<h4>Chapter 256: Pouring Forth</h4>


    The sh between the high-level beings had temporarily concluded, shifting the focus to the ensuing battles among intermediate and low-level creatures.


    Since the objective of internar war was the upation and suppression of an entire ne, a handful of creatures of Rank Four and above were not sufficient to fully subdue the entire Viridian Venom me World.


    The primary task of conquering and subduing this ne fell to the legions numbering in the millions.


    Despite the participation of fewer than two hundred thousand mages in this internar war, the investment in enved creatures was several million strong.


    For a low-level world like this one, such a force was overwhelming enough.


    Following directives from the crystal ball and the space fortress’ voice transmission system, Sein and the other mages approached arge alloy hatch in an orderly fashion.


    Complex magic patterns adorned various corners of the hatch.


    Even as a full-fledged mage and alchemist, Sein could not fully recognize or understand the function of all these magic patterns.


    It was no surprise, as he still had a long journey ahead of him in the realm of Magus World’s alchemy.


    As they waited quietly in front of the hatch, a sudden, intense vibration came from all around the space fortress.


    Many of the translucent windows had been shielded with special metals, preventing Sein from clearly seeing the situation outside.


    He surmised these vibrations were likely a normal response as their fortress descended toward the Viridian Venom me World.


    In preparation for the internar war, Sein had extensively researched rted knowledge, especially in Lorianne’s private library, where he discovered profound and typically inessible information.


    For instance, he learned about the significance of a ne’s navel.


    Serving as the origin of life and generation ofws within that world, it stood as the most important area, also housing the nar will, which could materialize and manifest in various forms.


    Beyond the navel, some highly developed worlds that had evolved to significant strength and possessed well-establishedws might develop additional unique sites. These included the eye, heart and the lungs of the ne.


    However, with Viridian Venom me World’s strength and overall standard, it likely only had a navel.


    “The breach of the nar barrier happened quicker than what was described in the magic tome from Master Lorianne’s private library. Is it because of our overwhelming strength, or is it because of the Viridian Venom me World’s inherent weakness?” Sein wondered.


    The mages surrounding Sein maintained a silent, solemn demeanor.


    Everyone had either a magic rod or other magic item ready in hand.


    It was evident that the mages around Sein were all veterans who had participated in multiple internar wars in their past.


    These seasoned mages disyed neither worry nor fear on their faces. Instead, a few even showed traces of excitement and anticipation.


    For them, the internar war was undoubtedly a sumptuous feast.


    The space fortress experienced violent vibrations and rumblings for nearly three hours.


    Once thending process stabilized, Sein, guided by the announcements through his crystal ball and the sound transmission system, prepared himself for the battles ahead.


    “Sein, can you hear me?” A soft, familiar voice appeared in Sein’s mind. He could recognize that it was Lorianne, his mentor.


    “This will be your first experience in an internar war. It’s just training for you, so don’t take any unnecessary risks. Stick with the main group and absorb everything happening around you. Do you remember the Viridescent Seeds I gave you? Do not hesitate to use them if you find yourself in grave danger! Andstly, I bid you good luck.”


    As soon as Lorianne’s voice faded away, the hatch opened with a creak.


    A st of air greeted Sein before the vast expanse of the Viridian Venom me World below, painted in hues of ck and red.


    From outside, the world seemed less imposingpared to the Magus World. Yet, upon entering, Sein realized its immense scale dwarfed his own rtively minor existence as a Rank One creature.


    Without any prompting from the crystal ball or the fortress’ voice transmission system, the full-fledged mages around Sein activated their mana and plunged downward from the space fortress.


    Sein followed suit after the mages in front of him had left. He approached the hatch, inhaled the unique sulfurden air of the Viridian Venom me World, and then leaped forward.


    ***


    Below, the creatures of the Viridian Venom me World witnessed three massive space fortresses covered the sky before descending into their homene.


    The imposing fortresses, their surfaces gleaming with a distinct metallic luster, introduced true terror and power to the native inhabitants


    The inhabitants watched as a torrent of terrifying entities poured forth from the fortresses, signaling the truemencement of the invasion.


    The legions of horrific creatures emerging predominantlyprised enved creatures prepared by various divine towers.


    The Divine Tower of Verdant me had amassed the most significant number of these enved creatures, with more than five million within its space fortress alone.


    Renowned for its depth and influence, the Divine Tower of Verdant me held the capability to replenish its legions of enved creatures promptly, should they deplete.


    Unlike the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring, which had yet to participate in internar warfare, the Divine Tower of Verdant me had a history spanning over a hundred thousand years in Magus World.


    It possessed not only a rich supply of enved creatures from nes governed by the Magus Alliance, but also enjoyed robust rtions with the alliance, which was a key source for acquiring high-quality cannon fodder.


    Additionally, the Divine Tower of Verdant me exerted control over a dozen other nes, enabling Feylis to conscript vast numbers of cannon fodder from these subjugated nes as needed.


    In this internar war, the Divine Tower of Whispering me also made a considerable contribution, preparing nearly three million legions of enved creatures.


    The Divine Tower of Floating me’s contribution was more modest inparison, with only a million enved creatures that had been expended considerably when they were breaching the nar barrier of the Viridian Venom me World.


    Nevertheless, these legions were the first to sh with the native creatures, delivering the earliest wave of intimidation and oppression.


    The sheer size of the three space fortresses, along with the unending stream of vicious, terrifying enved creatures pouring from their lower hatches, drew the focus of the Viridian Venom me World’s natives.


    In contrast, the rtively smaller mages from the Magus Civilization, who flew out from the upper hatches, went unnoticed by the native creatures.