faith for the gods they serve, and the most important source of the power of faith is the number of believers.

Although the turmoil in the wilderness at the beginning of the reform caused a large number of casualties among the native wilderness inhabitants, after decades of recuperation, the number of native wilderness inhabitants had not only recovered, but was also taking great strides towards a multiple-fold increase.

This also meant that the number of believer lambs that the temple churches could shepherd in the future would explode, and they would naturally be able to harvest more power of faith to please the gods they served.

And the root of all this was clearly closely related to the Gnoll Allen.

If he could continue to lead the wilderness towards prosperity and make the number of potential believers increase day by day, then the competitive relationship between him and the temple churches due to his embarkation on the path to godhood would become a secondary contradiction that could be completely ignored at present, and the churches' tolerance for him would naturally rise accordingly.

In particular, the Oak Church faction, which had originally maintained a good relationship with Allen, after seeing Allen's abilities, felt that his existence might make the Temple of Nature stronger.

Therefore, a voice began to emerge within them: supporting the Gnoll to advance to the godhood and join the Nature God system might not be a bad thing.

Of course, this voice was still small at the moment, but the changes it brought also enabled Allen, after paying a considerable price, to obtain key information about the transfer of the demiplane coordinates from the hands of those church leaders who wanted to bet on him.

With the relevant solutions, coupled with the close relationship between the four cornerstones and the support that had already been agreed upon, what Allen needed now was to re-create a set of magical devices to carry the Star God Seat Mists, as well as an area large enough to accommodate the Star God Seat Mists devices.

The territory controlled by the Green Field Tribe was vast, and it was not difficult to free up a piece of land large enough to accommodate the Mists.

However, as the climate had gradually stabilized over the past few hundred years, the Green Field land, nourished by abundant water vapor, was full of vitality everywhere, and the potential for future development was very great.

Converting these lands suitable for reproduction into forbidden areas similar to the Misty Forest, which could only become the exploration paradise for a few adventurers and the shelter for dangerous creatures, was somewhat unworthy in the eyes of the Gnoll Saint, who was realistic, steady, and disliked extravagance.

After the Star God Seat Mists were placed in an area, as time passed and magic gathered, the area would slowly develop effects that would make people lose their sense of direction and perception, which was determined by the characteristics of the Mists themselves and could not be resolved.

Therefore, after thinking about it, Allen decided to choose the Tagan Desert on the northern edge of the Green Field Tribe's sphere of influence as the placement point for the Mists, which could both supplement the border defense and make use of the desert waste.

Although doing so would add some trouble and danger for the tribal warriors when they go to the Mithril Lock for training, weighing the pros and cons, it is still a worthwhile deal.

“Since you obtained the Mithril Lock control core, you naturally have the say in how to arrange it. Even if we have different opinions, I'm afraid you wouldn't listen.”

The three Pillars glanced at Allen with a hint of envy, and Briken shrugged his shoulders and replied.

The three of them naturally hoped that Allen would continue to maintain the existing Mithril Lock passage, so that the various tribes could travel to and from the Misty Forest much more conveniently, and at the same time, they would not have to spend more resources to create Mithril Lock tools and set up Mithril Locks.

However, it was very obvious that such a proposal was not within Allen's consideration, otherwise he would not have said these words at this time.

“The Tagan Desert is next to your tribe, so I believe you know more about it than we do. Why don't you tell us first why you chose this place?”

After experiencing this reform led by Allen, Davinci sincerely admired Allen's vision and methods, and instead asked Allen for his thoughts.

“The alien beast Hydra and its so-called offspring, the Snake People, have not appeared in the wilderness for many years, but they occupy that vast desert. Our wilderness rarely has strong people who venture deep into it, and everyone has been living in peace for countless years.”

“But this desert is after all adjacent to my Green Field Plains, and leaving such a hidden danger is always inappropriate. No one can guarantee that the Snake People will suddenly become enlightened and collude with the elves. If a large army of elves is sent out from the desert at that time, then my Northern Territory will definitely suffer heavy losses!!”

“So I plan to ask you all for help to eliminate this hidden danger!!”

After learning the secrets of the depths of the desert, Allen had already begun to plan ahead, after all, the inherently cautious him would never put the safety of the tribe in the hands of others. This time, he was lucky enough to obtain the Mithril Lock control core, which gave Allen the opportunity to carry out his plan. Now he is taking the initiative to discuss the location of the demiplane with the three Pillars, in fact, he also wants to involve these three powerful laborers to deal with the Hydra, which is said to be comparable to a god.

“……”

Hearing this, the Pillars immediately understood Allen's intentions. Their eyes met quietly, and an unspeakable understanding arose in their hearts.

Allen saw all of this in his eyes, and the words continued to flow from his mouth.

“There are many Snake People tribes in the depths of the desert, but because of the scarcity of resources and the harsh environment, the scale of the tribes is basically not large. According to the information collected by my tribe's scouts over the years, the overall number of Snake People is less than three million, but they are scattered in countless star-studded oases.”

“The largest Snake People tribe is called Sneak, and it is also the main force guarding their Snake People's holy land—the Sleeping Snake Valley. The population is even smaller than the weakest official member tribe of my alliance, only about 150,000.”

“However, in this Sleeping Snake Valley, there are always high priests of their clan who serve Hydra. Their strength is at least demigod level. My tribe's scouts are simply unable to transform and infiltrate it, so I don't know much about the specific situation inside.”

“Demigod?? ”

Allen narrated the information in his hand in detail. When he talked about the strength of the other party's strongmen, the expressions of the three Pillars couldn't help but shake.

“This is just the preliminary estimate of my tribe's scouts. The actual combat power of the other party, blessed by the so-called holy land, is probably not weaker than a Saint.”

Allen had no intention of hiding anything. Playing petty tricks with their close relationship would be more harmful than good, so it would be better to be open and honest about everything.

“Moreover, the Hydra is also sleeping in that holy land. Since I want to eliminate the Snake People, He and this holy land are obstacles that cannot be avoided, so I need the help of the three of you.”

The faces of the three Pillars became solemn, and they were obviously weighing the situation. If things were really as Allen said, then the danger of Allen's actions this time would be extraordinary.

“Ahem!”

The brief silence was broken by the light cough of the ferocious Gnoll after a few breaths. Then, Briken said with a slightly worried tone: “Allen, I believe you also know my strength. If the Snake Valley is really as powerful as you said, I'm afraid I won't be able to help much!”

In front of the two top powerhouses, Briken was naturally not afraid of showing weakness. The strength gap between a Saint and a Demigod was there, and he didn't want to risk his life for others.

The Troll Demigod sitting opposite the Gnoll had not spoken, but the expression on his face had changed slightly with Briken's words, and he obviously had the same thoughts.

“Before the Hydra awakens, I will personally take action to kill the Snake People High Priest as soon as possible, but I need the cooperation of the three of you to block the large number of Snake People Sneak tribe's warrior legions and the three Legendary Snake People for me.”

“Moreover, I also have the dragon Figglas as a backup. Even if I fail to kill the Snake People High Priest when Hydra awakens, Figglas will take over from me to deal with the Snake People High Priest, or buy me time to kill the Snake People High Priest.”

Allen looked confident, with a strong sense of contempt and domineering in his tone.

Allen was not afraid of the most powerful god's incarnation in the Fayman World, let alone a fierce beast that had lost in the ocean battle. It was rumored that the Hydra's strength was comparable to a god, but since the other party had been dormant for more than ten thousand years, it was believed that its strength must have declined.

Even if he miscalculated and the other party had recovered as before after so many years of hibernation, so what?? Could it be that he was inferior to the powerhouses of the ocean civilization??

Allen really wanted to feel the taste of killing a powerhouse comparable to a god in the Fayman World!!!!