Chapter 504 - Chapter 504: Chapter 472: The Terrifying Fischer! (2/2)

Their victory was not only a heavy blow to those other three countries but also profoundly impacted the entire geopolitical landscape of the Konrad World.

Amidst the shock, new thoughts stealthily took root.

The nations on the Ouden Continent and the several True Gods Churches all began to reassess their relationships with the Cyart people, and the unfathomable depths of the Fischer family had become the most intriguing puzzle of the current times.

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After the laughter and chatter of the banquet had gradually subsided, the Cyart people did not indulge in the joy of victory for too long.

Instead, their eyes shone with an even more resolute light—the desire for victory was burning in their gaze, along with a steadfast belief in the future.

The Fischer family quickly convened the Extraordinary nobility and the main forces of the Dawn Church to discuss the next steps in their strategic deployment.

“We cannot let this victory be merely a momentary glory,” Darren Fischer’s voice was firm and powerful, even tinged with a hint of pleasurable madness.

“We must pursue the victory relentlessly, completely annihilate our enemies, and secure a future of peace and prosperity for our descendants… whether they are Rhea People, Vallere citizens, or Carnians, they all must be conquered.”

“That is the price for daring to invade us.”

Upon hearing this, the Extraordinary nobility of Cyart bristled with energy, fully aware that this war was not just a territorial dispute, but also a defense of Cyart honor and glory.

Under the leadership of the Fischer family, they began formulating detailed battle plans to strike a fatal blow before the enemy could fully recover.

Darren knew at heart that the true victory was not a temporary triumph but one that could completely eliminate the root of war and lay the groundwork for a prosperous Cyart future.

“Carry on.”

“Conquer what we see before us.”

The Cyart army, like a tiger ready to pounce, swiftly assembled at the Rhea border and embarked on their campaign against Rhea.

War is brutal, but the Cyart people turned it into an exhibition of artistry, with the Fischer family’s surname striking terror into the hearts of people from the other three countries.

After each victory, they would pause to scrutinize their actions and continuously reassess.

Faced with the Cyart people’s string of victories, the armies that had once been their enemies now resembled leaves in the autumn breeze, one by one choosing to surrender.

City after city, under the potent onslaught of the Cyart people, had no choice but to raise the white flag and declare their surrender.

Rhea was not a centralized state decades ago, and after the “Blood Flames King” and many Monarch powerful experts died, the disintegration was rapid, leaving no strength to resist.

This succession of dreadful events, for those living on this land, was undoubtedly a sudden storm leaving them helpless and filled with confusion and unease.

In those newly surrendered cities, an unprecedented silence permeated the streets as groups of Rhea People gathered to converse in hushed tones, their faces etched with worry and uncertainty about the future.

“What on earth are we going to do? The Cyart people are coming, the Fischer family, those demons, are coming!”

“I’ve heard that the Cyart people kill when they’re angry, and that Darren Fischer gets angry when he doesn’t kill!”

“They say he’s a wicked fiend who delights in eating women and children…”

The eyes of those deserters from the Rhea Army were empty, their souls burdened with shadows.

Facing the arrival of the Cyart people, all Rhea People had mixed feelings. Although, in the hearts of most Rhea People, besides the “Blood Flames King,” who was considered somewhat benign, the rest of the Rhea Nobles weren’t much better, the Cyart people were still an ancestral foe of the Rhea People, and no Rhea People held a good impression of the Cyart.

Fear of the unknown future gripped them—they had no idea how the Cyart people would treat them. It seemed normal to expect new oppression and exploitation… but what if the Cyart did intend to annihilate the Rhea People completely?

In fact, Darren had seriously considered such possibilities.

However, his father had explicitly instructed him before leaving not to engage in racial extermination, and indeed, in these times, a larger population represented significant assets, so wiping out the Rhea People would undoubtedly be self-detrimental.

“The Rhea People still hold value in surviving; let them atone forever.”