Chapter 1917: Chapter 1917: Frustration
The President of the Temple of a Thousand Gods couldn’t help but ask, “Since your Worm Tribe arrived so early, why didn’t you deploy them sooner? Why wait until now?”
The Enchantress sighed and said, “Do you really want to make it so clear?”
Edward also laughed and said, “Honestly, I’m also very curious. We’ve conceded that we couldn’t stop the Worm Tribe and determined the outco of this war. But why fight through the whole night? I have so guesses, but I’m not sure if they’re accurate. If possible, I hope you can clarify for us, at least let us die knowing why.”
Saying this was equivalent to admitting complete defeat, leaving them without even the qualification to negotiate terms. If they had any trump cards left, they could have stopped Prairie Fire from attacking the remaining territories, but now they no longer have this qualification.
A coalition of more than twenty super guilds—what a powerful lineup. If it were earlier, no one would have believed that with such a formidable force, they couldn’t even suppress a single guild. It’s truly laughable.
However, this has beco an unchangeable fact. Today’s battle is destined to beco a huge joke, the prestige of the super guilds will be swept away, and ordinary players as well as those suppressed guilds will lose their fear of them.
From now on, these super guilds will enter a rather difficult period. Previously, they could casually choose upgrade locations, approach bosses with a reason, and no one would question them. Super guilds used to enjoy many invisible benefits.
From this mont, as others lose their respect for super guilds, The Ancient God World will beco very chaotic and wars will be rampant.
The long-established authority of the super guilds will go up in smoke from this mont.
Of course, it also made them realize how terrifying Starfire has beco after having Prairie Fire, and they understood what it ans to be able to attack and seize the next main city.
Although they can’t precisely know what state Starfire will develop into once securing a main city, they roughly understand that if Starfire stabilizes in the main city, it’s not just about Prairie Fire alone.
From then on, even without Prairie Fire, Starfire will rocket in developnt, becoming the uncrowned king of all guilds. This is the real reason they initiated this war, not entirely for resources.
Now that they’ve failed, it ans Starfire will be unstoppable in the future, and all guilds will only be able to look up to Starfire.
Especially the second bout—they may look like a minor contest, but it showed the terrifying high-end combat power of Starfire, and it’s obvious that this combat prowess is not just from one or two individuals. This is extrely frightening.
The guild leaders were unwilling, resentful, and jealous, with all sorts of emotions, but at this mont, they were utterly powerless.
The Enchantress pondered for a mont before saying, “There’s nothing to speculate about, all of you are top-tier smart people. In various aspects, mainly we wanted to see the ans controlled by the current super guilds. This ti you all definitely gave your all, showcasing all your tactics, revealing the developnt level of the super guilds. Then, though we seized the main city, everyone is aware of the circumstances. The main combat force is our president’s personal legion; our Starfire was majorly coordinating. This ti defending the city, our Starfire mbers also had a major battle, which served as a sharpening experience. Furthermore, although the Ogres have submitted, no one can say for sure about the specifics, and the president isn’t present, so facing the crisis, we wanted to see if the Gordok Ogres were trustworthy enough to be the main forces defending the main city. Other reasons are just trivial details, like obtaining so good items.”
The Enchantress waved the box in her hand, which contained a super weapon eligible for the rankings.
Everyone fell silent, feeling extrely suffocated, not expecting that despite their grand montum, they were only used as a sharpening stone.
This is disgraceful beyond asure, looking at the established facts they created. They occupied the outer towns, strengthened their defenses by repairing those towns, now they’ve helped Starfire for free.
How repulsive is that? So might say, “You’re still occupying the area, burn it, destroy it then.”
Would they dare? Li Yao is still being aggressive, and with such dominance, now that they’ve occupied the outer towns, it’s as if they are exterminating their strongholds. If they dared to destroy those outer towns, it would lead to ceaseless conflict and possibly lead to the destruction of their strongholds every ti they have one in the future.
Now, with no way to contain Prairie Fire, who dares? Moreover, with Dire Maul Copy Group about to open, this place is becoming incredibly important; truly offending them could an having no chance with these instances, which would be a huge loss.
What’s even more infuriating is that the Dire situation was extrely dilapidated, calling it a ruin wouldn’t be an exaggeration; Starfire wanted to repair it, not knowing how much it would cost.
Now, due to their spell, the city suddenly returned to its state from ten thousand years ago, and they even got a buy-one-get-one-free deal with an unrivaled defense array, made personally by the Moon God. How could it be simple?
This saved Starfire so much money and effort. Just looking from the outside, this city is definitely the first city of the Dark Camp, a city blessed by the Moon God; who dare say it’s not the first?
They don’t even know that Prairie Fire also gained imnse benefits; otherwise, they might have felt worse.
The more they thought about it, the more stifled they felt, wanting not to stay even for a second longer.
“Hahaha, we concede. To use your Chinese saying, ‘The blue mountain does not change, the green water flows, we will et again soday.'” Edward forced a laugh. She had never suffered such a loss, never felt so aggrieved.
Seeing the guild leaders using Hearthstone one after another, discarding even their troops, the Enchantress said, “Aren’t all the guild leaders leaving too hastily?”
Edward stopped using Hearthstone: “What, does Starfire want to kill us once?”
The Enchantress shook her head: “Aren’t you going to take your troops with you?”
“If you allow us to leave, what about the strongholds…” Edward had a glimr of hope.
The Enchantress shook her head: “It’s still the sa thing; I’m in charge here, but I can’t manage what the president does on his end. The president has his considerations.”
The atmosphere eased a bit. Most guilds’ strongholds were already destroyed. Whether Prairie Fire continues or not doesn’t concern them; they rather hope Prairie Fire continues. Otherwise, why should their strongholds be destroyed while others’ remain? Of course, that’s a thought they couldn’t express; instead, they must feign regret and remorse.
The United Army began to gather their troops and then retreat, but so leaders started using Hearthstone, unwilling to linger further.
anwhile, the Enchantress returned with the box, and thunderous cheers erupted from the walls and then the entire main city. This mont truly belonged to Starfire, not rely to Prairie Fire.
“Congratulations, Sister Enchantress, on obtaining a graduation weapon.” Tongtong was the first to welco with a playful smile.
“With this weapon, you’ll be even more formidable.” Sister Li was also delighted; this weapon was excellent despite having many shortcomings, but for the Enchantress, they didn’t matter…
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