Who could have imagined that the world’s hope would rest in a group of currently low-level external territories?
Uncertain yet, whether this hope would be of use at all.
"Then, Your Majesty, what should we do now?"
Teresa inquired, not voicing the remaining words, but both were clear in understanding.
"Wait until Yuliss returns," Fildawus spoke, "however, I believe all Elf Territories can be opened to Hope Town."
"Your Majesty, this..." Teresa instinctively wanted to refuse.
The Elf Kingdom had always lived independently, prospering well, even just opening Yuliss’s own territory was already different enough.
"The Elf Clan cannot remain closed forever, with doomsday impending, all races must face enormous challenges, allowing elves to endure so hardships is also necessary, at least, for now, it’s within our control." Fildawus stated resolutely, "Inform them as such!"
"... Yes." Teresa hesitated, but eventually complied.
The king’s command was unquestionable.
Soon, the decree was proclaid throughout the Elf Kingdom.
Many Elf Territories noticed Hope Town’s "prowess" in the rankings, and now hearing their Elf Territory was open to Hope Town, a number of daring young elves wanted to visit Hope Town.
But soon, they discovered.
[Target territory tourist number has reached the limit, please wait...]
They couldn’t go to a Human Territory???
Beastman Kingdom, Kingdom of Sorlunsen City.
Beast King Sorrensen gazed at the territory rankings and Hope Town’s na, unable to resist a frown.
"Why does this na seem so familiar?" Sorrensen asked.
He was certain he’d heard this na recently, and when he heard it, this territory certainly wasn’t as "famous" as it is now.
Knowing his own Beast King’s mory wasn’t great, the kobold Anos reminded him: "Recently, many popular goods in the royal capital co from Hope Town."
"Ah, I rember now." Sorrensen’s eyes narrowed slightly, "Hope Town also lured away many beastn, and those territories have complained to ."
In reality, Sorrensen felt his country’s number of beastn was indeed too much, to the point he felt a bit pressured.
After all, if these beastn were let loose to eat, they could eat him poor.
Being lured away wasn’t a bad thing, lessens his pressure, yet so Territory Lords still sought him out.
Repeatedly ntioned, he started to have a vague impression.
"Yes, that is the territory," Anos confird.
"Quite capable, no wonder they can entice so many beastn," Sorrensen snorted lightly.
"Should we ban beastn from going to Hope Town?" Anos cautiously inquired.
"What do you think?" Sorrensen tossed the question back to Anos.
He respected Anos’s opinion greatly, as it was Anos who secured his throne.
"I don’t think a ban is necessary, rather, we should encourage it," Anos smoothly replied, "Recently, I’ve heard so things about the Stan Continent Crisis..."
Anos relayed the doomsday crisis, unusual weather details thoroughly.
Then continued: "Before this, I hadn’t heard of the doomsday crisis. I wasn’t sure, but today, too many territories disappeared or failed during promotions, making the credibility of this rumor very high."
"Where did this news co from?"
"From those beastn working in Hope Town, they said Human Territories, including Hope Town, began preparations early, and our Beastman Kingdom is already a step behind, lacking tailors to craft special equipnt, alongside food, resources..." Each word Anos spoke furrowed Sorrensen’s brow deeper.
"So, why not let beastn work in Human Territories, earning items to bring back, we won’t suffer losses, and it could reduce beastman migration to Hope Town, while securing intel on the doomsday crisis early."
"Open to Human Territories? Those humans have dark hearts! Even capturing our beastn as slaves." ntioning this, Sorrensen seethed with anger.
What he detested most was Delisha City.
Sotis, he even had to spend money to redeem these beastn.
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