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Chapter 730 The Platform for Slaying Gods
The Night's Watch's victory had far-reaching consequences.

This plunged the world into an eerie silence.

Small-scale conflicts continue to erupt in various places, but large-scale military operations have all slowed down at this moment, with all parties waiting for certain news to varying degrees.

At this time, Kana was extremely busy and overwhelmed.

"The Kingdom of Shava and the City-State of North Mountain have clashed again. In the North An Plain, which is occupied by rats, both sides insist that it is their inherent territory."

With the end of the war, all sorts of problems naturally followed.

This includes territorial disputes.

What was the situation like before the rat infestation broke out?

"The ownership of this area was disputed at that time, and their conflict over the North An Plain has lasted for nearly a century."

This situation stopped Cana from trying to target a typical case.

"Let them wait. However, the conclusion of this war will have to wait until all the relevant records are compiled before we can discuss these disputes."

After saying that, Kana slammed his fist on the table in frustration.

"These pointless, trivial disputes! Enough is enough! There are plenty of open spaces across the entire Leviathan continent for them to occupy."

It's one thing to argue about other things, but for a territorial dispute to come first is truly incomprehensible.

The devastation caused by the rat plague was devastating, with countless countries destroyed and cities ruined.

Those nobles who had survived and had claims to the land were also purged by the Night's Watch.

This resulted in vast tracts of unclaimed land.

Kana couldn't understand what they were fighting over.

Hearing Kana's words, Alyris, standing behind him, whispered a reminder: "They wouldn't dare to fight over it so easily..."

"why?"

Kana has a lot to deal with, including improving his own skills and conducting various research projects, as well as handling many trivial matters.

Therefore, he often delegates most tasks to suitable personnel.

He has always delegated power.

If it weren't for the various resource allocation issues that required his, the most authoritative person, to make a decision after the war, he wouldn't be sitting here obediently.

"Hmm... because you previously ordered the elimination of those nobles who only knew how to abandon their cities and flee, and did nothing. Moreover, in the years of fighting against the ratmen, we have been continuously cleaning up those nobles who break the law and act recklessly."

"Simply put, your actions have terrified them, and they have assumed that all the unclaimed lands belong to the Night's Watch."

Upon hearing this explanation, Kana leaned back in his chair, a hint of helplessness in his expression.

If you think about it carefully, it seems to be the case.

Was it all my fault?
In fact, there were outstanding individuals among the aristocratic class.

In the game's setting, countless heroic characters emerge from the nobility, accounting for as much as 70%.

However, compared to the vast majority of the aristocratic population, these outstanding individuals are insignificant.

Even among noble families that are like heroes, there are no shortage of mediocre people who hold them back.

Such plots are common in various stories.

There have even been cases of players assassinating others.

This is also true in reality. Some nobles are not incapable, but they do not regard commoners as human beings from the bottom of their hearts.

With this mindset, what good is it even if they have the ability?

Could anything compare to the blessings of the Night's Watch?
Therefore, these nobles were all eliminated one by one.

I don't care about this or that, if you can't adapt, then you're dead.

Previously, those nobles who were dissatisfied with the Night's Watch, tried to test its limits, or even wanted to provoke it were all thoroughly purged.

This is why, before the formation of the Allied Forces, or the Alliance of Order, there were huge conflicts and estrangements between the Night Watch and other forces.

They were terrified that the Night's Watch would use them as pawns and then discard them after their mission was accomplished.

If they hadn't survived this disaster thanks to the Night's Watch, a civil war would probably have broken out long ago.

They were accustomed to using aristocratic privileges, political means, and intrigue to solve problems.

When the Night's Watch established the rules and defined the corresponding punishments, they thought there was room for maneuver. They thought it was a political test, or some other unspoken rule.

Deep down, they firmly believe that nobles have special privileges.

They only calmed down when they realized that the Night's Watch was ruthless and that they were powerless to resist.

Thanks to their heroic fighting, charging ahead, and ample logistical support.

The armies of various nations have completely sided with the Night's Watch.

Through a series of adjustments made by the Night's Watch to the politics and officials of various countries, the power of the nobility was greatly weakened.

The Night's Watch even split into different factions within the noble class, and now, on the continent of Leviathan, the issue of nobility has almost disappeared.

They will no longer be able to stir up waves in the future; only the afterglow of the era remains to reflect in their shadows.

With ample supplies, many problems were easily solved.

This is because the supply of basic necessities is completely controlled by the Night's Watch, and this is not intentional.

The Night Watch's supplies are stable and reasonably priced, making them virtually unbeatable.

Naturally, the Night's Watch took control of the supply of materials.

Although this situation may seem somewhat advantageous, almost all the basic survival resources of the forces on the continent of Lebia depend on the Night Watchers.

Fortunately, the Night's Watch never used this as leverage.

The only measure taken was to set up sales points in various settlements to ensure stable prices and sufficient supply of goods in all areas.

This is enshrined in the fundamental laws of the Order Covenant.

In this way, the conservative aristocracy completely lost all their support.

Let's return to the land issue.

Cana knew he had to handle the matter properly.

"Don't rush. Let's put aside all the lands they dare not touch for now. I need to plan carefully later."

He keenly realized that this was an excellent opportunity, so he decided to put it aside for the time being, since there were many other higher priority matters to be dealt with.

"The next problem is really giving me a headache..."

……

"Can't we think of a way to blow up this damn rat nest? We can't really clean it up bit by bit, can we?"
What's the point of keeping this place? Are we supposed to live here? Let's just blow it up!

On the final battlefield.

Leilia stared at the rat nest that almost filled her entire field of vision in the distance, her face full of helplessness.

That building complex, constructed from piles of garbage, has now become a veritable garbage dump.

Now, however, Kana has ordered the cleanup of this landfill, but it must be done slowly and without destructive demolition.

“Sister, Apis, use your black fire that can purify all evil to burn this damned rubbish.”

She began to mutter to herself, but the question was, were they really capable of dealing with such a vast garbage dump?

"No, because the God-Slaying Platform is there."

As Apis spoke, she pointed into the distance.

In a faraway place, the silver altar where Kana slew the gods still stands, and the great tree that tightly imprisoned and bound the evil rats still takes root there.

Moreover, there are two such scenes.

A vicious rat hung from one of the trees, its body pierced by a god-slaying spear, pinning it firmly to the tree.

This is not the work of the world's will, but rather a product of the astral will.

It can be said that even if the world is destroyed, this execution platform will still stand.

Canna has clearly stated:
"If any of you cause even the slightest problem, like a scratch, on the God-Slaying Platform, I'll hang you from the Tower of Trials."

While this may be an exaggeration, it is enough to demonstrate the importance of this building.

Although they didn't know the exact purpose of the God-Slaying Platform, Kana clearly did.

(End of this chapter)