It can now be speculated that the ones who have co to the Nether should at most be existences of the blue level or cyan level, or even lower.
The Nether is not the main battlefield of the Void.
The Void is definitely holding the mindset of "harvest as much as possible."
The Dread Lord and the others naturally don't need to be afraid.
The main concern is still these living beings who ca to the Nether to take refuge.
Earlier, there were indeed players who suggested transferring all the living beings into the Void outside the bedrock of the uppermost layer of the Nether.
But it was rejected by the Dread Lord.
No one could be certain whether that Void had any connection to the Void where the End is located.
Such an action was undoubtedly risky.
'Where exactly is it safe to hide…'
While the Dread Lord was thinking, the Villager King at the side spoke up.
"We can provide everyone with equipnt, supplies, and iron golem soldiers."
Hearing the Villager King speak, a casual player at the side also spoke.
"My brothers and I can quickly pass on ssages, and we can also draw enemy fire!"
At this mont, the mbers of all factions seed to be ignited, speaking up one after another.
"I can heal the wounded…"
"We can get a better view from high up! Helpful for detecting enemy movents!"
"My arrows never miss!!"
"…"
After the Villager King spoke, monsters, players, and animals all spoke in succession.
Even knowing that what they were about to face was likely a cruel battle, they still showed no intention of retreating.
The scene before his eyes made the Dread Lord a little surprised.
The Dread Lord had never thought that these monsters, players, and animals who had co to the Nether to take refuge would actually take the initiative to request to join the battle.
However, the Dread Lord's surprise was understandable.
These living beings of the various factions had co here at first for refuge, so after finding out the Nether wouldn't be safe either, the Dread Lord was troubled.
After all, the reason the Dread Lord and the others had co to the Nether was to take responsibility for the safety of these living beings seeking refuge.
So the Dread Lord's first thought was where to hide so many living beings.
How to let them avoid this battle.
The Dread Lord had never thought these living beings would take the initiative to request to join the fight.
But what he did not know was that the thoughts of these living beings had already begun to slowly change.
At first, they had indeed co to the Nether to take refuge.
And indeed it was because they feared the Dread Lord, the Ender Queen, Null and the others, that they "coexisted in peace."
At first, everyone knew very well in their hearts that this so-called peaceful coexistence was only superficial.
Animals and monsters naturally still had barriers in their hearts toward players, and everyone was only enduring it for the sake of survival.
The turning point ca after Xu Yuan implented his new rules inside the Trial Grounds.
After Xu Yuan implented new rules in the Trial Grounds, many players outside the Trial Grounds also agreed with Xu Yuan's ideas.
From then on, many players began taking many actions.
Even if conscious monsters and animals fought them with swords and blades, they still gave them enough patience and friendliness.
Gradually, those conscious monsters and animals began to realize that they really had been overgeneralizing.
In trying to make contact and slowly getting along, they discovered that not all players were bad.
From then on, the living beings of the Nether finally achieved true peaceful coexistence in the real sense.
And precisely because animals, monsters, and players began to make contact with each other, they realized that the hatred and battles they had once staked their lives on actually had no aning.
When they realized this, they happened to face the war against the Void.
For them now, the war with the Void was a aningful war.
It was a war to truly recognize who the enemy was.
It was a war in which they could cast aside old grudges and fight side by side with other factions.
It was a war for them to seize their holand for themselves.
Naturally, they would all actively take part and contribute their own strength.
Seeing the animal, monster, and player factions all actively join after he spoke, the Villager King, like the Dread Lord, was extrely surprised.
The Villager King had been imprisoned for so long and had only just been rescued, so he didn't know what changes had happened in the Overworld.
After coming to the Nether and seeing so many once-hostile factions now integrated together, the Villager King roughly guessed in his heart that they had probably all co here to take refuge.
But with just one eting, the Villager King could not see through the thoughts of these faction mbers.
At first, he thought that these faction mbers were maintaining peace only because they were forced to by the pressure of the Dread Lord and the others.
So when he said, "We can provide everyone with equipnt, supplies, and iron golem soldiers," he did so deliberately, wanting to unite everyone and make them realize who their true enemy was.
Because he had noticed a faint, hard-to-detect trace of trouble and worry on the Dread Lord's face.
That was why he had taken the initiative to stand up, wanting all these living beings to take part in this war.
In fact, the Villager King was already very clear-minded at this point. His understanding of the enemy was no longer like before.
He would no longer imagine soone as the enemy, nor would he let one incident or one individual affect his judgnt of an entire target group.
So he would no longer harbor malice toward those he had once thought were enemies.
Because he knew they had only been looking at the world too one-sidedly.
Just like his forr self, only guarding his own small plot of land, drawing conclusions from partial events.
Which was why he had the mindset of "whoever hits , the faction they belong to is my enemy."
Once they could break free from their own narrow way of thinking, they would realize just how absurd that idea was.
And precisely because of this, the Villager King deliberately said such words, wanting everyone to realize who their true enemy was.
It was just that the Villager King never expected that the mbers of these different factions no longer had such a one-sided mindset.
They already knew clearly what kind of battle was worth risking their lives to face.
Seeing the change in the mbers of the different factions, the Villager King couldn't help but sigh.
"This battle, the Void will not win!"
Although the Villager King did not know exactly how much combat power the Nether could gather, he still felt that they would definitely win this battle.
Not for anything else, just for the word "unity."
Before, the Overworld was split into many pieces, with many different factions restraining and hostile toward each other.
And precisely because of this, the Void had exploited so many gaps.
Now, although not every single person of every faction had united, at least everyone had awakened to the idea, there was now the spark of this awareness.
The unity of the Nether's factions at this mont was that spark that could start a prairie fire.
Even if this ti they could not extinguish the Void's arrogance, as long as it was ignited, there would one day be a prairie fire!
Thinking this, the Villager King looked toward the mbers of the factions and said,
"The ti left for us is not much. We must quickly gather all usable forces."
"We must also establish our battle lines, each fulfilling our duties."
"Our level should be fine against those of the purple level, but if we encounter those above the purple level, even if we fight to the death, it will be useless…"
"I will exchange for more Ender Pearls, each person take a set…"
"And obsidian… bring so on you as well, so you can avoid damage by passing through a portal…"
The Villager King habitually began organizing combat matters, completely forgetting the Dread Lord standing nearby.
Only after making arrangents for a long while did he notice the Dread Lord's presence. Feeling embarrassed, he was just about to explain sothing to the Dread Lord when he was interrupted by him.
"Not bad, quick to take the post."
"The combat preparations will be left to you."
Saying this, the Dread Lord thought for a mont and then said, "If you encounter an existence above the purple level, don't linger in battle, leave imdiately."
"We will deal with those pieces of trash."
Pausing for a mont, the Dread Lord continued, "Rember, protecting yourself cos first."
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