The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 799 Request
  The next few days of meetings once again allowed Allen to see that the loose alliance still showed procrastination, selfishness and short-sightedness even when faced with major events in the future of the entire wilderness.

Even though the host is the most reputable saint in the entire wilderness, and even though the other four mainstays basically show their support, when it comes to the issue of replenishing troops and supplies in the next few times, the tribal representatives below are still in a group mood. The majority of people expressed dissatisfaction and dissent.

What followed was endless quarrels and secret battles. No matter how the temple church representatives, Leonardo Da Vinci and other mainstays tried to explain and persuade, but in the face of endless efforts that these tribal representatives saw again and again, they couldn't see it. When it comes to any return, no one can take it lightly.

Super large tribes are wealthy and can naturally withstand multiple troop replenishments, but members of relatively weak tribes that are lagging behind in development find it difficult to accept repeated support.

Even the North had to be involved in this heated discussion. Allen still hoped to maintain the situation as last time. After all, the threat of elves to the wilderness is no weaker than that of humans. No one can guarantee that the other party will not target the wilderness.

It's just that there is a huge chasm like the Tagan Desert in the north, so the elves had to face a relatively harsh situation when they first considered sending troops: they needed to pay a greater price and establish a long supply line, and the products in the wilderness north , the land is not as large as the borders of the dwarf kingdom...

Due to the intertwining of many factors, the elves have rarely invaded the wilderness for tens of thousands of years. However, this has also caused the members of the wilderness to form an inherent concept that it is impossible for the elves to invade the wilderness.

When the troops and supplies were gathered for the first time, other members might still look out for Allen, the new demigod, and listen to his reasons based on reality. Although they were reluctant in their hearts, they acquiesced in other pillars and the Temple of Nature Church. Even so, Allen's goal was achieved.

However, in the face of subsequent recruitment, if Beijing wants to continue to use the previous reasons to preserve its strength, it will not be able to get the consent of other members.

This principle of not worrying about scarcity but worrying about inequality applies to any world of intelligent creatures. Since the wilderness belongs to everyone, why are other tribes contributing, but you in the north can stay out of it?
  Prevent elves from invading?

The elves have never regarded the wilderness as their first choice for invasion since ancient times, so how could this time be an exception? And even if such a big thing happens, wouldn't it be great if everyone can provide timely remedial support when the time comes?

Allen was speechless by these reasons, and several other pillars and centaur representatives also did not express their support for Allen for their own reasons. Even with the support of a few representatives such as the Oak Holy See, Allen Lun really couldn't go against the opinions of the vast majority of members and had to make a compromise in the end.

Fortunately, the efficiency of work in the wilderness is low. The preparations for the first recruitment were delayed for more than a year. It may take several years to complete the second major recruitment. By then, the elves may not be able to face competition from humans. No matter how hard it is to sit still, you will naturally see their choices when it's time to take action.

The meeting that lasted for seven or eight days ended in a murmur of depression and fragmentation. Even a person as strong as Allen felt somewhat powerless and helpless.

"Thank you, Mr. Allen, for your support."

At the end of the meeting, the three centaur representatives knocked on the door of Allen's castle together, expressing their gratitude to Allen for his support to them during the meeting, and preparing to discuss how to fulfill the rewards promised to Allen at the time.

"Everyone is here for the continuation of the wilderness, and there is nothing we can't thank you for."

Although the other party did not show the same support for Allen and the North in the later meetings, Allen didn't mind it very much. After all, people seeking his support were in exchange for benefits, but he didn't. You have never promised anything to the other party, and it is normal for others not to support you.

At the same time, regarding the two directions of sending troops, Allen himself still prefers to set up a separate battlefield on the western frontier of the Centaur Grassland and drag humans into two distant battlefields, so as to achieve the purpose of maximizing the containment of the opponent.

War is never predictable, and stories of the weak defeating the strong have been repeated throughout history. The Wilderness and the Orc Empire are naturally at a disadvantage when facing humans alone. However, if the Wilderness can really make up their minds, or the Orcs have the will to break the boat, then they may not be able to do so. Create miracles.

At that time, due to the long distance between the two battlefields, any breakthrough by either side will cause huge damage to human civilization, and even directly set back human strength by thousands of years.

And if we work with the orcs to attack humans on the eastern border, although the risk is relatively lower, humans will also be much more relaxed in dealing with it, and the possibility of creating miracles will naturally decrease proportionally.

In Allen's view, since human ambitions cannot be contained, then when the strength of one's own side and allies is roughly equal to that of humans, it is better to go all out and fight. In the end, no matter what the outcome is, the wilderness is actually acceptable.

"I still want to say thank you. If you hadn't taken the lead in supporting the use of Centaur Grassland as a battlefield for the Wilderness Alliance, we probably wouldn't have had the chance to take back our homeland."

The legendary general Hrunilan from the royal court of Charha replied respectfully. "As agreed with you before, we will start preparations after we return this time. These supplies will be escorted to Mansha City in up to half a year. Please arrange for someone to receive them at that time."

"Then trouble you."

Allen was not polite. The gift he gave was very much what he wanted. It was just the harvest of a thousand high-quality Shire horses and new pasture grass seeds. As long as the Green Field Tribe was given some time to develop, it would be inevitable. It can improve the strength of the Green Field Tribe again.

With the opening of the Fate Passage in the west of the Green Field Plain, the barren Green Field Plain finally got rid of the water shortage dilemma, and the tribe no longer had to worry about farmland and pasture.

Today, hundreds of miles east of Fate Fortress are filled with connected waterways, and various vegetations are rapidly expanding, transforming the former gravel and Gobi environment into a paradise of green plants.

Now the Green Field Tribe is no longer worried about the lack of suitable settlements in the periphery, but is worried that the tribal manors and villages and towns are not expanding fast enough. Too much land in the periphery has been occupied by various wild plants and animals before it can be transformed.

As long as there are new grass species and horse species, the Green Field Tribe can start to transform the desert area east of Fate Fortress, expand the pasture of Mumapo dozens or hundreds of times, and use the resources accumulated by the tribe over the years to create a wilderness The first cavalry regiment of ten thousand people is not a problem either.

"No trouble."

On the other side, Papali, the legendary ranger of Dayan Khan's court who had met Allen several times, smiled slightly: "We are here to say goodbye to you. Tomorrow the three of us will go back to prepare. We just wait for the alliance army. Once we arrive at the grassland, our Three Kings Court army will join forces with the coalition forces."

"But before we leave, we still have a small request, hoping for your help."

"...If I can do it, I will definitely help."

Allen's easy-going face did not change, and he replied calmly after a slight delay.

"Actually, the night is not a big deal. I just hope that in the name of the General Staff of the General Staff Department, you can hurry up the time for the coalition forces to go south and stop wasting it."

The handsome Papali was slightly embarrassed, but he had to ask for help. The other two centaur envoys also looked apologetic and flattering. Obviously, they were also very dissatisfied with the efficiency of the alliance.

"...Even if you don't say anything about this, I will still do it, but I can't guarantee the specific results."

Allen nodded, but said helplessly: "You also know that many member tribes of the alliance are still resistant to sending troops, and it is not easy to get them to cooperate."

"We also know that this request is indeed a bit embarrassing for you, but starting a war is to seize the opportunity. It is not difficult to understand the actions of our alliance through human means. If the delay is too long, we are afraid that this will happen. Humanity has prepared in advance, and the Alliance will suffer more losses in vain."

"Well, that's what I'm worried about too."

"But I can only try my best to persuade. Specific actions still need to be united by everyone."

"Understood, we are also visiting other tribes to win their support. We just need someone with the right to speak and leadership to take the lead..."

"Okay, then I will write a letter tonight and give it to the capital of Mansha City, asking them to cooperate."

"Many thanks…"

(End of this chapter)