Extraordinary in Reality Through Magic Games

506: Chapter 486 Unifying the Continent: The So-Called Divine Kingdom Was Actually a HostageThe Ice and Snow Empire had surrounded the major empires of the Eastern District for three months, and they appeared to be in a state of extreme panic.

Some empires dispatched ambassadors to threaten Ice and Snow, claiming that if they did not withdraw, the Eastern District empires would unite to besiege them. They advised Ice and Snow to wake up early, or else they would surely perish under their iron hooves.

Domit was very confused. Where did these Eastern District empires, who hadn’t dared to move a muscle after being besieged for three months, get the courage to say such things? He simply laughed it off.

Other empires came to curry favor, expressing their willingness to submit and pay annual tribute, only asking that Ice and Snow abandon the invasion of their territories. They were clearly still hoping that Ice and Snow would be content with the status quo, not realizing that certain things were already set in stone.

Domit received the delegations of envoys from various countries, and after clarifying their attitudes, he drove them all away.

He did not launch a general offensive immediately afterward; Ice and Snow still needed some time to wait for the newly formed legions to arrive at the front lines.

Half a year later, the expanded Magic Guidance Legions, Aircraft Carrier Flotillas, and air force formations had all arrived. Domit immediately gave the order to initiate the war of national extinction.

Previously, seeing the Ice and Snow army stationed in place without attacking, the various empires thought their efforts had been effective and breathed a sigh of relief. Then, their border legions were beaten so badly by the sudden assault of the Ice and Snow army that they could no longer care for themselves.

Seeing Ice and Snow’s do-or-die posture, the various empires finally came to their senses. Ice and Snow would never be content to stop its expansion; this war was inevitable.

The empires cast aside their grievances and gave each other full trust. They opened their respective borders, no longer stationing troops on alert, and opened dedicated routes so that other nations’ legions could pass through their territories without hindrance.

Some empires began internal reforms, strengthening military training to improve the combat effectiveness of their legions. In an extremely rare move, they also began improving the living conditions of the common people to enhance national cohesion. They knew that at this time, only by rallying every possible force could they hope to survive.

The humans of the Saul Continent united in a rare display of solidarity, presenting a scene of prosperity, but unfortunately, it was ultimately too late.

If the Eastern District empires had allied and supported each other without reservation back when Ice and Snow first surrounded them, they might have had a chance to temporarily repel the great enemy.

At that time, while Ice and Snow was strong, its preparations were still insufficient. Its total troop strength was far less than that of the Eastern District empires, the number of its Special Operations Squads was crushed by the enemy’s Gods Blessing, and because it had only recently occupied the central region, factories had not yet been built. All military supplies had to be transported from the rear, making the supply lines far too long.

After half a year, most of the aforementioned disadvantages had been erased, with only the factory issue remaining.

Building the factory structures was easy, as Ice and Snow possessed ample labor and funds. The key was that military factory production did not rely solely on workshops; the Core was the workers.

It took time to gather enough workers who met the conditions of mastering equipment operation techniques, being familiar with production processes, and being able to drive small transport machinery.

In the central region, Ice and Snow had built a large number of military factories, but there was currently a severe lack of skilled workers.

Avril was already handling this difficult problem. Relevant schools were established in various cities in the central region, and under the attraction of generous benefits, the number of applicants was endless.