Capítulo 1878: Chapter 892: Battle Plan to Invoke the God (Part 2)
If he didn’t have sufficient abilities, would those Great Druids be at ease handing over the Druids and Rangers of the Great Valley to him?
If there was nothing extraordinary about him, would those mighty Laiserman Witches entrust their powerful Berserker Legion to his command?
Moreover, he possesses extraordinary skills in road construction, capable of transforming dirt paths into brick structures overnight, remarkably smooth and unobstructed.
This allowed their War Chariot Legion, even when laden with goods, to outpace the Tukan cavalry, reaching Tavelan ahead of them despite setting off at the sa ti.
This skill is not only useful now but will also be incredibly useful for post-war reconstruction. If the entire Golden Road were like this, it would no longer be a re dream for caravans to travel hundreds of kiloters a day.”
“That’s a matter for later. We cannot concern ourselves with so much. The most urgent task now is to get through this imdiate crisis. If the defense of Tavelan falls under his command, can our chances of victory increase?”
“It’s not impossible. The Lady Strategy he believes in is a deity under the God of War, excelling at using strategic tactics to achieve victories with inferior numbers, which is precisely what we need. As long as he joins the battle, not only will Lady Strategy stand with us, but the God of War will also protect us.”
“The idea is appealing, but is he willing to take on this battle with slim chances of victory?”
“Even if he’s willing to take it on, whether the noble lords of Tavelan are willing to relinquish their power is another question.”
Lord Palado’s introduction imdiately caused an uproar among the crowd below, because the na was not unfamiliar to them. Over the past month, various reports from the front lines always bore his traces.
They just hadn’t realized that this commander, renowned throughout half of the Eastern Desolation, was so young, not making the connection earlier.
Alongside the accolades, many began to have fantasies about Gaven, wondering if he could lead the defense of Tavelan and jointly resist the Tukan people.
Once this idea erged, it surprisingly garnered countless praise and approval.
This was both a high comndation of Gaven’s abilities and a high suspicion of Tavelan City’s current defensive strength.
Whether praised or questioned, Gaven seed not to hear, continuing loudly: “We are only transporting so military supplies; I will lead the rest to stay in Tavelan, standing with you to defend this city.”
This was not a response forced by the ordinary citizens, but a strategic plan he had already prepared, only waiting for the right opportunity to announce, which beca a sword to face the current situation.
“Supplies move, people stay. Have we truly misunderstood General Gaven? Is this really just a normal transfer of supplies?”
“If General Gaven stays to assist our defense, it’s indeed more advantageous than leaving just a pile of supplies here.”
“What should we do now?”
“What else? Of course, we return ho. We cannot risk having a negative impact.”
“Empty words prove nothing. How can we be sure that once we leave, he won’t abscond with his troops and the supplies?”
“So many eyes are on this matter! If he truly goes back on his word, he shouldn’t think of leaving Tavelan, especially since Lord Palado is here. What does the City Lord think of this?”
Gaven’s thod imdiately caused quite a stir among the residents of Tavelan, many of whom wavered.
After all, many of them gathered here were misled by those with ulterior motives, involving themselves without a firm stance.
Now, with Gaven’s promise, they were imdiately inclined to support him.
Palado effortlessly joined the conversation, saying: “General Gaven’s willingness to lead troops in defending Tavelan is our greatest honor.
Not only does he possess brilliant military achievents, but he also understands the situation with the Tukan people very well, holding extensive combat experience. I believe with his help, our chances of holding back the Tukan will greatly improve, buying ti until the Allied Army lands.”
“The key to whether Tavelan can be held lies not with us defenders, but with the ordinary citizens.” Gaven spoke with an air of profound wisdom.
“What do you an by that?” Palado asked in surprise.
This idea was completely beyond his understanding, and the citizens below were equally puzzled, unsure of how to respond. After all, during war, they were undeniably the weaker party, so how could they join the war and play a critical role in it?
Gaven did not tease them but stated outright: “Khan Yamun, leader of the Tukan people, has gone mad. He has turned his forces into a mixed army of half-Tukan Cavalry and half-Undead.
He has further inherited the divine power of Bal, the God of Slaughter, aiming to make himself into a New God. Although he hasn’t ascended, his power cannot be underestimated.
The material and strength of the secular world cannot block his assault.
He only needs one strike to destroy Tavelan’s City Defense Maze Lock and walls, allowing his army to pour in. Tavelan could fall within days, as Tel was previously breached and destroyed this way.”
“How do we fight this battle? Tens of thousands of Tukan troops are already difficult to resist, and now there is another Evil God.”
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