Summit Farmer
Chapter 1806 - 1804: Troops Approach Wavehider City

Chapter 1806: Chapter 1804: Troops Approach Wavehider City

We must fight this battle no matter what!

Peter Brown had now made up his mind.

"Explain the defense situation of Wavehider City."

Peter Brown turned his gaze to Weston Hendricks.

Weston Hendricks had also done a lot of work and immediately took out a map and gave it to Peter Brown, saying, "The entire Wavehider City is actually a Great Star. Their city walls are built around the Great Star, and Our Army must break through the city walls no matter which direction we attack from."

Peter Brown saw that Weston Hendricks had taken out a model that had already been prepared.

He looked up and down, and Peter Brown nodded to himself. The Great Star of the Divine Realm is not that easy to conquer. He was now also curious, the whole Great Star seemed to be a ping-pong ball placed in the mud, not floating in the air. Below is the land of the Divine Realm, and the Great Star looked as though it was fixed in that area.

It seems that the Divine Realm is truly a mystical place!

Looking at the situation of Wavehider City, Peter Brown was also somewhat distracted.

Weston Hendricks pointed to the entire planet and said, "Below is the land of Divine Earth. Without exceptional power, we simply cannot go down there, so the possibility of entering from the underside is not too great. What we can do is to breach the walls and enter."

Looking at the towering city walls, Peter Brown understood that this city was truly difficult to conquer, and that even if the enemy’s Army was weak, it would not be easy to take down.

"Your Highness, I think what we should consider first is not the siege, but drawing out their Army. If we can eliminate the majority of their Army, that would truly be beneficial for us," Keith Jackson said seriously, after watching for a while.

Peter Brown nodded to himself; indeed, attacking this city was very difficult. It was best to wear down some of their Army’s energy.

"What do you think we should do to draw them out?" Peter Brown asked for input.

Seeing that Peter Brown approved of his proposal, Keith Jackson said, "Your Highness, actually drawing them out is not too hard. We just need to visibly send 30,000 troops over and issue a challenge to them. I believe they will surely agree with their 50,000 troops, and then both armies can engage in direct combat."

Peter Brown thought this made sense; the enemy’s Army had been winning battles non-stop and held a psychological advantage over the Army of the Purpolia Kingdom. Seeing only 30,000 troops arriving and issuing a challenge, it was unlikely they would not fight.

"By the way, Your Highness, the enemy Commander is Brooklyn Robertson, an eight-star person."

"Your Highness, the enemy is Eight-Star; their courage would definitely suffice. As long as we issue a challenge, they will surely fight!"

Peter Brown worriedly said, "Has the information about our battle strength possibly reached them?"

"Your Highness, rest assured. The outcomes of these few battles have been clear, with basically no one slipping through the net. Even if there were one or two, I estimate that their words would not be taken seriously. Besides, they also wouldn’t be too clear about what has happened to the Flying Star Army and the Giant Bear Army, and they might even suspect it was some other Army. We just need to disguise ourselves a bit, make ourselves seem not very strong, and they have no reason not to fight," Austin Hall added.

Peter Brown smiled and said, "You are right. Even if they don’t fight, it doesn’t result in any loss for us. Okay, let’s proceed this way. Entire Army, march toward Wavehider City!"

Having resolved this issue, Peter Brown then commanded his troops to quickly make their way over.

While Peter Brown’s Army was on its way to Wavehider City, the City Lord of Wavehider City and Eight-Star expert Brooklyn Robertson was also gathering his Subordinates to hold a meeting. He was really unable to understand the situation as it had been a long time since there had been contact with the Flying Star Army and the Giant Bear Army. He was truly worried that something had happened.

"Gentlemen, what are your thoughts?"

"City Lord, although the Giant Bear Planet is a bit lacking, it still has twenty thousand people. The Flying Star Army is even stronger, a famous battle-hardened Army. With these 30,000 troops together, it would take a long time to defeat them. Moreover, Prince Harvey’s Wind and Thunder Army has been defeated, and the Entire Army has scattered. I believe that even if they have gathered some scattered soldiers or if they have some Power, it wouldn’t shake our two Armies," one of the Subordinates analyzed.

Hearing his Subordinates’ analysis, Brooklyn Robertson inwardly nodded; it was indeed true. Facing those two Armies, there really wasn’t another force in that area that could threaten them.

"Then, who can tell me why we’ve lost contact with both Armies?"

"City Lord, the Flying Star Army is a proud force. They do not request assistance when they fight; they just go to battle. It’s my opinion that perhaps they have reached a certain location in secret to attack the Army of the Purpolia Kingdom," a Subordinate conjectured.

"Right, City Lord, I also believe that must be the case; otherwise, their loss of contact can’t be explained."

"Is there really no Army capable of defeating them?"

"City Lord, you should be aware, even the strongest forces of Prince Edward and another prince wouldn’t dare claim they could swallow them whole."

At this point, Brooklyn Robertson was also reassured, nodding lightly, "It seems we can say that the Giant Bear Army has been dragged by the Flying Star Army to fight on some battlefield."

"City Lord, don’t worry, even if those two Armies were defeated, the Giant Bear Army may not be mentioned, but the Flying Star Army will definitely have someone escape. Remember, they have Eight-Star Ranked experts."

When Brooklyn Robertson thought about the Flying Star Army having Eight-Star experts, a smile appeared on his face, "Well said, I was overthinking things. Gentlemen, this place is a transit point for prisoners of war; lately, many prisoners of war have been brought here from various places, all of which can be turned into money; let’s not have any mishaps occur."

"City Lord, rest assured, our Wavehider City’s walls are so grand, the enemy simply won’t be able to breach the city," a Subordinate assured.

Brooklyn Robertson was just worried about the lack of contact from the two Armies, but after hearing everyone’s analysis, he was relieved, and the meeting soon ended.

After the meeting, Brooklyn Robertson started contacting various Merchants. With so many prisoners of war, selling some would bring a substantial amount of money his way, and as an Eight-Star expert, he was certainly going to make a profit from this.

When Brooklyn Robertson thought of himself also as an Eight-Star Ranked expert, the last bit of doubt in his heart also dissipated; he didn’t want to dwell on the matter anymore.

Two days went by, and even Peter Brown and his men hadn’t expected that not a single person from the two defeated Armies would come here to report the situation.

Without a clear understanding of the situation, the city’s gates were still wide open. Brooklyn Robertson had not ordered defenses to be set up for entering the city, which was a pleasant surprise for Peter Brown’s scout who had been sent to gather intelligence.

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