Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God Chapter 1319: 706 Shanoba's Strategic Intelligence2

Chapter 1319: Chapter 706 Shanoba’s Strategic Intelligence_2

“Airstrikes? The Black Wing Guard is far from the ideal choice. Their body type is not designed for flight, and their speed in the air is hardly advantageous, let alone carrying the cumberso Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bombs. They’re better suited as aerial escorts, ant to guard those units that are even less equipped for flight-based combat.”

“The truly suitable candidates for aerial bombing units are those with supermassive body types, capable of carrying large volus of Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bombs alongside aerial combat units. Their attacks can launch overwhelming airstrikes from ranges beyond the enemy’s No-Fly Zone barriers.”

Having witnessed the air combat developnt model on Earth, Gaven possesses absolute foresight in this regard.

However, he hasn’t considered developing tools like fighter aircraft. Those things have incredibly high technical requirents and are not necessarily practical. After all, they represent the pinnacle of object-based utility, while the controllers themselves are not inherently strong.

The enemy rely needs a single magic control spell to turn such a powerful battle instrunt against him.

He’s done this exact thing repeatedly as of late.

Felen has a myriad of options unique to itself, and Giant Dragons are only one of them.

All No-Fly Zone magic, including powerful Mystlock Lock Barriers, operates within a coverage range, most often forming a hemispherical shape around a core point.

So long as you remain outside the coverage of the No-Fly Zone magic, you won’t be affected in any way—this makes high-altitude bombings a plausible tactic.

Of course, this advantage is temporary.

The initial appearance of this model was purely because air combat in Felen typically serves as an auxiliary for surprise attacks or close- to mid-range operations, with large-scale aerial bombings rarely seen.

Once this warfare mode shows its ruthless face, all sorts of defense chanisms are bound to pop up like mushrooms after the rain.

War indeed has its various flaws, but one universally accepted truth stands—it always drives a world’s technological progress, whether creative or destructive, whether physical technology or magic technology.

But if one can secure an early advantage in a particular area, there’s certainly an opportunity to reap significant benefits. Take Germany during Earth’s World War II; they reaped a windfall by pioneering tank technology, laying the foundation for their blitzkrieg strategy and conquering half of Europe in re months.

Gaven and his team now hold absolute precedence in Tremor Bomb technology. While it’s fanciful to imagine using this alone to conquer half of Felen, leveraging this superiority to outshine the Tukan Nomads Army and achieve brilliant war victories is absolutely possible.

After all, the strength of the Tukan Nomads Army lies primarily on land—those terrifying numbers of Prairie Cavalry, not in the skies.

Organizing a powerful aerial force will be his task in the upcoming months, with Colossus City being a key piece in the puzzle. The Gnoll Queen Shanoba and her Dragon Dog Mutual Aid capabilities are already shining brightly.

Her talents in this area have gained widespread acclaim.

She doesn’t even need to go out recruiting proactively—the Gnoll clans from the Troll Mountains, Giant Plains, Giant Run Mountain Range, and Snowflake Mountain Range are all flocking here in droves, with entire families in tow. Blocking their influx is impossible.

Gnolls are eager to serve Giant Dragons and swear loyalty to them for one reason—obtaining greater strength and unlocking the Giant Dragon Bloodline slumbering within their bodies.

Serving under Giant Dragons does bring about genuine transformation, but it often requires ti. Typically, several generations of Gnolls are needed to see tangible results.

However, Shanoba’s Dragon Dog Mutual Aid yields imdiate results. As long as those Gnolls possess so potential, simply arriving in Colossus City and participating in a Dragon Dog harmony session could allow them to awaken Dragon Veins, gain a Dragon Blood Template, or perhaps even undergo Dragonization.

Moreover, the governance here is far kinder and more lenient than that of most tal Dragons.

So how could the Gnolls resist flocking in droves?

In just two short months, the number of Gnolls in Colossus City surged tenfold. Inside and out, their busy figures filled every corner, and their barking echoed throughout the city.

Not only has the local iron mine started producing, but its output is already several tis higher than Blackwell’s. In just a short ti, production is likely to increase several tis over again.

Blackwell entirely relies on manual mining, with all construction and developnt having to be self-supported.

Colossus City, on the other hand, reaps the benefits of pre-existing resources.

Though lacking an automated iron refining production line, abandoned Dwarf Railtracks are present, and there are enough mines—large enough to accommodate tens of thousands of Gnolls mining simultaneously. Coupled with the widespread deploynt of Tremor Bombs, the output volu is naturally staggering.

Thanks to the cooperation agreent Gaven reached with Ruitawen Market’s Mayor Raymond, the iron ore from here has no shortage of buyers.

Now, heavy freight trucks line up outside Colossus City, waiting to load iron ore. What cos out of the mines is imdiately hauled away.

The road between Colossus City and Ruitawen Market has instantly beco the busiest section of the Conqueror Path and is set to be the first priority for construction using the Road Paving Spell.

Given limited manpower, priority naturally goes to the areas with the most urgent need.

After listening to Gaven’s detailed description, Shanoba’s eyes lit up instantly, and she exclaid, “Hearing Lord describe this, I just thought of a suitable candidate. Earlier, when I went to the Giant Run Mountain Range to gather Gnolls, I encountered a Cloud Manta in the Giant Plains.”

“Reportedly, it claims the Giant Plains as its ho and feeds primarily on the beast hordes in the area. We could attempt to capture it and use it as our aerial transport platform.”