<h4>Chapter 786: Huge Profit and Cooperation</h4>
It had been exactly one year since Sein and hispanions entered Wild Gori World.
Three months ago, the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring had resolved the conflict in the ming Sparrow Range, allowing Sein and the other mages a much-needed rest.
Initially, this rest period was meant tost two months.
However, a month ago, the entire Wild Gori World Army retreated, prompting an increased presence of Wild Goris and Gori Gods of Rank Four or above on the frontlines.
Rather than continuing to engage with the Magus World army, these increasing numbers of Wild Goris began constructing numerous fortresses and defensive lines in the same area.
Given these developments, the divine tower masters and the grand masters from the knightly orders of the Magus World temporarily slowed their advance.
This deceleration did not signify a withdrawal from the battle but was rather a strategic pause, with the Magus World army awaiting the arrival of their second and third waves of biggerbat legions.
Wild Gori World was home to a significant number of Gori Gods. The eleven that had been in ounted for only about one-eighth of the total in this medium-sized world civilization.
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Though over ten of them were battered and bruised by the higher-ranking knights and mages of Magus World, these goris still held an advantage on their homene.
Moreover, the Magus World powerhouses of Rank four or above had learned that a month ago, the most formidable Gori God, known as Wild Gori God, had returned to its homene.
Its return was likely why the typically unruly Gori Gods had shifted from theirbative stance to focus earnestly on constructing fortifications along the frontlines.
This new defensive approach by the Wild Gori n was unprecedented.
If Blue Violet Star and Feral Beast Star were to learn of these developments, the Violet Dragons and Tyrant Tigers might find themselves needing to reassess their old neighbors.
Indeed, the shift in strategy made sense for Wild Gori World.
In just one year, eleven of their Gori Gods had been defeated, even with efforts like those of White Banisher Gori God to marshal forces and secure the space-time rift!
Including the four Gori Gods defeated in Verdant Wilderness World, Wild Gori World had lost fifteen god-level beings before even putting a dent in the Magus World Army.
Despite this, Magus World also faced losses.
Aside from their cannon fodder, numerous ordinary knights and mages also lost their lives tragically.
Among those of Rank Four and higher, two knights were forced to withdraw early from the conflict due to severe injuries that required time to heal.
These knights were among the first to enter Wild Gori World, alongside Amethyst Emperor and Siegel the Rank Six knight.
They bore the brunt of the assault from over twenty Gori Gods and endured the most severe narw suppression imposed by the guardian.
If not for Amethyst Emperor absorbing half of the enemy’s firepower, and Siegel’s bold charge that injured the Wild Gori World’s guardian, those two knights might have faced worse than severe injuries.
Despite the two knights’ withdrawal, their gains from the war in Wild Gori World remained unaffected.
Every divine tower and knightly order involved in the conflict would remember their contributions to the war effort.
Others with less severe injuries, such as Oneille, a Rank Five knight from the Order of the Fiery Molten Mountain, continued to fight.
Based on the oues of the war’s initial stages, Oneille and Lorianne achieved notable sess.
Together, they defeated both a Rank Four and a Rank Five Gori God, and secured the resource-rich ming Sparrow Range along with its surrounding areas.
On top of that, they were also among the first from the Magus World Army to prate Wild Gori World.
When Divine Tower of Verdant Spring’s Geomancers first assessed the ming Sparrow Range months earlier, they estimated its mineral resources were worth at least half a million magicoins.
Subsequent mining and assessments revealed that this estimate was too conservative.
The downfall of the two Gori Gods not only altered thendscape but also unveiled numerous rare mineral deposits hidden underground.
The demise of the Rank Five “Firewool Gori God” even transformed its final resting ce into a rich mine of pyro-attribute crystals.
The total value of these resources was estimated to be at least two million magicoins in total.
This was just the beginning of the Wild Gori World War!
These tangible gains did not even ount for the spoils captured by the Divine Tower of Verdant Spring’s mages and the Order of the Fiery Molten Mountain’s knights during the war, including the value of the Wild Goris’ bodies.
Moreover, the tens of millions of native beings inhabiting the range represented another form of hidden wealth
These creatures, particrly the numerous Wild Goris and their subspecies, were valuable as potential ves or biological specimens.
Inside the fortress of Divine Tower of Verdant Spring...
Undeterred by the wounds on his right chest, left arm, and calf, the tanned, burly Rank Five knight eagerly approached to shake Lorianne’s hand.
“We must continue our coboration!”
“Certainly, but you should also focus on healing, Sir Oneille,” Lorianne replied, smoothly withdrawing her hand before producing an emerald green potion.
The vibrant color immediately caught Oneille’s eye.
The knight, built stronger than a ck bear, patted his chest and dered, "These are just scratches!”
Yet, his eyes remained intently fixed on the potion in Lorianne’s hand.
After handing over the potion and seeing Oneille off, Lorianne let out a sigh of relief.
Her actions did not go unnoticed by Sein, who was watching from the fortress’ lounge.
“You’re quite generous with Sir Oneille. That life potion must be quite valuable, no?” Seinmented with a smile.
“If I’m not generous, how can I secure the Firewool Gori God’s divine fire that you need? Besides, our coboration with the Order of the Fiery Molten Mountain has its perks,” Lorianne replied, rolling her eyes yfully.
“Sir Oneille is a Rank Five knight known for his honesty and righteousness,” she added, producing a me wrapped in verdant green elemental light from her robe.
The me captured Sein’s attention immediately.
The spot from which she retrieved the me was rather awkward.
Sein, whose eyes were fixed on the me, was unaware that he was staring intently at his mentor’s chest.
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