Warlord: King of All Clans

Two days later, several Pegasus came to the river bend to deliver magic honey to their human friends.

Several nimble wild girls rode on their backs and brought a new batch of honey resources to the river bay.

This honey will be distributed to the extraordinary people and heavy-armored elites in the river bay to improve their magic level and physical fitness.

Some managers and soldiers who have made contributions will also receive small rewards.

As for its side effects, they are not worth mentioning compared with its extremely high nutritional value.

Originally, Leo wanted to sell part of it at a high price to the nobles of Isenbol, so as to give full play to the economic value of its side effects.

But after conquering Isenbol, the lord's mansion industry provided a large amount of funds to Hewan, so there was no need to find ways to make money for the time being.

After Olivia's reorganization, the twenty-seven properties of Lord Isenbol's Mansion had their expected outputs.

These shops, workshops, and manors were originally Isenbol's most valuable industries. After being supplied with raw materials from the River Bay Territory, they immediately demonstrated their amazing ability to attract money.

Together, they can provide RiverBend with nearly three hundred gold coins in income every month!

Before this, the tax revenue of the entire River Bay Territory combined was not that much!

Three hundred gold coins was not a small amount in this era. It was enough to purchase six sets of knightly armor, or three awakening potions, or hold two large aristocratic dinners.

As for the tax revenue of Isenpol, Leo left it to Rigolav, who was responsible for managing the city of Isenpol, recruiting soldiers, and improving the city's defense level to deal with the next threats.

But Rigolav still followed tradition and took 10% as "repair fees" for the lord's mansion and put it into Olivia's account.

This is also a good income, but it is much less than the private property of the lord's mansion.

In the feudal fiefdom era, it was good enough to receive taxes, and the appreciation of private property was the biggest gain.

For Isenpol's 100,000 subjects, the average tax contribution per person per day is one copper coin, which is already the limit.

Watching the Pegasus land and unload the magic honey, Leo began to count and select people, and then ordered: "Guna, you come down."

"I'm going to go north, you and Wei'er can squeeze in."

"Yes, my Lord!"

After driving off a wronged savage girl, Leo finally got on the flight.

Guna could only hold Weir in her arms and ride another Pegasus, following him.

After a period of testing, it was found that the maximum load-bearing capacity of these Pegasus in flight is 600 pounds, and that has to be halved for long-distance flights, so they cannot become heavily-armored flying knights like the Griffins.

But they can fly faster and have long-distance flight capabilities.

At present, they are only willing to help humans transport some of the collected magic honey and other resources, and will also come forward to help when the wild girls are in danger, but they are not yet at the level of becoming regular soldiers.

As for their riders - the wild girls who Freya had high hopes for, there were already more than twenty of them, and each of them had her own Pegasus partner.

They wore special leather armor suitable for survival in the wild, as well as pilot leather hats and windproof goggles.

In addition to short swords and spears, some wild folk girls still carry yew longbows, but they can only fight when they fall to the ground.

In order to facilitate the transportation of honey, Pegasus put on the saddle although he was very reluctant.

With a simple command from the rider, the Pegasus began to gallop on the grassland in the river bend. After rushing more than ten meters above the ground, it spread its wings, flapped its wings, and soared into the sky in an instant.

A large group of children followed behind, cheering and chasing. Some of the little cubs were blown unsteadily by the strong wind and rolled on the grass.

Pegasus Terrace is located in the north of the Atrium, and the Atrium Grand Canyon is the only way for Pegasus to travel to the river bay.

When they arrived at the Grand Canyon of the Atrium, Al guided the Pegasus that Leo was riding, and let it carry Leo and Freya across the canyon and directly through the magic barrier of the atrium from the air.

The magnificent cliff that was originally right in front of us suddenly retreated several kilometers, revealing a magnificent mountain city.

Pegasus landed on the top floor of the palace area. Freya crawled out from Leo's chest, fell to the ground and turned into the size of a brown bear, then took Leo into the palace.

"Al! I'm back!"

Leo looked at the open door of the Elf Palace and asked curiously, "Where is Valhair? Are all the bear clans away?"

“They’re going to hibernate!”

Leo suddenly realized, "Oh, right, winter is coming, so there will be no one guarding the courtyard, right?"

But on second thought, why would the atrium need protection if no one could get in?

The bear people here are just acting as security guards, just to prevent the wild aliens from running into the Grand Canyon to shit and pee, or to prevent entrants like them from coming in to cause trouble.

Leo had heard from Freya that the bearmen Thunder Tribe guarding the atrium currently had only about a hundred people.

Because of their natural affinity for elements, almost all of the adult warriors among them are mid-level transcendents, and their physical fitness is comparable to that of ogres. Their actual combat effectiveness is higher than that of mid-level human transcendents.

The leader among them, the white bear man Valhair, is a high-level transcendent who practices both magic and martial arts. He not only possesses powerful melee strength, but can also control lightning to attack the enemy.

There are not many intelligent races in the Trasil Highlands. Apart from the elves of Highgarden, the bearmen are the most populous. They are the natural allies of the elves and are also the guardians of Trasil.

There have been cases in history where people have crossed the Great Barrier and invaded Trahil, but they were all repelled by the elves and bear clans working together.

The bear men were fighting in the front, and the elves were cheering them on from behind.

Leo had long been curious about this elven palace hanging high in the sky. Seeing that no one was stopping him, he followed Freya in.

The empty palace halls are filled with exquisite murals and sculptures, depicting scenes of biological activities.

There are not only elves, but also humans, orcs, trolls, bear people, and all kinds of rare and exotic animals.

Looking at the movements of these rare and exotic beasts, Leo felt that most of them were elves.

But before Leo could stop and look, Freya urged him to go inside.

After passing through several halls, Leo felt that he had gone deep into the mountain with magnificent cliffs, and the decoration in the room began to become simple.

At last they came to a circular hall.

The hall was filled with blue clouds, and in the center of the hall, there grew a giant tree.

This giant tree seems to be a sculpture of pure jade, with green light shining all over it. As beams of light pass from the roots to the ends of the branches, countless green leaves alternate between light and dark, as if they are breathing.

"El!" Freya quickly rushed towards the giant tree, "Woof woof woof!"

This is the alchemical system of the atrium, the creation of the Archdruid Chis'El, the elf ghost El.

The entire hall was immediately filled with Al's disgusted and horrified childish voice, "Don't come over here!"