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Most of the Saint-stage powerhouses present frowned, with worry in their eyes.

The Northern Wilderness, to humans, was a land filled with the unknown and danger.

The terrain there was complex, the climate harsh, and more importantly, it was the Beastmen's base camp. The Beastmen had a natural advantage on their own land, familiar with every valley and every river.

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Although the Beastmen were defeated this time, their strength was still not to be underestimated. Once the human army went deep into the wilderness, they would likely fall into the enemy's encirclement.

And those eighth-rank Transcendent experts had excitement flashing in their eyes, moved by Soren's courage and vision.

In the human empire's development blueprint, the strategic action of opening up new territories contained far more significance than just land expansion on the surface.

It was like a magic key, which would open a series of new situations extremely beneficial to the empire's development.

New territory meant more resources. Although the Northern Wilderness seemed barren, it actually contained abundant mineral deposits, timber, and fertile land potential.

Those rare ores buried deep underground were the key raw materials for creating excellent weapons and sturdy armor, which could take the empire's military equipment to the next level:

The vast forests could provide sufficient timber for the construction industry. Whether building magnificent castles or ordinary dwellings, they would no longer be restricted by a lack of resources:

And once the fertile land was cultivated, it would bring a continuous supply of food production to the empire, solving the basic problem of people's livelihood, allowing people to live and work in peace and contentment, and free from the suffering of hunger.

Secondly, the greater strategic space was another important value brought by the new territory.

With the vast land of the Northern Wilderness as strategic depth, the empire could be more flexible and free in its military layout.

A series of military fortresses and defense lines could be established in the new territory, forming a solid barrier to effectively resist external aggression.

At the same time, these military strongholds could also serve as a springboard for attack, giving the empire's army more offensive options when facing the enemy, changing the previous passive defense situation, and gaining the initiative in the war.

Furthermore, the ability to grant more noble lords was crucial to alleviating the empire's existing internal conflicts.

With the development of the empire, the distribution of benefits among the aristocratic class gradually became unbalanced, and the competition for land and power became increasingly fierce, which became the root of internal conflicts.

After opening up new territories, a large amount of land could be granted to new noble lords, providing new opportunities for those nobles who longed for promotion and more resources.

This could not only satisfy their interests but also allow them to shift their energy from internal strife to the development and construction of new territories, thereby greatly alleviating the empire's existing internal conflicts and maintaining domestic stability and harmony.

More importantly, this move could even solve the trend of border kings continuously expanding their power in various regions.

Relying on their special geographical location and military strength, the border kings continued to expand their power, posing a potential threat to the central government.

And the strategic action of opening up new territories, if handled properly, would become a killer move to contain the border kings in various regions.

The development and governance of the new territory could be directly controlled by the central government. By reasonably allocating power and resources, the influence of the border kings in the vicinity of their territories could be weakened.

At the same time, the military strength developed in the new territory could be used as a means of check and balance, so that the border kings would not dare to act rashly, ensuring the unity and stability of the empire.

In summary, opening up new territories has immeasurable significance for the development of the Holy Prague Empire. It is a major strategic decision concerning the rise and fall of the empire.

If they could succeed, they would become legends in human history, and their names would be forever engraved on the empire's wall of honor.

Silence lasted for a moment, as if time had frozen at this moment.

Subsequently, whispers sounded in the conference room, and everyone began to talk to each other, discussing Soren's plan.

The discussion grew louder and louder, gradually converging into a torrent. Everyone was expressing their views.

The conference room became lively again, but this time the excitement was different from the previous joy. It was full of tension,

Excitement and the choice of future destiny.

Robert, the old prime minister who had been in the empire's political arena for many years, slowly stood up amidst the noisy discussion.

The years had carved deep wrinkles on his face, and each line was like a history book, recording the countless storms and political struggles he had experienced.

His eyes were steady and deep, with a wisdom that had experienced the world. He glanced around the conference room and finally landed on Soren.

As a veteran of the empire, he knew the weight of his speech at this critical moment, and it was most appropriate for him to be the first to question Soren at this time.

"Your Highness!" Robert's voice was low and hoarse, but it rang out clearly in the conference room. "Attacking the Northern Wilderness is by no means a simple matter. We are all clear about the dangers there. Every step may be an abyss, and every place may have an ambush. What we face is not only the harsh natural environment, but also the fierce Beastmen who are familiar with the terrain. I wonder if you... have how much confidence?"

His eyes were full of concern and doubt. This was a veteran minister's cautious consideration of the country's fate.

When Soren heard Robert's question, a confident smile appeared on his face. He nodded slightly, and the smile seemed like the dawn of dawn, dispelling some of the haze in the conference room.

There was no hesitation in his eyes, and he said firmly: "Full confidence!"

Soren looked around, looked at the different expressions of everyone, and slowly explained: "Everyone, I know your concerns. The Northern Wilderness is indeed full of dangers, but we are not without a chance of winning.

In this battle, we have severely damaged the Beastmen. Their elite troops have suffered heavy losses, and the Beast Emperor Doragon has also been killed in battle. This is a devastating blow to their morale. The Beastmen are bound to fall into chaos at this time, and it will be difficult to organize an effective resistance in a short time."

He walked to the map in the conference room, pointed to the area of the Northern Wilderness, and continued: "Moreover, we have advanced military equipment. Our magic cannons have exerted great power on the battlefield. With them, we can strike the enemy from a long distance, reducing the risk of close combat with the Beastmen in complex terrain.

We can also use flying reconnaissance troops to detect the enemy's movements and traps in advance, so as to avoid falling into their ambush."