Chapter 1682: Chapter 827: eting the Laiserman Witch Council
The Laiserman people’s reaction was different from ordinary people.
“Hahaha… They actually moved the ship onto land, pulling the ship all over the world with people. This is the first ti we’ve seen such a situation, hahaha…”
“These so-called civilized people are really hard to understand. They carry a heavy turtle shell on their backs and still don’t feel secure. They even build themselves a larger cage and drag it all over the world.”
“And that path, it’s simply the greatest desecration to nature. Aren’t those Druids and Rangers from the Great Valley also guardians of nature? How can they allow such absurd situations to happen?”
“Continuously walking on such a road, it’s only a matter of ti before they degenerate and can’t walk mountain paths anymore.”
“Don’t asure others by our Laiserman customs. Even many native-born Laiserman are not necessarily adapted to our lifestyle. Once they leave, they never co back, let alone those who advocate civilized developnt.”
“Bah… They are just a bunch of impotent cowards. Don’t make excuses for their avoidance. Such people will be expelled from our tribe sooner or later, from our kingdom. They are not worthy of being called Laiserman.”
“It’s understandable they carry so many vehicles. Haven’t you noticed, even with such smooth roads, their progress is still very slow? This ans they are not coming empty. They are fully loaded with cargo. I’ve heard that young commander from across the Sea of Fallen Stars has brought thousands of tons of grain and countless war supplies to support us.”
“We Laiserman people fear no hardships or challenges. We will never take others’ gifts opportunistically. We will fight all difficulties with our hands and iron will.”
“If it were peaceti, I would absolutely agree with you, but we are in warti now. So views must change. If all the Fearless can’t fill their stomachs, how can they charge our enemies? Moreover, our children, they have not grown up yet, and their ability to resist cold and hunger is still very poor.”
“This is the greatest test for them. Only those who overco the test are truly the Fearless. Only those who can withstand cold and hunger are the strongest and can beco real Laiserman people.”
“Foolish! I think your brain is also filled with muscle! We Laiserman are only honing our will with cold and hardship, not blindly advocating suffering. Your approach is complete extre partiality.”
“This is exactly the source of my strength, which makes stronger than all of you and helps purify our Laiserman people. We will never accept any goods from outsiders, nor will we fight alongside them. Let their turtle shells stay far from us.”
“Whether to accept their supplies is decided by the Lord Witches, not you.”
“Even if the Lord Witches accept the grain, I personally will never eat a single grain.”
“Foolish!”
Most Laiserman people weren’t rejoicing at the arrival of the War Chariot Legion; instead, they observed indifferently, with so even loudly mocking, particularly the shirtless, dark-skinned Laiserman Berserkers.
Facing such a reaction, only those chariot captains from the Valley felt surprised, while the locals from the Great Valley were unperturbed.
The Laiserman people favor a relatively primitive lifestyle and harbor disdain for the so-called civilized lifestyle outside, thinking it is a symbol of degeneration that will erode their soul and body, making them indulge in food and warmth without seeking progress.
Many of them have personally witnessed those forr Fearless they’ve admired succumb to the temptations of civilized people, falling into an abyssal trap they could never escape, completely deviating from the Berserker path they once held in high esteem; many even lost their Berserk Ability, remained dispirited, and beca cowards lacking the courage to go on the battlefield.
As for the earlier Laiserman Gaven t outside the City of Usr, they were more frequently in contact with the outside world and had relatively enlightened thoughts. Otherwise, they wouldn’t have ventured so far.
In fact, their behavior is seen as cowardly by traditional Laiserman.
Therefore, the War Chariot Legion didn’t rashly approach the Laiserman army but stationed a large circular formation of tower war chariots two kiloters away.
This action inevitably drew more cold mockery from the surrounding Laiserman, who dubbed it the turtle formation.
Accompanied by the Red Feather Witch, Gaven left the War Chariot Legion to et the ruling class of the Laiserman Kingdom, and they didn’t use teleportation but rather flying.
Gaven could clearly sense that a powerful magic restriction covered the fifty-kiloter area centered around Lake Asen. While other restrictions were unclear for the mont, one thing was certain: the restriction included the use of teleportation ability.
If there were no surprises, the entire Laiserman Kingdom should be like this.
This magic restriction was not prepared for the Tukan people but rather for their old enemy, the Kingdom of Ser, preventing those wicked Red Robe Mages from using teleportation spells to infiltrate and harass their kingdom.
On this magic restriction, Gaven felt the rich aura of totems, presumably related to so totem closely associated with the Laiserman people.
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