1261: Chapter 220: Knocking_2 1261: Chapter 220: Knocking_2 Nobles who now wish to expand are those who did not pay enough attention during the last round of partitioning the Near East.
Destiny has a way of mocking people; the Near East land, once loathed by everyone, has suddenly beco highly coveted.
Unfortunately, the big cake of the Near East has already been divided up, and the nobles who missed the opportunity can only turn their gaze to the Orc Prairie.
As latecors who missed the optimal opportunity, their actions inevitably beco a bit hasty.
Joining the Near East family is welcod by Hudson, but under the precondition of abiding by the rules.
He shouldn’t be expected to clean up a ss after the fact as the Commander in Chief.
“Marshal, Prince Peter of Avarat Kingdom will arrive in half a month, His Majesty has requested your presence at the capital to attend the welco conference.”
Indeed a life destined for toil; having just dealt with a host of nobles and still not having the chance to flush out the mastermind behind the troubles, new matters have co knocking at the door.
It’s apparent that the Kingdom is taking Prince Peter’s visit very seriously.
As a great nation isolated in its corner, the presence of Alpha Kingdom on the international stage is actually not strong.
In the years past, every attempt to enhance its international presence has been a call for help from the Human Alliance.
Even as a continental power, frequent calls for help can hardly inspire awe in others.
This awkward position and stereotype continued until recent years, when gradual changes began to erge.
The true step onto the international stage was the establishnt of the Five Nations Alliance.
Unfortunately, the Alpha Kingdom doesn’t have the ability to control the Five Nations Alliance, not even in na.
With increased national strength, the desire to expand international influence is an essential part of any erging power’s rise; Alpha Kingdom is no exception.
Although Avarat Kingdom has declined in recent years, it is still an established kingdom with significant influence on the South Continent.
This ti, their sending a delegation to learn from our experience is undoubtedly a great opportunity for Alpha Kingdom to expand its influence internationally.
Since the two nations are far apart, even if the Avarat people replicate the Alpha model, it will not affect the Kingdom’s interests.
“Tell the ssenger to relay to His Majesty the King that I will arrive at the capital in ti for the welco conference.”
Hudson answered without even thinking.
He never declines opportunities to extend his network of contacts.
As an established kingdom, the hidden depths of Avarat Kingdom are sure to be considerable.
For Hudson, this is a big client delivering themselves to his door.
Ha’s Magic Potion may be well-known across the continent, but high-end potions have not sold well due to pricing.
The external explanation is: The ingredients for making the potion are too precious, leading to very limited production capacity.
The real reason is: The continent has been too chaotic in recent years, and Major Nobles seldom go out on long trips.
To sell Magic Potion at a good price, it certainly needs to be highly appealing.
Naturally, Hudson can’t handle it like ordinary potions, directly outsourcing sales to major comrce guilds.
The newly developed “Instant Mana-Recovery Potion,” “Advanced Level-Up Potion,” and “Advanced Beast-Level-Up Potion”… are all not for sale.
Unless Major Nobles personally co to purchase and show adequate sincerity, no matter the price, Master Hudson doesn’t even give it a glance.
It’s the classic scenario of “raising the bar while maintaining exclusivity”, but this approach genuinely results in a killing profit.
Despite being a tactic to inflate prices, buyers always feel grateful at the end of each transaction.
With the idea of “the more friends, the more paths,” Hudson, now successful, always makes friends far and wide.
The effect is very noticeable: having many allies makes things more convenient.
Many seemingly difficult issues are easily resolved when they co to him.
…
In the depths of the great prairie, high-level mbers of the Orc Empire are devoutly kneeling before a suddenly appeared Phantom.
As followers of the Beast God, even though this is just a projection of a Divine Spirit, it is enough for them to offer the highest etiquette.
The Phantom doesn’t seem interested in acknowledging the devotees’ performance, and after enjoying the blood-food sacrifice offered by everyone, it waves a hand and a massive portal appears.
The Inherited Land has been opened!
Nobody would have thought that the last ti, which everyone believed to be a rumor, would actually be the real ti of opening.
If there were a Mage proficient in space magic here, they could easily tell that the Orc Clan’s Inherited Land is actually located within a Different Dinsion.
However, the Different Dinsion before them is not a true dinsion, but rather a sub-dinsion attached to the main world.
Typically, such sub-dinsions are often accidental masterpieces due to the world encountering spatial turbulence.
Most sub-dinsions die out in the instant they are born.
Only a few fortunate ones can survive by chance.
Nonetheless, without the intervention of a Strongman to stabilize the space, these sub-dinsion spaces will still fade away after a short ti.
“The Inherited Land is open, mbers of each Clan, proceed into the sacred site in order to face the trials.
The rest keep to their duties, lead others to guard all directions, and absolutely do not allow anyone to approach the sacred site!”
Upon hearing the instructions from the Sacrifice Shaman.
The people kneeling on the ground slowly stand up, looking towards the most mysterious sacred site of the Orc Clan.
The result is bound to disappoint them, as the summoned Phantom of the Beast God had long disappeared, and no divine decree was issued during the process.
Clearly, the summoning just now did not receive a response from the Beast God.
Without any hesitation, the outstanding mbers of each clan entered the sacred site.
What imdiately ca into view was a desolate land, with only a murky gray sky as far as the eye could see.
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