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In fact, some forces have already started to get restless in the past few days and have begun sending small groups of troops to sweep outwards.

But the results weren't particularly good.

The elves felt right at home in the forest.

Taking advantage of the terrain and environment, they waged guerrilla warfare and harassed the dispatched legions very badly.

That's why this meeting took place.

The goal was to allocate war zones, with several entities responsible for one area.

The simultaneous attack left the elves overwhelmed.

That morning, Ron appeared at the entrance of the conference hall on time.

Despite being called a conference hall, it was actually just a temporary stone building constructed using earth magic.

There was nothing inside except for stones, tables and chairs; there wasn't even a window to block the wind.

It appears quite rugged.

Fortunately, during the war, no one cared about this.

Ron found a conspicuous spot and sat down.

Then, representatives from various factions arrived one after another, conversing in small groups in hushed tones.

Several familiar faces were also present. Edward sat opposite, looking down at a map, while Heinrich leaned back in his chair with his eyes closed, resting. Gandalf sat on the other side of the long table, flipping through an old book with a worn-out cover.

After waiting for a while, the representatives from the three major forces finally arrived.

Ron thought to himself, "Damn it, is the meeting finally over?"

These three major forces are the true players in the interdimensional war.

They can truly influence the course of a war.

At best, Ron is just a decent henchman.

He ignored the commotion caused by the representatives of these forces present.

The demigod mage at the front, dressed in imperial robes, calmly surveyed the room before announcing the start of the meeting.

This person is also a veteran demigod mage of the Magic Empire.

He is the Dean of the Imperial Magic Academy—the Wrath of the Scholar.

This is the same person who tried to sabotage Ron back then.

He and Benjamin belong to the same faction.

Ron doesn't know who he is now, but if he did, he would definitely be wary of him.

The Scholar's Wrath showed no sign of weakness when he saw Ron.

For him, Ron was no longer someone he could afford to mess with.

So let that matter remain a secret forever.

Without much preamble, the demigod mage briefly summarized the results of the landing phase.

Various numbers came out of his mouth one after another, such as:

Human casualties, the number of deaths on the elven side, where the enemy's main force has now retreated, and so on.

In particular, the distribution of various forces within the Elf World.

This is related to the size of the profits they will gain from the robbery below.

Therefore, everyone present listened very carefully.

They need to understand the general course of the war.

The human alliance below is preparing to retreat in one direction, but they are still charging and fighting fiercely.

Isn't that just being a stick-out?

It took more than an hour.

That concludes the general overview of the current situation in the Pokémon world.

Everyone present was secretly considering which place they should rob.

Or perhaps we should try to bring in some allies.

After the discussion below subsided a bit, the scholar continued speaking:

"Therefore, we have decided to continue our advance towards several key areas of the Elf faction."

"Forcing the elves to fight us head-on!"

"The key areas are the major elven royal courts and the three ancient trees."

"Let's make the assignments. Everyone should decide in advance which area they want to go to."

"But let's make this clear first: you've chosen your battle zone, so you have to defend it well and not let the elves push you back."

"If we then ask the Alliance to clean up the mess, we won't get a share of the profits from this interdimensional war."

"You might not even be allowed to participate in the next interdimensional war."

He paused, then swept his gaze across these small kingdoms:

"Therefore, when choosing an opponent, you must be realistic about your own strength."

"If that doesn't work, then several companies can work together."

No one had any objections to the Magic Empire's arrangement.

In the previous amphibious landing operation, the Magic Empire had already demonstrated its superior strategic planning.

Therefore, unless it's a conflict of interest, his arrangements are not a concern.

The people were quite convinced.

The demigod mage of the magic empire unfolded a map and laid it on the table.

The map markings are still very rough, only showing the known terrain outlines and the locations of a few key elf settlements.

Large areas remain blank, these blank spaces are all forests.

There are quite a few races living inside, all of whom the human army needs to deal with.

At this point, there are several hypothetical paths marked with dashed lines on the map.

Their final destinations were the major royal courts of the elves.

The Magic Empire was responsible for the Forest Royal Court, the Glory Empire for the Dark Moon Forbidden Land, and the Knights Alliance for the Silver Moon High Court.

The business alliance, along with its henchmen, went to fight the World Tree.

The elemental wind spirits dwell there.

Ranger elves are homeless and scattered throughout the elf world.

Therefore, they can be seen on any battlefield.

The war zones for the four major powers have been selected.

They took the toughest, but also the most lucrative, part.

The remaining elements of the Elf World include various subordinate races and important nodes.

These are reserved for powerful kingdoms like Ron's.

However, there are also many small principalities, whose entire power consists of only one or two level-three combat forces.

It's a bit much to ask of them to lead the team on their own.

Such a small team ventured deep into the forest.

They will definitely be hunted down by the elves' guerrilla forces.

The chances of survival are extremely slim.

Therefore, some of them chose to continue following the four major powers and try to get some benefits.

Only those small principalities that are ambitious and want to progress.

That's why they would follow a powerful kingdom like Ron's, which has demigods.

That way, maybe I can get some meat too.

So at this point, people will look at whose reputation they have when recruiting others.

In this respect, who can compare to Ron, the Knight of Virtue and the Son of the World?

He is widely recognized as a kind and honest person in the world.

Kind-hearted!!

So at this moment, he was surrounded by seven or eight dukes from small principalities.

They were all begging Ron to help them get rich.

Only that region of the Fertile Lands, the duchy that knows Ron's true character.

Stay far away from Ron.

They watched helplessly as those duchies in the south, misled by Ron's reputation, boarded a pirate ship.

They were even grateful to Ron.

This is hopeless!

I wonder how many will survive in the end!

But they dared not expose Ron.

They didn't even dare to let it slip in private.

After all, if that bastard finds out, even if there's no evidence but only suspicion, it's fine.

He can then shift the blame onto himself and others.

Then my own principality will be attacked by bandits again!