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A purplish-black arc of light flashed before my eyes, and a familiar feeling of weightlessness enveloped my entire body.

Dozens of airships emerged one after another from the purplish-black spatial rift, forming a loose formation like a flock of migrating birds.

The ship rocked violently, and the soldiers on deck gripped the mooring ropes tightly; some bent over and retched.

Ron stood at the bow of the flagship, one hand resting on the gunwale, as steady as a rock. He squinted at the gray sky ahead and took a deep breath.

A rusty smell. A strong, lingering rusty smell.

"I'm back again," he said softly, his tone flat.

Liulichuan was the weakest, and he was lying on the gunwale next to him, his face still showing some discomfort.

Ron reached out and ruffled her hair: "It's normal to feel like this the first time you go through a spatial passage. Just take it easy."

Ron's two children had been sent to the small garden long before he went through the space.

Only a few girls remained outside; they wanted to see what the other world was like.

Ron didn't object to their interest, since the human alliance's main base was right across from them anyway.

It's good to go out and broaden your horizons. Once the legion has set off, you can go back to the small garden.

"Brother! Brother!" The little pink-haired girl rushed over from the deck, her face flushed with excitement.

"Look! Over there! There are so many dragons over there!"

The place she was pointing to was the temporary dragon's nest at the main base.

There were about four or five giant dragons that had been rotated down from the front lines to rest.

Cecilia is more interested in the metallic life forms from another world and is eager to find one to fight.

He wanted to prove to Ron that he had grown up.

Elise simply looked at this strange world with curiosity, without any intention of fighting.

The fleet was directed forward, and the Allied headquarters below was now much larger than it had been before Ron left.

But the atmosphere wasn't quite right.

The entire camp no longer had that relaxed feeling it used to have.

Instead, it created a sense of oppression, like the deathly stillness before a storm.

After settling the legion in, Ron unexpectedly ran into an acquaintance at the Magic Empire's command headquarters.

Victoria.

She also went back to rest.

Victoria herself hadn't changed much, but when she saw Ron, a layer of resentment appeared in her eyes.

Ron never returned, and she, as his guarantor, has been under a lot of pressure during this time.

She spoke softly, "My lord, you've finally come back."

Ron felt slightly embarrassed after seeing the other person's gaze.

Fortunately, he was prepared.

He took out an exquisite necklace from his spatial storage and gave it to her as both an apology and a token of gratitude.

This was confiscated from the Three-Headed Lion Duke's treasury.

It can increase the spellcaster's mental energy recovery speed by 30%, which is quite precious in the entire treasure vault.

Although Victoria was satisfied with Ron's attitude, she was not particularly surprised by the necklace.

As a third-tier genius of the Magic Empire's royal family, what treasures hadn't she seen?

Such magical items are incredibly precious, but she already has three or four of them.

However, considering that Ron was genuinely apologizing, he forgave Ron for tricking him.

Ron then learned a lot about the current state of the mechanical world from Victoria.

Overall, the situation on the battlefield has completely changed since Ron left.

The liberation of the Storm Dragon God brought too many variables.

First, the battlefield of the City of the Dead is gone, freeing up a large army of Ice Wolf Beasts.

Even on the human side, the first thing they did was to send a bronze dragon to the scene.

The other side still managed to rescue the Silverback Gorilla King from the Thunder Palace.

She also beat up Benjamin, if Victoria hadn't delivered the Mirror of Wind to him right away.

Thunder Palace might just witness another crushing defeat for the City of the Dead.

Even so, the humans on the Thunder Palace battlefield suffered heavy casualties.

They were evenly matched again with Black Tiger King's side.

Victoria returned to recuperate around this time.

Ron hesitated, wanting to ask about the thousand knights he had left behind.

Before he could even speak, Victoria kindly told him.

"Don't worry, your men have been with my Flower Leaf Legion the whole time. The losses are about the same; you still have six hundred men left."

Ron was relieved to hear this: "Thank goodness, we weren't wiped out."

Victoria is such a kind person!

They were all tricked by Ron; they didn't even use these people as cannon fodder.

Ron was actually mentally prepared for the thousand men to die heroically.

There was an unexpected surprise.

As for the thousand who were left behind and did not follow Ron into the camp.

Ron felt guilty and decided to go back and give each of them a bottle of silver potion.

Give them a month's leave.

Once you've broken through, you can leave the small garden and serve Lord Ron.

"Which battlefield will you be going to next?" Victoria asked.

Ron was unsure how to answer; in fact, he hadn't decided yet.

The command center gave him several options, one of which was to continue back to the main battlefield of Thunder Palace.

But Benjamin and Lewandowski are there, and even if they don't cause trouble, Ron doesn't want to fight alongside them.

The second option is to go to Wild City, which is considered the largest battlefield for humans against the beastmen.

This is pending.

Third, the mission is to continue the task of eliminating smaller races.

This was a good job at first, but now the Storm Dragon God is nowhere to be found.

They've been focusing their attacks on the non-main human forces, and two or three kingdoms have already encountered the Storm Dragon God, all suffering heavy casualties.

Victoria could see that Ron was struggling with his decision, so she tried to speak up:

"I'm going to provide support for the Autobots' battlefield. If you don't know where to go, you can come with me."

"Car-centric?" Ron asked doubtfully.

Victoria explained to him:

"Our magic empire is mainly responsible for the Thunder Palace area, but we also have legions supporting other battlefields."

Especially on the Autobots' side, the Glory Empire alone might not be enough to hold them off. The Knights Alliance, the Commercial Federation, and we have all sent legions.

"Although the humans over there don't have a significant advantage, they do have the advantage because the other side doesn't have any demigods."

Therefore, most kingdoms now want to move there.

After listening to Victoria's description, Ron slowly pondered.

Now he is almost completely independent of the Magic Empire's command; he can go wherever the enemy legion exists.

Especially since Victoria invited him this time, he trusts Victoria Ron quite a bit.

After thinking for only a few minutes, Ron made his decision.

go!!!