Chapter 2322: Chapter 1289: The Lord’s Display
Leo Ray’s words fell, and the entire venue fell silent once more.
This ti, however, it was not due to surprise, but because the ntion of Red Dragons is practically taboo in the Dwarf Elf Kingdom. Even in this King’s Hall, representing the core of Dwarf Elf authority, the Dwarf Elf ministers would never casually ntion it.
After all, in that past war, the Dwarf Elf suffered an unprecedented blow since the Era of Blankness.
In addition to suffering heavy casualties, under the intimidation of the Dragon Breath and Dragon Claw, they fell into today’s dark and hopeless situation. Even the comfort of Illusion Techniques brought only a semblance of consolation.
Recalling the boundless scorching flas that poured down like a terrifying tidal wave from the sky, reducing everything to nothingness, several Dwarf Elf ministers, including the recently speaking Minister of Magic Engineering, couldn’t help but shiver, feeling their limbs go cold. Clearly, they rembered the fear of being dominated by the Red Dragons.
Noticing the change in atmosphere, Leo Ray showed an expression of anticipation.
Since our side intends to form an alliance with the Dwarf Elf, the Dragon Clan is naturally a topic we cannot avoid.
Instead of being overly cautious, it’s better to openly put this matter on the table to demonstrate the Human Clan’s determination to resist the Dragon Clan.
“Your Majesty of the Humans, I appreciate you bringing news of the Pioneering Prince; it is enough to earn praise from all Dwarf Elves, but it does not an you can do as you please in my Palace.”
Broy’s expression remained calm, but his tone carried a hint of anger as he responded: “I do not know what kind of enmity exists between the Human Clan and that group of Red Dragons, but if you think of pulling the Dwarf Elves into facing those flying Fla Lizards together, you are likely imagining too much.”
“I do not believe that an alliance between the Dwarf Elf and the Human Clan would pose any threat to that group of Red Dragons.”
After Broy finished speaking, the other Dwarf Elf ministers nodded in agreent.
“Indeed, the current Human Clan is indeed weak, but even so, we possess the courage to face the Red Dragons.”
Leo Ray stared into Broy’s eyes and said word by word: “Have those of you who pride yourselves as standing above the Human Clan already lost the courage you once had?”
“I once worried about this too and sincerely discussed it with Prince Vid, but he said that since the Dwarf Elf could survive the destructive Era of Blankness, how could they lose courage in the face of Dragon Breath?”
Leo Ray’s voice echoed in the grand hall, ringing in everyone’s ears.
“He believes he absolutely would not, nor would his descendants. It is precisely because of the Dwarf Elf’s unparalleled courage that they can hold a place in this land of survival of the fittest, the Outer Region.”
Upon hearing Leo Ray’s words, both Broy on the throne and the Dwarf Elf ministers led by Konet could not help but be moved.
Just as Leo Ray said, the Dwarf Elf, though weak, have reached this point by advancing in both technical prowess and creativity, driven by invincible spirit.
Even encountering the Red Dragon Group for the first ti, although the Dwarf Elf at the ti knew the outco was uncertain, they still chose to grip their swords tightly and face the formidable foes bravely, not retreating a single step.
After ultimately encountering defeat, it seems that what the Dwarf Elf lost extends beyond Mist Dream City and other surface cities, but also includes their forr courage.
“Your Majesty of the Humans, the Dwarf Elf have never lost courage nor laid down the blade in their hands, only learned from defeat to consider the timing.”
Broy’s tone softened slightly, nodding to Leo Ray: “Since that war, we have been studying day and night to find ways to counter the Red Dragons, although now is not yet the ti to reveal them.”
At this point, Broy solemnly spoke: “The Dwarf Elf believe it is not yet the best ti to confront the Red Dragons.”
“I understand the caution of the Dwarf Elf’s Majesty.”
Leo Ray paced slowly in the hall, responding: “But there are a few questions I want to ask the Dwarf Elf’s Majesty. How much ti do you think the Dwarf Elf has left to prepare? Even if the Dwarf Elf survives the Red Dragon crisis, what about the next, even more terrifying challenge?”
“Your Majesty of the Humans, what do you an by this?”
Broy carefully considered the implications in Leo Ray’s words, then with a grave expression, asked: “Is the even more terrifying challenge you refer to the Great Calamity?”
With Broy’s words, the atmosphere in the whole hall beca heavy.
The ominous term Great Calamity has been circulating in the Outer Region for a millennium and is accepted by most forces as a fact.
Since the Era of Blankness, nothing has prompted diviners from the Ten Thousand Clans to unanimously reach the sa conclusion like this.
And from Broy’s father’s generation, preparations for the Great Calamity had already been elevated to the kingdom’s level, becoming one of the main developnt directions of the Dwarf Elf.
Regrettably, not long into the preparation, the group of Red Dragons suddenly appeared, and everyone knows what happened afterward.
Because of this, the Dwarf Elf’s preparations for the Great Calamity had to be reluctantly set aside as the imminent danger took precedence. After all, the prophecy did not provide a specific ti, leaving everyone with a glimr of hope.
However, it is undeniable that the term Great Calamity looms like an enormous mountain, pressing on the hearts of Broy, Konet, and other Dwarf Elf ministers.
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