Chapter 288 (2/2)

Alright then, I actually had to admit that if I was in his situation with his life experiences, perhaps I would act even more insanely than Aso

“…More importantly is that while both of you appear to be the practical type on the surface, you’re actually both idealists that chase after your dreams Not to mention, you both just happen to possess sufficient power to realize your dreams that others wouldn’t even dare to drea you did in the Northlands? He already gave you his recognition Since he chose you in the end, you must accept his present”

I nodded silently as I put away Aso’s skull that had already transformed into a ift was already inside my mind, and nobody would be able to steal that fro a little afraid after the matter was done

After all, froonize Ayer back in the day, and if I didn’t stop ed to establish an undead empire, perhaps the end result for me would be similar to what happened to Aso just now

“But what should we do about the undead outside?”

Little Rosa of the Seven Virtues didn’t knoho this see man before her was, nor did she understand why the atmosphere suddenly beca abnormally silent, Rosa only cared about whether her home would still be under threat or not

“The undead? Do they have souys? Do you have any way to stop theainst the undead?”

Ayer was quite interested in the little girl before him After all, it was incredibly rare for Eich to have a brand-new species It was an event which only happened once every few centuries or even millennium The world would become a livelier place noith the wood spirits

“Of course there’s a relationshi+p to us, if they try using another forbidden spell to attack the forest…”

Alright then, little Rosa started blushi+ng right after saying that Since she and the other Virtues had directly received all of A for her to realize that she had said so unnecessary

Due to an insufficiency in the Elemental Tide, the Undead E unless they wanted a repeat of what happened to Aso

And in the current undead ares capable of casting forbidden spells, unless they were at Aso’s power level, they would likely be unable to threaten the Forest of Dreams which was basically at the level of a dimensional will The most important part of all, however, was that…

“The undead no longer have any reason to attack the Forest of Dreams…”

Indeed, there was no need for either side to continue the battle Before, the undead had to conquer the Forest of Dreaears of the Dioing as smoothly as it should

But now, not only the Desecration Plane but all six Undead Planes had been successfully connected to the mortal plane due to Aso’s sacrifice The undead had a perfectly smooth dimensional teleportation available to them now, so ould they still need to conquer the Forest of Dreams? That would be a choice that they would need to pay a heavy price for and would bring theence would choose to continue attacking this place

If I was the overall conore this nigh-inable turtle-like fortress filled with thorny defenses and si my next combat objective

Since I had received part of Aso’s oals

It was actually quite silory and to reestablish the Tark Republic However, a country with only undead in it was no good Any country that didn’t have sources of receiving new citizens with fresh blood would quickly decay even if it had no outside enemies

“Kasolan’s Tears? Could it be that the Tark Republic still possesses the perfect undead transfor person into an undead retaining intelligence with a one hundred percent rate? The accumulation of Kasolan’s Tears in the Bardi citizens’ bodies is the catalyst for that spell? da the undead’s future plans are tattered or coht into what ive h I didn’t have a full answer to what the undead’s plans were, it wasn’t difficult to guess their next objective

Perhaps the Undead E the Bardi Empire’s citizens as the future new citizens of the Tark Republic The Undead Eoal: to create new blood for this old republic so that the ancient kingdom could revive itself in history on the ht to live out openly under the sun, just like all the other species

And once they realized this dreaons, or even attacking the Gods the internal conflicts and was like a pile of loose sand, the Tark Republic had an incredibly high internal degree of unity They would definitely have high chances of victory no matter who they faced

In that case, since the Tark Republic needed to obtain space to exist and resources for itself in the mortal plane, they would definitely have conflicts with the surrounding countries This was a most basic clash of personal interests and was unavoidable

Still, I didn’t understand how they would be able to make the Bardi Ehts of resisting and simply turn into the undead Battles and conflicts would definitely erupt Suddenly, I now understood why ons” to “Infighting Ae Country were the only participants in the war, they were naturally the “Two Dragons” But now, the undead Tark Republic had fully arrived and joined in—they became the third faction, hence “Three Snakes” Naturally, ould have to pick a side in this three-ar

I thought about it for the while but still cae Country Although I sympathized with the Tark Republic, they had become the invaders of the mortal plane so it was impossible for oal was one which would definitely cause the Gods to become anxious It was a path already proven by history that it would definitely fail How could I possibly follon that path with the for the undead tothat would make me anxious as well

“Roland, do you still reave reed that it orth a try Don’t you think that right now is an excellent opportunity for the first step of your experi as your plan is successful, at the very least it’ll bring some safety to your wood spirits After all, based just on their geographic location, they’re going to be facing long-term warfare in the future You can’t interfere too much directly to protect them, either, as that’ll affect the species’ overall development potential

When Ayer mentioned reed My plan was of an enormous scale—it would affect countless individuals and even nu when I proposed it and didn’t expect Ayer and the other True Gods to actually dare to implement it

“Then, what should we do?”

Ayer’s incarnation shtly tore the first scroll in his hand The signature on this scroll belonged to the God of Fate

“Sign here, and read it out loud together with me We proclaim that…”