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As the leaders who conquered the lava core plane, they had to take up the mantle.

However, since the Human Alliance has made its decision, the first thing they will do is attack the Pokémon world.

Ron needs to prepare in advance.

He summoned all the current leaders of the Radiant Silver Kingdom.

Laun, Perrin, Hart, and the Frost Giant—the legion commanders of several legions.

And then there was Robert Cabbage, who replaced Dick as Minister of Settlements; these men sat around the long table.

Ron first briefly explained the two documents, and then got straight to the point:

"The Human Alliance has decided to set off for the Elf World a year from now. How many people and how much equipment the Silver Kingdom will send will be decided tonight."

Minister of War, Lauen, spoke first: "Now the various legions together have more than 200,000 men, and I suggest that we take 150,000 with us."

Fifty to sixty thousand people were left behind to stay.

And we also need to leave one or two level-three combatants behind.

We don't need to worry about the human forces; everyone's busy participating in the interdimensional wars.

But you should know that our Radiant Silver Kingdom is the northernmost power among humankind.

It is closest to the orcs, if the kingdom doesn't retain any power.

The orcs might take advantage of this situation!

As soon as he finished speaking, the several legion commanders who were eager to show their prowess on the battlefield all shrank back.

They were afraid that Ron would leave them behind to guard the house.

In fact, as Minister of Military Affairs, Laun's considerations were not without merit.

In a normal military expedition, no one would take all their assets with them.

But Ron is not a normal person.

He loves all-in betting!

He didn't care at all about the fate of the kingdom.

If he really listened to Laun's opinion, he would be able to take about 30% fewer men to the expedition.

Wouldn't that increase the risk for Ron on the front lines?

This completely reverses the natural order of things!

So Ron had a gloomy face, clearly in a bad mood, and everyone in the conference room remained silent, not daring to disturb him.

Ron was annoyed that even after following him for so long, Laun still hadn't learned how to read his superiors' minds!

Even Abaddon and the Frost Giants have learned it!!

It seems I didn't put enough pressure on him.

Or perhaps Ron got carried away and forgot about Ron—the sun of the Silver Kingdom.

Put it first!

In that case, it would be best to reassign Laun, the Minister of Military Affairs!

From now on, I'll take charge of recruit training!

Most of the people in the conference room could tell that Ron looked unwell.

There was also a hint of pity in his eyes as he looked at Minister of Military Affairs, Lauen.

Ron knew that his suggestion might not have met Ron's expectations.

Now he's completely silent.

Ron's gaze swept over everyone present, taking in every detail.

Everyone lowered their heads, not daring to meet Ron's gaze.

He snorted coldly and spoke indifferently:

"I have my own plans for the troop strength needed for the campaign, so let's not discuss that!"

"You just need to handle the logistics. Palin, do you have any problems here?"

Ron turned to look at the trembling, old prime minister beside him.

Perrin has been with Ron to pioneer the land for forty years now.

He was already quite old, almost a hundred years old now.

The problem is that Palin has extremely poor talent for cultivation.

Ron rewarded him with a lot of cultivation potions, including even level two silver potions.

But he still couldn't break through to become a Level 1 Life form.

It looks like a candle flame in the wind, not knowing if it will go out in the next second.

Old Perrin muttered to himself for a while.

He didn't utter a single complete sentence.

Seeing this, Ron didn't make things difficult for him and had his servants take him home to rest.

After fiddling around for a while, Ron finally turned his attention back to Robert the Cabbage.

This is the person Palin recommended to succeed him as prime minister.

Robert Cabbage was also one of the first knights Ron recruited from the Broccoli family.

His qualifications are not a problem, and in terms of ability, in recent years Old Palin has started to entrust most of the work to him.

He handled it well, which brought him to Ron's attention, and he was promoted to a member of the Council of Kings.

He seemed somewhat embarrassed when Ron asked him questions.

If we follow Ron's preparation plan.

A million knights can provide enough food for a hundred years, plus other clothing, armor, potions, military supplies, and so on.

Prepare everything according to the plan for a hundred years.

That's practically hollowing out the entire kingdom, the fruits of its development over the past thirty years.

They might even end up owing a considerable amount.

This made Robert, who had worked so hard to develop the kingdom, feel a little reluctant.

In his view, having enough supplies for ten years would be sufficient.

There's absolutely no need to jeopardize the kingdom's excellent development by preparing unnecessary resources.

So he hesitated for a moment, but still spoke to Ron:

"Your Highness, I don't think we need to bring so many unnecessary supplies..."

He began to explain his kingdom development philosophy to Ron.

But his voice gradually weakened.

Because Ron was looking at him with a playful gaze!

He was starting to feel uneasy under Ron's gaze.

Ron was feeling incredibly bored ever since his good dog Dick died.

Ron always felt that something was missing.

He originally thought it was just that Dick was too good at licking, and he wasn't used to it when it suddenly stopped.

But now it seems...

Dick plays a significant role in the kingdom!

With Dick, the chief steward, around, he would occasionally offer Ron a few words of flattery.

The ministers and nobles under his command had very clear boundaries.

They dared not overstep the bounds, for fear that Dick would report them to the authorities.

But now that Dick is dead, Ron is only concerned with the outcome and rarely gets involved.

There is no regulation.

This gave rise to many ulterior motives among these ministers.

They may be lining their own pockets, abusing their power for personal gain, or only concerned with their own territory.

They had been doing these things very discreetly, and Ron actually knew a little about them.

But seeing that the kingdom was developing well, they didn't pay much attention.

But now it seems these people have a bit of a problem with their positions.

The Silver Kingdom exists for only one reason: to satisfy Ron's needs.

If even Ron's needs cannot be met.

Then it has no reason to exist!

Ron didn't say a word.

He merely glanced at Aegon beside him.

(There will be another chapter tonight)