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Chapter 600 The Final Preparations
“That’s right, just as you guessed. The forces behind me have launched an attack on the troll race. The fifth, sixth, and even seventh-tier legendary powerhouses of the Frost Troll race in this territory have been forced to fight on the front lines. As a result, the Frost Troll tribe’s internal defenses are currently extremely weak.”

"That's precisely why I need to subdue you and launch an attack on their rear," Ye Mo said calmly, arms crossed.

Then, amidst the curious expressions of the mountain giant king Tuze and the other giant elders, Ye Mo roughly explained the reasons for this plan. The mountain giants who heard this information were all shocked.

At the same time, their fear of the Frost Troll Horde was largely dispelled.

Besides, the Mountain Giants' Grand Elder, Thun, and the other five elders all felt that their chieftain's decision was absolutely correct. If they had chosen to resist to the end against someone with such a powerful background, the Mountain Giants would probably no longer exist in the Snowfield Mountains.

As for Ye Mo, after he finished explaining his plan, he sent the mountain giant king Tu Ze and the others to make preparations, as their tribe would greatly need strength in the upcoming war.

The Mountain Giant King did not refuse; in fact, it was part of the agreement. As long as they weren't assigned to suicidal missions, the entire Mountain Giant race's warriors were at the other's disposal.

……

With the Mountain Giants, the strongest race in the snowy mountain range, submitting, Ye Mo's plan to subdue his subordinates was officially suspended.

This is not because he feels that the power he has accumulated is enough, but because there is not enough time.

As agreed with Qingqiu Yaoyao, Teacher Chen Ying, and Jiu Kong Ying Shu Anlan, the attack on the ritual totem of the troll tribe was to be launched in five days, and today is already the fourth day.

In other words, the day after tomorrow is the day of the official attack on the ritual totem, and he hasn't even left the Snowy Mountains yet.

However, he had naturally planned for this. Two days before subduing the various magical beast groups, he specially arranged for some magical beasts and flesh puppets that were good at hiding and gathering information to leave the Snowfield Mountains and go deep into the territory of the Frost Trolls.

This process was crucial to his subsequent plans, not only to find out the location of the ritual totem, but also to leave teleportation arrays near the major locations of the Frost Trolls.

And so far, both of these points have been accomplished quite well.

The location of the ritual totem of the Frost Troll tribe is quite easy to find. Ye Mo had already obtained location information from the Central Continent War Palace at the beginning, and this was simply a matter of confirming it again.

Ultimately, through Youyou's skill [Soul Control], and by speaking to the frost trolls captured by the monster's subordinates during their reconnaissance, it was confirmed once again that the totem's location had not changed.

Information about ritual totems was not a secret to the entire Frost Troll tribe. On the contrary, it was known from the priests that any Frost Troll with a little cultivation could know some knowledge about ritual totems.

The location of the ritual totem is known to almost everyone. Since its establishment, the ritual totem has always existed in the northernmost city of the Frost Troll territory, which is also the Frost Troll City of Frostwind, one of the three great cities of the Frost Troll race.

As the original city of the Frost Troll tribe, it was once quite famous. However, as the Frost Troll tribe grew stronger, its main city was later moved to other cities.

As a result, Frostwind Great City declined, becoming the weakest of the three great cities of the Frost Troll Horde. Furthermore, due to its remote location from other troll tribes, Frostwind Great City's defenses have historically been weak.

Of course, that was in the past. Since the ritual totem was established in the Frostwind City, the defensive capabilities of this ancient city have been greatly enhanced. Even if it cannot compare to the main city of the Frost Trolls, it has reached the second level and is by no means weaker than another major city of the Frost Tribe.

Destroying ritual totems within such a massive city and leaving safely would be incredibly difficult, so a detailed plan is essential.

Secondly, regarding the teleportation arrays, with the help of their various magical beast subordinates and flesh golems, the construction of the teleportation arrays proceeded extremely smoothly. At least two temporary teleportation arrays were set up near each of the Frost Troll tribe's major passes and cities, ready to be activated at any time if needed.

Especially in the Frosty Wind City, a permanent large-scale teleportation array was built nearby, as it is an important location for subsequent plans and special treatment is necessary.

With these teleportation arrays, both traveling and transporting troops will be much more convenient.

It's worth noting that even the Flame Emperor Alliance doesn't possess this type of teleportation array, let alone the Frost Troll Tribe.

Only those ancient and powerful forces can possess such teleportation arrays, such as the two great empires on the western continent of Blue Star. As forces from another world, it is perfectly normal for them to possess teleportation arrays or similar abilities, given their ninth-tier mythical level powerhouses and inherited traditions.

However, compared to those powerful forces, although Ye Mo has the ability to build teleportation arrays thanks to Youyou, the resource consumption of teleportation arrays is not small. Even the worst short-distance temporary teleportation array has many rare and precious fourth-tier resources in its construction materials.

Of course, even if a fourth-tier resource is extremely rare, its price in the Yanhuang Alliance would only be a little over a million, which is nothing to Ye Mo, who has made a fortune through inter-realm trade.

However, some resources cannot be bought simply by having money. For example, the core material of a fourth-order teleportation array is a rare fourth-order space resource. Although it can be replaced by a space resource of the same order, no space resource is not rare.

Therefore, even though Ye Mo had purchased a lot of space-based resources from Yanhuang that could be used as core materials for fourth-order teleportation arrays, he couldn't buy much more even with money later on.

However, while fourth-order space-type resources are hard to buy, fifth-order space-type resources, though equally rare in the Yanhuang Alliance, might be easier to find if one really wants to, since low-order space-type resources are extremely rare.

However, fourth-order and fifth-order are two completely different ranks, with vastly different values ​​and functions.

If he were to use fourth-order space system resources to build temporary teleportation arrays, and build dozens or even hundreds of them, that would be acceptable to Ye Mo.

However, he would not accept replacing fourth-order space system resources with fifth-order ones unless it was absolutely necessary.

After all, even a single ordinary fifth-tier resource would be worth tens of millions of Yanhuang coins in the Yanhuang Alliance, while a spatial resource could be worth anywhere from twenty to thirty million, or even fifty to sixty million coins.

If Bai You were to set up dozens or even hundreds of teleportation arrays just to speed up the journey, he would be heartbroken.

In particular, the materials used in each teleportation array are not limited to core materials.

However, there was some good news as well. Through force and trade agreements, Ye Mo had now brought the entire southern half of the Snowfield Mountains, plus a portion of its central region, into his territory, with more than a dozen powerful clans submitting to him. Under these circumstances, he naturally didn't waste the resources accumulated by the various subjugated clans. By collecting and exchanging them, he quickly amassed a considerable fortune.

Since these monster races rarely communicate with each other, they don't exchange resources. As a result, each race accumulates resources that are either useless or of limited use to its own race, while those resources are extremely valuable to other races.

With this, coupled with the abundant resources Ye Mo carried, making money couldn't be easier.

However, the tribes that submitted all came from the snowy mountains, so most of them possessed ice-type abilities, which made the resource exchange process not as profitable as one might imagine.

After all, although Ye Mo and his spirit pets carried a lot of resources, neither he nor his spirit pets possessed ice-type abilities, so ice-type resources were definitely a rare part of the resources they carried.

Even so, he still made a considerable fortune through these back-and-forth transactions.

In addition to the reserves of various clans, Ye Mo also specifically learned about the spiritual plants, spiritual minerals, and other resources discovered by these clans.

Among them, spirit ore is especially important. Compared to spirit plants, which produce spirit fruits that are directly picked and eaten by magical beasts, spirit ore is an inanimate object. Unless the attributes match, most magical beasts will not deliberately mine it even if they find it.

At least 70% of the magical beasts living in the Snowy Mountains possess ice-type abilities. Unless it is a vein that produces ice-type crystals, there is almost no point in mining it for these magical beasts.

This allowed Ye Mo to discover several unexploited spirit mines after a period of exploration. Although he didn't have time to explore them in detail, the potential gains from mining these discovered veins would be substantial.

Therefore, he specifically arranged for many second-tier members of the monster clan to mine those mines. In any case, it was almost impossible for guys of that strength to participate in the subsequent battles, so it was just right for them to stay here and mine the mines.

Of course, Ye Mo was not just a slave owner who only exploited others. He also paid wages and provided ordinary resources to the members of these subordinate groups.

Driven by profit, even those magical beasts with only second-tier cultivation will go all out to mine the veins.

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In the following time, Ye Mo arranged for his fifth-tier subordinates to go to their respective clans to make preparations. Then, he led his spirit pets through the teleportation array directly to the vicinity of the Cold Wind Giant City.

Of course, although it is said to be nearby, for safety reasons, the teleportation array is actually located deep underground in a desolate ice field more than ten kilometers away from the city of Frostwind.

Compared to the land, the underground is obviously more concealed, which is why Ye Mo arranged the teleportation array underground.

Of course, in order to leave enough space, he specially arranged for a large number of earth-type magical beasts to build an extremely spacious underground base.

Fortunately, this is a world with extraordinary power; otherwise, even if it were possible to carve out a huge space more than 100 meters high hundreds of meters underground, it would be impossible to build it in just two or three days.

Earth-type magical beasts possess this power and can build things quite easily.

For example, in the Earth Rock Rat King's clan, the ordinary rock rats in their clan are quite weak, with most of them only having second-tier cultivation and a small number only having first-tier cultivation.

Even with only this level of cultivation, once he gathers tens of thousands of his clansmen, with the combined efforts of these rock rats, it would only take him one or two days to build a huge space underground that is over a hundred meters high and over a thousand meters long.

Upon arriving at the underground base, Ye Mo immediately instructed the rock rats and other magical beasts that had built the base to continue expanding the underground space.

Although this underground space is already quite large, many magical beasts have been teleported here since then. In particular, the higher the level of the magical beasts, the larger their size. Therefore, this space, which is over a thousand meters long, really can't hold many magical beasts.

Of course, to keep things moving, Ye Mo also specially summoned a group of mountain giants from the mountain giant race. As earth-type superhumans, the mountain giants, who possess the king-level skill [Earth Control], are practically natural infrastructure builders.

With the help of the mountain giants, this underground base expanded rapidly. Furthermore, with the reinforcements of several fourth-tier commander-level mountain giants, the underground base became much more stable than before.

It can be said that even if a fifth-tier earth-elemental superhuman were to attempt to destroy it, they would not be able to bury this underground base in a short period of time.

In addition to expanding the base, Ye Mo also had Bai You continue to set up formations, as her tasks were quite heavy during this period.

They not only had to build an invisible array to conceal this underground base, but also needed to travel to other places to build various arrays. Apart from rest time, they had very little free time.

Thus, as the underground base expanded and the various ministers' clans were ready, Ye Mo's subordinate fifth-tier magical beasts began the next phase of the plan.

Led by the powerful members of their respective clans, the magical beasts traveled to their destinations via teleportation arrays, concealing themselves using a concealment formation.

As the primary destination, Ye Mo's underground base was also filled with elite magical beast warriors and powerful magical beast experts.

Compared to the other locations that have been identified, the combined combat power of the magical beasts or other extraordinary beings that arrive here is obviously much higher.

For example, the Mountain Giants, led by their Mountain Giant King Tuze and the level 55 Mountain Giant Elder Tuen, brought nearly thirty elite fourth-tier Mountain Giants to this place.

Also present were the Frost Wyvern Clan, whose only two fifth-tier transcendents had come here, along with nearly twenty fourth-tier Frost Wyverns from their clan.

Elite members of the Ice Elemental Lords' clan also arrived here. Although the two fifth-tier Ice Elemental Lords were relatively ordinary in individual strength, as elemental beings, their resonance when gathering their dominance was naturally high, and the power they could exert was quite strong.

In short, none of those who came to Frostwind City were weak, but that's normal, since Frostwind City was Ye Mo's real target.

(End of this chapter)