903: Chapter 567 Koer Kingdom_3 903: Chapter 567 Koer Kingdom_3 The adventurous youth of King Yasan had introduced him to nurous friends, many of whom had beco leaders in various fields and still maintained close contact with him, thus providing him with an extensive network of information sources.
Many tis, even Feng Geda Hast, who controlled the War Mage espionage network, felt inferior.
Therefore, King Yasan was sotis derisively called the “Spy King” by his enemies, who claid he controlled his kingdom through espionage.
“If there really are covert activities involving the ‘Fla Dagger’, I shouldn’t have brought Princess Yalusai with on this trip,” suggested Feng Geda Hast.
“It would be better to wait until the Yin Hong War Academy starts, and then send the princess to head the team.
As for Ms.
Katherine, as long as she is with the Conqueror Army, I will find a way to et her.”
“If we don’t have enough bait, how would those rats hidden in the darkness willingly co out?” King Yasan said expressionlessly.
“Does the princess know about this?” Feng Geda Hast couldn’t help but sigh inwardly.
In this world, the coldest of all were the ruling families; even the most favored Princess Yalusai could not escape the fate of being used as a tool by her family.
This was King Yasan’s most contradictory aspect.
Sotis he was the most benevolent father, and other tis the coldest when the interests of the nation and the Royal Family clashed, always prioritizing the latter.
“She has been brought up with this very kind of education since birth, always preparing for it.
It is her innate duty and responsibility as a descendent of the Obisceal bloodline,” King Yasan answered.
“In that regard, she has always been competent.
You just need to do your part.”
“I know what to do,” nodded Feng Geda Hast, his brain rapidly processing as he began to sift through potential candidates to protect Princess Yalusai.
No matter what, he couldn’t allow anything to go wrong with Princess Yalusai in his care.
A humble, unassuming figure briefly flashed through his mind—it was her.
Carla Denneth, his newly accepted disciple, ca from another path but was a powerful Magician with abundant experience in adventures, most importantly, very cautious, whether as a tactician or a guardian.
Putting her by Yalusai’s side was exceedingly appropriate.
Naturally, this matter required King Yasan’s approval.
King Yasan naturally had no objections; he believed that Yalusai needed to bear the responsibilities of her royal lineage and did not wish for her to truly co to harm.
After discussing a series of detailed issues with King Yasan, Feng Geda Hast, with a fully prepared Yalusai and Carla Denneth, teleported directly to the Giant Dragon Coast.
But he did not go directly to et West Gate, who had issued them an invitation, but instead headed straight to Efanso’s Conqueror Army, because compared to the evil natives of the Giant Dragon Coast, Feng Geda Hast had a better impression of and found it easier to extract more benefits from the young man, Gaven.
Upon arriving at the Giant Dragon Coast, Feng Geda Hast imdiately sensed the different atmosphere here; all rchant caravans and passersby hurried along their way, and even the air was tinged with the sll of war.
This feeling grew stronger the closer they got to Efanso.
In just a few days, Efanso was besieged again, only this ti the roles had reversed; the forr attackers had beco the defenders, while the besiegers were the allied forces from various cities along the Giant Dragon Coast.
After capturing Efanso, the Conqueror Army had lingered, causing other city leaders along the Giant Dragon Coast to beco restless.
Led by the West Gate City Mayor, Siegel, all the cities and forces banded together to form an Allied Force of the Giant Dragon Coast, vowed to drive the Conqueror Army out.
Officially, that was the case, but many knew it was instigated by the Dark Alliance led by the Mask of Night.
Indeed, it was a massive collaboration between both the lawful and unlawful factions of the Giant Dragon Coast; many cities’ dark forces and surrounding pirate groups handpicked elites to form land-based specialized units employed as rcenaries, joining the Allied Forces.
This made the presence of the Allied Forces significantly formidable, with a total military force reaching a frightening fifty thousand, half of which comprised rcenaries of sundry affiliations and equipnt.
From a distance, they looked no different from a patchwork quilt.
Upon close inspection, it felt even more chaotic.
Divided into hundreds of camps, the largest were six, each representing West Gate City, Taixir City, Posku, Prapler, Eastward City, and Eliaba City.
Strictly speaking, the latter three were no longer part of the Giant Dragon Coast but belonged to the Green Wilderness.
However, they were all along Trade Avenue and closely tied to the Giant Dragon Coast, sharing both prosperity and decline.
When the other three major cities united, they also responded to the call, deploying their troops, albeit in lesser numbers.
However, as a city-supported military force, their size was still considerably larger than ordinary rcenaries.
“With five thousand Purple Dragon Knights, no, just three thousand would suffice, I could crush this motley Allied Army.
War is not solely about numbers; effective organization is essential.
With so many disparate armies mixed together, once their main combat forces are defeated, the rest will be like herding sheep,” scoffed Yalusai as she looked at the Allied Forces of the Giant Dragon Coast, her face full of disdain.
Raised with traditional Purple Dragon Knight education since childhood, despite her young age, she already possessed considerable practical combat experience.
Although her usual targets were insignificant hill bandits and mbers of the Monster Tribe, and she always had an absolute advantage in military strength, it was enough to elevate her military insight above others.
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