The story of the black silk female knight

In conclusion, the Great Prophet of the Beastmen did indeed succeed.

The relentless attacks and harassment behind enemy lines, which disregarded any losses, forced Fran to send Tia, who was still training at the academy, to the front lines for support.

The fact that a Star-level expert would self-destruct under such a strong advantage was completely unexpected by Tia and Valensa, rendering all their life-saving trump cards useless.

Although the losses were enormous, the Great Prophet of the Wild Beast Clan's plan against Tia was a decisive blow.

Unfortunately... it is ultimately nothing more than the wisdom and struggle of mortals.

It did get the result it wanted, but in the face of the great power of a creator god, what has already happened can be changed.

After the regret pill reset time, Valensa knew about the Beast Clan's plan and could completely change the tragedy that had not yet occurred.

Moreover, this experience made Valensa completely determined.

Valensa had actually considered this idea after encountering the Wild Beast Killer during last year's admissions assessment.

Women are all petty-minded. When the Wild Beast Clan sent people to assassinate her, she wanted to kill them all.

At the time, Valensa wasn't in a hurry. She only considered killing the wild beasts as a long-term project and didn't plan to put in much effort herself. At most, she would offer some valuable suggestions to the military from the perspective of a time traveler.

But it's different now.

Although time has been perfectly reset without any side effects.

Although Tia is still alive and well, she will laugh with her, scold her playfully, and step on her with white stockings.

But the despair of watching Tia being swallowed up by the explosion was still etched into Valensa's memory.

Along with that sense of despair, Valensa also remembered an unparalleled hatred for the Beastmen.

Wild beasts must die!

Genocide!

This is not for the glory and justice of mankind, nor is it for Her Majesty the Goddess to punish heretics.

It's purely a personal grudge!

Valencia's mind, which had been greatly enhanced by repeated intelligence enhancements, could conjure up several images of wild beasts dying tragically every second.

But she quickly shook her head, pulling her scattered thoughts back, and looked at Princess Elsers in front of her, and the projection of the strategist whom Tia had contacted through emergency means.

The Wild Beast Clan... must be wiped out.

But right now, we need to find a way to minimize the damage from this attack.

Chapter 63 Response Plan

As expected.

In a human nation where everyone shares the same beliefs, no matter how incredible something is, as long as it is said to be a miracle of Her Majesty the Goddess, it will be accepted, even if it is a prediction of the future.

After Valensa invoked the name of the Sun Goddess and showed off her divine cloak, Princess Elsers and the strategist believed her.

An emergency remote meeting, utilizing magical projection technology, begins immediately.

Faced with this premeditated attack by the Wild Beast Clan, the first consensus was quickly reached by everyone.

The soldiers and civilians of Bizk should evacuate immediately and abandon the town.

Naturally, some people in the command center suggested sending reinforcements, but the idea was quickly rejected.

The sudden attack by three Star-level experts could indeed cause significant damage to Fran, but if prepared, it wouldn't be such a big deal.

The strong of Fran will be weakened after entering the Wild Ridge, and vice versa. On the land blessed by the Sun Goddess, the Stars of Fran can easily fight against the Stars of Wild Beasts, even in a two-on-three situation.

But that's based on normal combat conditions, not a full-energy self-destruction.

A fully charged self-destruction by a Star-level expert might not kill a prepared Star-level expert, but it would definitely not be able to hold the military camp and granary in Bizk Town, so sending more reinforcements would be meaningless.

It would be better to just give up and evacuate everyone... Even if your beast race's experts are prepared to die, they wouldn't self-destruct in an empty camp without a single enemy, would they?

After that, all we need to do is follow the contingency plan for the fortress to be breached, evacuate the residents of nearby towns to establish a second line of defense, and then slowly drive the wild beasts back.

This kind of thing has happened many times in French history, so the military is not worried.

Just as humans are greatly weakened when they enter the Wild Ridge, wild beasts also find it difficult to fight for long after entering human territory. At most, they will plunder some food and hunt some animals on the border before returning.

Although the command felt very sorry about the large amount of food stored in the Bizk Town camp, they decided to destroy it all, leaving none for the wild beasts.

Valencia disagrees.

Valensa, as a scout responsible for execution, should theoretically have no say in matters involving tactics and strategy.

But who can blame them when Valencia now represents the sun goddess?

In addition, Valencia's outstanding performance in supporting the transport team and hunting elite beast warriors a few days ago was so impressive that the command had no choice but to listen to her advice patiently and give it serious consideration.

“I do not recommend destroying all the grain in Bizk.”

Valensa said this:

"Although the attack was orchestrated by the wild beasts because of their great prophet's prophecy, they certainly wouldn't give up the opportunity to seize a large amount of food."

Destroying all the grain stored in Bizk Town would reduce the harvest from the wild beasts, but it would also cause them to quickly abandon Bizk Town and continue their activities deep into the territory of my Fran.

Whether they attack villages and towns further south or move to the east or west to encircle Fortresses No. 3 and No. 4, they will cause us greater losses, and we will have a hard time responding in time.

Conversely, if we leave some grain in the granaries of the Bizk Town camp that cannot be transported using spatial storage items, the wild beasts will likely choose to transport that grain back through the tunnels first, giving us more time to deploy manpower and establish a second line of defense.

"..."

The officers in command quickly discussed among themselves, and soon someone responded:

"Your idea is good, but have you considered... that once a large amount of food is transported back to the Barren Ridge, more wild beasts will attack us next year, and we might have to pay an even greater price?"

"Will not."

Valensa is very confident:

"If this were a normal autumn war, this would indeed be something we need to worry about."

But this year is different. In order to ensure the success of this attack, the Beastmen have deployed too many cannon fodder on the front lines and sent a large number of elite troops to their deaths. They have already suffered heavy losses.

Even if they are fed more meals this winter, they will have a hard time recovering quickly... They probably won't be able to launch an attack of this scale again for at least a few years.

Moreover, I didn't actually intend to have the wild beasts carry a single bag of food back.

In fact... the wild beasts won't launch another large-scale attack; they'll soon be wiped out!

Of course, Valensa only thought the last two sentences to herself and didn't say them aloud.

Even if her previous performance was amazing and she was favored by the Sun Goddess, saying such things now would only make her seem arrogant, and no one would believe her.

...Well, Tia will probably believe it.

But the person Valensa most wanted to keep quiet about this time was Tia... Her subsequent plans were quite crazy, and she didn't want Tia to worry.

While Valensa was making her own plans, the command center was once again engaged in another quiet and efficient discussion.

In less than a minute, they agreed to Valensa's suggestion.

I've been asking Valencia about the officer projection, and now I have another question:

"Do you have any other details to add?"

"Have."

Valensa smiled slightly:

"As we all know, although the land in the barren lands is very infertile, some resilient crops can still be grown in small quantities. They lack staple foods, but they lack vegetables and meat even more."

Therefore, I suggest destroying all the vegetables and meat in Bizk Town, leaving only wheat flour and corn flour as staples for the wild beasts, so that even if they have enough to eat, they will suffer from malnutrition.

"Even if you can eat your fill, you'll still suffer from malnutrition?... Haha, okay."

The command seemed to take Valensa's suggestion as just another malicious attempt, and readily agreed without much hesitation.

Since the food was going to be destroyed or stolen anyway, it didn't really matter what was destroyed. Besides, Valensa's words did make some sense, so the command had no reason to refuse.

Once the plan was formulated, it was immediately put into action.

The soldiers and civilians of Bizk Town only took the necessary food and daily necessities with them in their spatial storage devices before evacuating south.

Princess Elseris cut short her plans to visit the soldiers at the front and returned to the palace with her girlfriend and the royal guards via a small teleportation array.

Under Valensa's constant, tearful persuasion, Tia left the front lines with the princess.

"...You must be very careful."

Tia did not reject Valensa's advice, but she could clearly see that Valensa had other plans.

She kissed those deep blue eyes, her expression utterly serious:

"I know that memory of the future is painful for you, but I'm still alive, right here... So please promise me, don't do anything foolish."

"Don't worry... How could someone as afraid of death as me do something foolish?"

Valensa readily agreed and stayed by Tia's side, sending her into the small teleportation array leading to the capital.

She immediately wiped away her tears and looked north.

His beautiful, deep blue eyes, as clear as the ocean, were no longer as gentle and bright as when he looked at Tia.

It was a monstrous wave, capable of devouring lives, communities, and even civilizations, filled with murderous intent.

Chapter 64 Secret observation

In the dense forest more than ten kilometers away from the camp in Bizk, Valensa sat on a branch of a tree, her back against a large tree and only covered by black stockings.

In her hand was a tablet computer that was clearly out of place with her silver armor, short skirt, black stockings, and long boots. The computer screen was divided into four areas, each showing the camp in Bizk Town from a different angle.

Two of the shots are taken from a relatively close angle, with the camera likely positioned not far from the campsite. The other shot is taken from a slightly farther distance, while the last shot is taken from an aerial perspective.

This is a surveillance system from the cyberpunk world, consisting of three highly concealed high-definition miniature cameras and a silent drone equipped with optical camouflage.

Similar or even more powerful reconnaissance techniques exist on the continent of Frenoia, but all techniques rely on magic. While they are fine for routine reconnaissance missions, using them to monitor powerful individuals above the Radiant rank could easily lead to detection and reverse tracking by the enemy.

This worry wouldn't exist with technological equipment.

The only regret is that Valensa still can't come up with a regulated power supply here to charge her tech devices, and still has to rely on the large-capacity batteries she gets from Vie every month through her transactions.

She had wanted to use the drone when she was hunting wild beasts before, but she couldn't bring herself to do it. Now she can finally put it to good use.

Calculating the time, it’s almost time.

Valensa took a deep breath, adjusted her posture, and tugged at her slightly constricted stockings to focus her gaze more intently on the screen.

Bang!

In the scene, the ground in the camp, which is a rest area for ordinary soldiers, suddenly explodes open, and a huge tunnel worm with a diameter of about two meters and a length of nearly forty meters emerges. It slams into the ground like an iron whip and rolls back and forth in the camp like a rolling pin pressing noodles.

In the future that has already been reset, more than 500 Fran soldiers died tragically in the first wave of crushing attacks by the tunnel worms.

This time it was completely different... The tunnel worm, which should have been crushed more than ten times, stood up again after being crushed less than three times.

Even though it only had a mouth on its head, Valensa could sense its bewildered state.

Why is the camp completely deserted? This isn't what we agreed on...

The unexpected change clearly made the wild beasts more cautious.

The ordinary beastmen warriors who should have followed the tunnel worm attack did not appear. The first to emerge from the burrow were two figures, one fat and one thin.

The thin figure was covered in hair, had a donkey-like face, wore a robe made of animal hide, and held a wooden weapon that resembled both a staff and a spear.

This skinny, donkey-faced beast is the controller of the tunnel worms. Its profession is similar to that of a summoner. Although it is not strong itself, it can command powerful monsters to fight.

It is also the beast that knows the most about the plan besides the Great Prophet, and it is also the chieftain of a tribe among the beasts, holding a very high position.

Valensa only gained full knowledge of the Great Prophet's entire plan after consuming its soul in the reset future.

This skinny, donkey-faced beast certainly had a name, and even a tongue-twisting surname, but Valensa simply couldn't be bothered to remember it.

A harmful race that will eventually be wiped out has no right to have its individual names remembered.

The rather plump figure next to the skinny, donkey-faced beast was naturally another Star-level expert.

Its body looks like a pufferfish, its limbs resemble a large turtle, and its head looks like a toad; in short, it is extremely ugly.

But this incredibly ugly, fat beast, utterly lacking in martial ethics, suddenly self-destructed at full energy despite having an absolute advantage, taking everyone in the entire Bizk camp except Valensa.

Valensa was so impressed by that ugly face that she wanted to rush up and stab it with her sword.