Chapter 1493: Chapter 27, Founding Monarch (Request for Votes)
The pivotal battle at the Earth Core Entrance ended dramatically, yet its impact is just beginning.
With a group of Earth Core races joining, what the Orc Empire will beco is anyone’s guess.
Hudson no longer cares about when the Dark Elves will migrate. Despite the Evil God’s poor reputation, his influence over his followers is undeniable.
Defying divine commands is not sothing a devout follower would do.
The fact that the Dark Elves did not continue to haggle is the best evidence of this.
Of course, it might also be that the Dark Elves mistakenly think our Human Race, like the Elves of the Ancient Era, can decide the distribution of resources and land across the entire continent.
If the human race were a cohesive whole, ddling in the rise and fall of various species and the change of forces wouldn’t be difficult.
Unfortunately, it isn’t the case now. With the human race fighting independently, this hegemon is bound to be a “weak” one.
Weak doesn’t an easily bullied; on the contrary, this independent fighting situation actually puts more pressure on all the races.
With no constraints above, countries expand outward driven solely by interests.
This ans that for those neighboring the human race, it’s best never to fall into decline, because once that happens, there’s no future.
The thorn in Hudson’s mind was lifted, allowing him to relax. The unknown is the most frightening; once the seal is opened, there’s no longer any fear.
Even if the Dark Elf Clan has considerable power, with high-tier forces participating in the war nearly rivaling the kingdom, they remain outsiders in the end.
After surviving in the Earth Core World for tens of thousands of years, their body structures have long since changed. Suitable for survival in the Earth Core World doesn’t necessarily an the sa for the surface world.
High-echelon power users can ignore the environnt, which won’t affect them much, but ordinary clan mbers will undoubtedly need a period of adaptation.
Whether they can survive also depends on whether the Orcs agree.
The Inherited Land has opened for several years, and based on the number of Eighth-order Strongn in the Orc Empire, the number of Sanctuary Powerhouses born won’t be less than that of the Dark Elf Clan.
If not for the repeated devastating blows from the kingdom in recent years, the Earth Core races would have seen no chance with the Orc Empire’s strength.
In the Manor House, the victory feast was in full swing, but Hudson had no ti to attend.
Politely speaking, the two returned ancestors seed slightly timid about returning to their holand, hesitant to interact too much with the younger kingdom generation.
Blunt reality: Above Sanctuary is one circle, and below Sanctuary is another.
If you don’t reach Sanctuary, you’ll be dust in a hundred years.
For those who don’t want to experience separation by death again, there’s a natural aversion to getting close to these “short-lived people.”
…
“Honored ancestors, could you tell us about the overseas world?”
Hudson curiously asked.
It’s an open secret on the continent that strongn from various races fled overseas to escape the Elental Tide catastrophe.
Yet, very little docuntation remains about specifics overseas.
“In truth, it’s more fitting to call the overseas world another continent—essentially, it’s not very different from the Continent of Aslante.
It’s just that there are very few intelligent life forms above, and fewer beings who need to absorb energy from between heaven and earth for cultivation. Consequently, the energy allocated to each individual is sowhat more.
Because it’s largely undeveloped, resources accordingly are relatively richer than on the Continent of Aslante.
During the low tide of the Elental Tide, relying on these abundant resources, we managed to endure.
Of course, the overseas world isn’t wholly a land of bliss and is filled with various dangers.
On the continent, there are so perilous places that even we can’t ensure a safe retreat.
Along the way, we must cross the Devil Sea Area, where the winds and waves can easily capsize all vessels, making fleet navigation impossible.
For the specific situation, you’ll naturally know once you arrive overseas in the future!”
Ferweio’s answer made Hudson slightly pause, as if he were considered inscribed on the sa path.
Yet according to the cyclical speed of this world, Sanctuary Powerhouses’ ultimate destination will surely involve the overseas realm.
Once the Elental Tide hits another low, those Sanctuary Powerhouses seeking progress will have no choice but to migrate temporarily.
“Honored ancestors, since the overseas elents are more concentrated and resources relatively abundant, why then…”
People are pragmatic, and after three hundred years without returning, Hudson doesn’t believe there remains deep sentintality.
Even longing for their holand ans just a visit, yet now a large number of Strongn have returned, clearly not rely for family visits.
“Haha…”
“Hudson, your observations are truly sharp!
You guessed correctly; the Continent of Aslante attracting nurous strongn to return is naturally due to interests.
For the past several millennia, the human race has been dominant, making it smoother for us strongn to cultivate, and increasing the probability of breakthroughs.
In recent years, the Alpha Kingdom has grown even stronger, and for us, the Sanctuary Powerhouses hailing from the kingdoms, it’s also smoother to operate overseas.
Of course, this isn’t a definitive standard; it’s rely a rule concluded from experiences, with no obvious short-term impact.
These suppositions alone aren’t enough to make everyone journey back thousands of miles—it’s primarily that there are more opportunities for us to advance further on the Continent of Aslante!”
When it ca down to key issues, Phoenix’s speech ca abruptly to a halt. The relationships weren’t that close for Hudson to probe further.
Though limited, the content still confird his suspicions.
Not now, but certainly in the future, he will know. Intuition tells him that these veteran strongn need the cooperation of major powers.
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