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The world of elves can't even defeat humans at their weakest Advent stage.

Once humans have a secure rear, they can forget about gaining any advantage on the battlefield.

It would be quite good if they could rely on the forest to wage guerrilla warfare and slow down the pace of human attacks.

After the battle ended, it was already getting dark.

The sky in the Elf World is quite different from that in the Tyran World; twilight falls more slowly here.

It was as if a very faint green halo was rising from the depths of the forest, casting a soft hue on the entire sky that did not belong to dusk.

Ron watched as the Magic Mercury Dragon collected the remains of the demigod Thunder Owl, a burning desire in his eyes.

The original liquid refined from the demigod narwhal that he had previously taken from Guderian.

They had already used it all up with him and Margaret.

He hadn't tasted the demigod essence for several years.

I actually miss it a little now.

However, it will be somewhat difficult for Ron to kill a demigod in the elven world this time.

In the elven world, there are only a handful of demigods, each of whom is the leader of a race.

It's too difficult to get a solo kill on the opponent.

But Ron's eyes darted around.

He can't get his hands on the remains of a demigod, but someone else can!

When Benjamin replaces the red agate, add some demigod remains as well.

The other party probably has connections to get it done.

He and Mercury Dragon were both veteran demigods in the Magic Empire, so they must know each other and probably have a good relationship.

"Hmm, let's do it this way!" Ron thought it was more and more feasible.

I'm going to try and extort some money from Benjamin later.

As the battle ended, the starships in the sky sent down the last of their landing personnel.

There were a total of nineteen demigods, with three left in the starry sky to guard the starship.

Even Guderian didn't descend, as he was prepared for the last of the elves to escape.

This possibility is very high, especially if the situation in the Elf World reaches a point where it is irreversible.

The other side definitely wants to preserve the flame of their race.

At that time, some elite individuals may escape into space with their race's wealth.

If the opponent manages to escape, what if they manage to develop further in the Star Sea?

The other party was absolutely filled with hatred for these invaders who had destroyed their family.

Who knows what kind of calamity it might bring to the world of Terran.

Let's take a step back and not mention any of these things.

If the enemy were to retreat and take one or two of these world treasures with them, that would be unacceptable to humanity.

Therefore, Guderian would not give these elves a chance to escape.

He was stationed on the outskirts of the Elf World, with the assistance of three demigods and dozens of starships blocking the way.

There is absolutely no creature in the elven world that could escape from under his nose.

Without mentioning the arrangements in the starry sky.

The human landing force below had completed its initial defensive fortifications.

They also began to take stock of the losses from this incident.

The first three waves of human landing forces deployed a total of nearly four million people.

The first batch consisted of elite legions from the three major powers.

They also suffered the heaviest casualties, with a full 60% of them dying.

Most of the remaining ones were also severely injured and unable to continue this interdimensional war.

Of these, the airships suffered the greatest losses.

Almost all of them were destroyed and turned into scrap.

The second and third batches fared better, with losses only around 30%.

If it weren't for the Elf King's final act of bringing down the Tree Realm and that great fog...

I estimate that at most 30% casualties will be fatal.

That final fog truly claimed the lives of far too many people who shouldn't have been lost.

On the side of the strong, humanity lost eleven Level 3 warriors, most of whom perished in the first wave when they were at a great disadvantage.

Not a single demigod died.

Only Benjamin was seriously injured and on the verge of death; the rest sustained minor injuries.

On Ron's side, only Belial's legion suffered significant losses; the rest of his legions remained intact.

Amphibious landing operations are arguably the most difficult and least rewarding battles in interdimensional warfare.

Therefore, in order to encourage countries to fight, this was the distribution of post-war benefits.

A significant portion was allocated to these forces involved in the amphibious operations.

But Ron would rather take fewer of these benefits.

They also didn't want to lose all their troops in this place prematurely.

He even planned to lead a large army to plunder.

How can the meager compensation for amphibious operations compare to that?

That's a business with no initial investment.

Ron has tasted the benefits of impersonating a bandit.

He embarked on a path of no return.

This stuff, like the original liquid, is addictive!

In Ron's understanding of interdimensional warfare, isn't it just about everyone acting as bandits and robbing each other?

No need to wear a mask!

He loves it so much!

He also stated that he was experienced and a veteran player.

They have their own set of tactics, and at most, they'll coordinate with the human coalition's large-scale operations.

Those who remain will definitely be free to move around.

Therefore, the more people, the better.

Not only will we have an advantage in combat, but we'll also be able to move things much faster.

Ron even brought the excavator family to his little garden.

They weren't allowed to participate in the battle; they were just waiting to dig three feet into the ground later.

For the next few days, humanity continued to rest and recuperate in the same spot.

They plan to transform this place they've arrived at into an impregnable stronghold.

Magic towers, defensive magic shields, and all sorts of other things need to be built.

This is estimated to take one or two months to complete.

Human legions couldn't wait that long, so they rested for a few days and then went out to plunder.

Ron was also on the last day of his rest period.

He finally caught the fish he had always wanted to catch.

Benjamin sent a messenger to invite Ron to Yixu.

The envoy also apologized profusely, saying that Benjamin's injuries were too severe.

He expressed his deepest apologies for not being able to visit Ron in person.

Ron said it was okay, but he was secretly overjoyed.

"The worse the injury, the better! The worse it is, the more I'll extort!"