Who taught him to restore his country like this?

Renee lowered her head in a panic and apologized, "I'm sorry, I'll go to work right away."

After she finished speaking, she jogged towards her work area.

"Don't go near him, he's dangerous."

As a fellow orc, Reggie looked at Renee's thin back and kindly offered a word of advice.

She had witnessed Renee and Ron's interaction just now.

Hearing what Reggie said, Renee stopped in her tracks. With her back to Reggie, she hesitated for a moment before loudly replying, "His Majesty Ron is a good person and is not dangerous."

Then they ran away as if fleeing.

Reggie stood there, stunned.

I didn't expect Renée to give such an answer.

Is Ron a good person?

She doesn't know.

Ron always does whatever comes to mind, never caring about the opinions of others, and exudes a mysterious confidence that he is absolutely right.

But which of these three things he did didn't sound incredibly outrageous?

Anyway, Reggie thought Ron was wrong.

Big mistake!

But...did he really do something wrong?

What Renee had just said kept echoing in Reggie's head.

……

As a lord, there are only two ways to gain reputation: through external wars and internal construction and development.

Ron is confident he can do well in both areas.

But sometimes, just because you know how to do something doesn't mean you have to do it.

We must learn to assess the situation and adjust our strategies accordingly, and not do things we know are impossible.

Just like the current situation in Gray Mist Territory, if Ron focuses heavily on military development, no matter how well he does, he will never gain prestige.

This will only breed resentment among the common people.

Imagine that people from other countries broke into your county, occupied the county, and then summoned the people in the county to attack your country. Would you support him?

The answer is obvious.

Therefore, Ron had no choice but to immerse himself in construction and development.

The common people of this world are lowly; although they will not betray their lord, they also lack the awareness to sacrifice their lives for him.

As long as you bribe them with money and don't force them to do anything against their principles, even if they are resistant in their hearts, they will remember Ron's kindness in the short term.

If there is enough time and we can win the hearts of the people, it is not a bad idea to develop the military.

Of course, it's best to just think about it; the Jade Kingdom is unlikely to give him that much time to develop.

Ron had no intention of developing a military; he only hoped that the Emerald Kingdom's counterattack wouldn't come too quickly, allowing him to accumulate more prestige.

But the more you try to prevent something from happening, the more likely it is to happen.

Not long after Ron returned to Windwind City, he suddenly sensed something and looked towards the horizon.

The twilight barrier has been broken.

Tsk.

Is it really that fast?

Only two days later, the Emerald Kingdom noticed the abnormality in the Gray Mist Territory.

Ron couldn't understand why the news had leaked so quickly, since there were no telephones in this world. With the gray mist blocking magic, there was no possibility of transmitting messages through magic.

After much thought, the only possibility that Byron, who was out shopping, leaked the information was that he was out shopping.

There was no time to wonder if he had trusted the wrong person. The gray fog carried Ron towards the uninvited guest. He had to deal with him before the other party made a big noise.

Otherwise, if news of the barrier being broken spreads and all these civilians run away, he'll be out of luck.

The vast gray fog acted like Ron's retina, covering the entire Gray Fog Territory and easily pinpointing the opponent's location.

It is located near the border with another marquessland on the west side.

There was a suspicious figure shrouded in a black robe.

Perhaps because of the gray fog, the other party did not choose to venture deeper into the gray fog territory.

Ron glanced outside the gray fog but didn't see any army.

"It seems he's just a rat who came to gather information." He breathed a sigh of relief.

If the opponent can break through the Twilight Barrier, they must possess seventh-tier magic.

Seventh-tier magic has already touched upon the laws, and with his 20% compatibility with the power, killing the opponent would not be easy.

In this situation, if the other side were to bring tens of thousands of troops, he would probably have to slink away like a defeated dog.

The decay's range is 10 meters. Ron did not approach rashly. He manipulated the gray mist to concentrate in this area, intending to deplete the magic power within its body first.

Unexpectedly, as soon as the gray mist showed any unusual movement, the opponent quickly condensed a huge ball of light and smashed it towards his location.

"Damn it!"

Having somehow been locked onto, Ron quickly dodged, narrowly avoiding the ball of light.

boom!

The deafening explosion resounded through the sky.

Ron turned his head to look behind him at the hundred-meter-wide crater that had appeared out of nowhere.

Damn it...

Ron decisively abandoned the idea of ​​continuing the attack.

It's not that I'm scared.

But... he knew this magic.

Chapter 16 Yes, I didn’t expect to meet you again

Sixth-tier magic - Light Blast.

Ron was familiar with the few lethal light magics of the Glorious Church.

There aren't many people in the Radiant Church who can use light magic, and besides Kertia, he couldn't think of anyone else with this physique.

Ron glanced at the flat chest again and nodded with absolute certainty.

The kind where you can't tell the height unless you look closely...

Ok?

Ron suddenly felt the air become hot.

Looking up, one could see a dangerous ball of energy gathering on that smooth arm.

Light Blast Advanced Version - Holy Flame Flash Blast!

Seventh-tier magic!

Hey, hey, hey, are you kidding me? Does this gray fog not exist?

What about banning magic?

"and many more!"

Seeing the orange-red orb about to smash towards him, Ron quickly dispersed the gray mist and revealed himself.

Tsk…

Almost at the moment he finished speaking, the orange-red ball of light shot straight towards him at a speed of tens of meters per second.

"boom!"

A violent explosion rang out in the distant sky, the powerful shockwave dispersing the gray mist in the air.

"So it's His Majesty Ron."

A strong wind blew off the hood of her black robe, revealing Keltia's delicate yet aloof face.

She bowed slightly and apologized to Ron: "I'm so sorry, I didn't know it was you."

Did you just click your tongue?

You clicked your tongue before the Holy Flame Flash Explosion was released!

Ron glanced back at the vacuum in the sky behind him, having no doubt that if he had spoken even a second later, the upgraded Light Blast spell would have hit him with perfect accuracy.

You did that on purpose.

The Glorious Church must not interfere in the war between the Kingdom of God in any form.

However, there is one exception.

That is, if the clergy of the Glorious Church are attacked, the clergy of the Glorious Church can fight back.

Ron suspected that the woman was exploiting this loophole, deliberately wearing a black robe to conceal her face and barge in, luring him into an attack, and then eliminating him under the pretense of ignorance.

However, because he took the initiative to reveal himself, Kertia was forced to deviate from her attack angle.

What a vicious woman.

Ron didn't think he had really offended this woman...

Their gaze fell upon Kertia's hands.

The divine record that represented the saintess's identity was nowhere to be found.

Okay, I've really offended them.

But you can't blame me for this.