Under King Bordeaux VIII’s high-profile affirmation, the Imperial Court eting, opened under public opinion pressure, was a complete success.
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The operations of the Iberia Kingdom quickly caused a commotion on the Southern Continent.
The classic scapegoating tactic not only threw out responsibility but also public pressure.
Since the setbacks in the war weren’t their fault, then naturally it was other countries’ fault.
A wave of passionate public opinion quickly spread across the Southern Continent, with the elders in the Human Alliance also stepping out to exert pressure.
Having been backstabbed, the high officials of various countries angrily cursed Bordeaux VIII for his lack of integrity.
After a brief hesitation, several major countries followed suit.
So announced reinforcents to the frontline, so announced the opening of new battlefronts from the sea, with no one idle.
Having missed the optimal timing, everyone was still reluctant to pass up political prestige opportunities.
The five great Kingdoms together scapegoated to boost prestige, with the unfavorable war bla directly placed on the small countries.
Then followed a ga of mutual accusations among the countries. Anyway, the bla was on others, while our ho was wholeheartedly dedicated to the Human race.
The lively political struggle left the bystanders astonished.
The highest level of political struggle, unexpectedly unfolded in the most simple and unadorned manner.
However, this turmoil had a positive aning.
Influenced by public opinion, the Southern Continent Allied Forces launched fierce offensives on the frontlines.
Perhaps to salvage face, while attacking the Dwarf Kingdom, the Iberia Kingdom and Frank Empire also sent troops to the Central Continent from the sea.
The originally clear situation in the Central Continent once again beca convoluted.
With two Human Empires intervening, the Three Kingdoms in the Central Continent, previously shocked by news of the Elf Army’s full-scale invasion, suddenly regained their morale.
They might not defeat the Elf Race, but it doesn’t an the entire Human Race can’t combat the Elf Race.
The major principal countries in the Alliance took action, with reinforcents on the way, boosting everyone’s confidence.
The most direct consequence was that the war in the Central Continent beca increasingly fierce.
The sudden change in situation disrupted the Elf Race’s strategic deploynt.
When soft targets were no longer soft, the strategy of sweeping across the Central Continent suddenly seed illusory.
The intervention of Southern Continent countries made this one-sided war beco increasingly perplexing.
For a ti, the pressure on all sides of the Anti-Human Alliance greatly increased.
The decisive battle that will determine the future pattern of the Continent thus comnced.
Regardless of hiding strength, each side deployed all ans, striving to defeat the enemy before the Southern Continent reinforcents arrived.
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On the vast grasslands.
After an extended search, Princess Madelena’s party finally locked onto their target.
"Based on reconnaissance reports, the tribe ahead is likely where the Hawkman Court is located, with about two thousand individuals in the camp.
More than half are soldiers, which ans over a thousand people, with at least two Sanctuary Powerhouses inside.
The core objective of this battle is to eliminate the Sanctuary Powerhouses in the enemy camp.
Without them holding the fort, eradicating the Hawkman Court would be no problem at all!"
Princess Madelena said with high spirits.
The exposure of the Hawkman Court is mainly due to their bad luck.
An ordinary orc tribe is not so easy to disguise.
Just controlling the tribe’s scale alone couldn’t fool the observant.
The extrely high proportion of soldiers and the number of strongn stationed in the camp are visible flaws.
This is an unavoidable issue, as while disguising, the Hawkman Clan also had to consider the high command’s safety.
Without sufficient armant, if small enemy forces devoured their high command, there would be nowhere to cry.
In a dispersed tribes’ state, if the high command suffered annihilation, it would be impossible to elect new leadership in a short ti.
Even pre-designation wouldn’t work as lacking enough prestige couldn’t command the entire tribe.
Since tribal dispersion began, the original ruling foundation has crumbled, and now the tribe’s unity depends solely on the prestige of the high command.
Originally, this was nothing since they were lurking in their territory, with several nearby Hawkman tribes as informants.
Upon danger, they could simply flee.
Anyway, hawkn could fly, and ordinary Human armies could only stare helplessly at them.
Unfortunately, everyone has monts of bad luck. On the boundless grasslands, they ran into the Alpha Kingdom’s Sanctuary Powerhouses.
"Your Highness, just the few of us, may not be able to keep all the enemies behind.
Besides those two Sanctuary hawkn, there are quite a few big fish in the camp, better contact the main army for a joint operation!"
Robert cautiously suggested.
This whole journey, they indeed were smooth sailing.
After the various Orc Races disbanded into smaller groups, they were busy finding places to take shelter, completely giving up pursuit.
Success didn’t an achieving the objective with every strike, there were also failures.
If it weren’t for Princess Madelena’s mysterious "Law of Calamity," causing enemies to et unexpected mishaps in battle, perhaps one of them might already be down.
"Alright, then send a ssage to Marshal Hudson!"
Princess Madelena said reluctantly.
Destroying an Orc Royal Family wasn’t comparable to those previous minor scuffles brought to her.
Once successful, it would be recorded in the Kingdom’s annals, forever for later generations to admire.
Princess Madelena didn’t care about this vain reputation, she valued the political impact.
The Sanctuary Powerhouses participating in this operation weren’t power-hungry, sharing this glory with them was no problem.
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