A Journey That Changed The World.

Chapter 1323 1323: Planning Out Stuff

Archerʼs restraint shattered, and with a growl, he erupted down Edithʼs throat, her eager swallowing only intensifying the rush as he filled her mouth with his warm seed. Still ravenous, he turned to Edith, descending upon her with a primal hunger.

He ravaged her relentlessly, each thrust and lick driving her deeper into a mindless, slobbering mess. Pleasure consumed her, overwhelming every sense until her body buckled beneath the onslaught.

She collapsed onto the bed, breathless and trembling, drool pooling from her parted lips to stain the sheets below. Archer chuckled at this scene before ensuring all the women were comfortable and sleeping.

Following that, he wrapped a robe around himself and stepped onto the Domainʼs balcony as the rain battered the outside world. While standing there he pondered. ʼIʼll keep the weather the same, it makes things better in here.ʼ

Without waiting, he sat down and pulled out the papers alongside some ale as he went through the plans for the southern part of Avidia. The Treesyms sent all the information they could, which helped him design everything from the cities, and ports, to border castles.

Archer knew from all the memories heʼd eaten that the Alliance would attack in full force when spring came, so he made sure to plan for everything he could think of and hand it to High Command back on the island.

He sat on the balcony for hours planning out routes and drawing designs for the fortresses and other infrastructure that their new lands needed to become profitable, including roads and bridges to the other parts of the continent for when the war ended.

ʼLooks like we can build a few resource-centered cities over here to ease the over-population back on Draconia,ʼ he mused while jotting down his ideas.

Archer sat back and took a drink of the ale while summoning Aisha who wasnʼt busy as he sent her a message through the tattoo. The dragonkin woman smiled when seeing him, while wrapping her robe around her.

ʼʼItʼs so late husband, what are you doing awake after all your activities?ʼʼ she sweetly asked.

ʼʼPlanning out stuff and I need you to go over it. Youʼre experienced at this and I trust your judgment,ʼʼ he answered.

Aisha beamed while wrapping her arms around his shoulders and hugged him tightly. She didnʼt move but took the paperwork and started going through it with a focused expression that he found sexy.

Before long she joined him while asking in a fascinated voice. ʼʼThese defenses along the western border will do good at stopping the Alliance but will need more legions if we hope to take more land when spring comes.ʼʼ

ʼʼI agree,ʼʼ he responded. ʼʼThatʼs why Iʼll get the people extremely loyal and recruit them into the legions. It wonʼt affect the Plouria invasion, especially when Tali, Lara, Teuila, and Sera join the fight. Theyʼve become good commanders since the Avidia war started.ʼʼ

Following that, the two sat there and continued going over everything, which Aisha agreed would be good for their new empire. Once that was finished, the dragonkin woman left for the government district with two Oathkeepers.

After she left, Archer realized it was morning, but he ignored it before teleporting to Talila in the east. When he appeared, everything was quiet as the brown-skinned elf scanned the surrounding jungle.

ʼAll the monsters are dead,ʼ he thought with wide eyes.

When feeling that, Archer sent out a wave of mana that made Talila jump but he found the culprits, ʼʼDamn creatures. Theyʼll become my slaves for what theyʼve done,ʼʼ he growled.

He waved his hand and a massive army of Shadow Creatures appeared which made him smile while the surrounding Draconians were scared shitless as his voice echoed out. ʼʼCapture every monster you find! Empty this fucking forest!ʼʼ

Following that, Archer shifted his attention to Talila and Elara, who hurried over with an animated Inara trailing behind. As the three women approached, he welcomed them with a warm, inviting smile that softened their edges.

The fierce lioness melted into his embrace as she spoke. ʼʼThose creepy humanoids have been attacking nonstop, husband, itʼs becoming tiring.ʼʼ

ʼʼDonʼt worry about it, Iʼll handle them for you three,ʼʼ he assured them with a steady voice, his gaze settling on Elara. ʼʼHowʼs the eastern invasion progressing? There shouldnʼt be any cities or castles left to conquer, right?ʼʼ

When the redhead heard this she nodded with a smile. ʼʼFive more castles and a Riverside City on the eastern coast, itʼs a Duskfire trade city which is aiding the war effort in this part of the empire,ʼʼ she revealed.

ʼʼGood, now winter has arrived we will hole up and fortify our positions,ʼʼ he said. ʼʼIt makes sense, I donʼt want the soldiers to get lost in storms or get attacked by the snow monsters that appear.ʼʼ

The three women agreed as Inara suggested. ʼʼWhy not pull them into the Domain? They can be deployed at a momentʼs notice?ʼʼ

ʼʼI donʼt want the legions to rely on me for anything really,ʼʼ Archer answered honestly as they approached the tent. ʼʼThey could become something great without my interference, so I wonʼt ruin that during this war.ʼʼ

Inara nodded while rubbing her chin. ʼʼThatʼs a good idea, it makes them self-sufficient when far from a city, which is a blessing nowadays. The Alliance does the complete opposite and is an over-bloated mess.ʼʼ

Following that, Archer and the women caught up as they told him about all the forest battles theyʼd been in. He soon learned that their legions were becoming efficient in fighting in overgrown and dense places.

ʼʼBrilliant,ʼʼ he announced after the trio finished telling their stories. ʼʼTry to take the remaining castles before the snows arrive. Iʼll conquer the city while you send a force to garrison it and thatʼs where youʼll stay for the winter.ʼʼ

After that, Elara looked excited as the legions needed to rest and replenish their losses during the peaceful time. The four of them continued talking and catching up with Archer, promising to take Inara on a date when things calmed down.

The lioness felt content with the promise, continually reminding him before he teleported to the West. He reappeared on the wall and saw hundreds of Draconians patrolling, keeping watch over the desert.

ʼI wonder what monsters might be lurking out there,ʼ he thought.

Moments later, Archer felt the Shadow Realm being filled to the brim with all kinds of monsters. This caught his interest, causing him to teleport to the Domain as he opened the floodgates.

Thousands of creatures of all kinds rushed out of the darkness and fled into the different lands of his realm. This continued for a while until a massive snake slithered out of the portal before looking at him.

The monsterʼs eyes narrowed before lunging at him while letting out a hiss. Archer chuckled and slapped the giant beast that went flying through the forest. ʼʼAre they that stupid? They get kidnapped, I appear and it attacks?ʼʼ he muttered.

Following that, he beat up the snake until it submitted and slithered off to find a home. Once that was over, he returned to the western part of Duskfire where Teuila was sitting in her room.

When Archer appeared, the blue-haired woman beamed. ʼʼHello, handsome. Have you slept yet?ʼʼ she asked.

ʼʼNo, Iʼm good,ʼʼ he replied, easing himself into a seat with a relaxed sigh. ʼʼHave the scouts spotted the Alliance yet?ʼʼ His question hung in the air as he settled in, legs stretched out comfortably.

Teuila rose to her feet, stretching her lithe frame with a languid grace before slipping into fresh clothes. ʼʼI donʼt know,ʼʼ she said, adjusting her tunic. ʼʼI was about to check, but then you showed up.ʼʼ

ʼʼGo ask the commanders,ʼʼ he urged with a casual wave of his hand. ʼʼDonʼt let me hold you back.ʼʼ

Once she was gone, Archer scanned his part of Avidia and noticed the legions that werenʼt stationed on the walls were building forts all over the place, along with Trading Stations and watchtowers.

He noticed there were close to two hundred villages, one hundred towns, and a few dozen cities in his newly acquired land, which impressed him as they were home to millions of people.

There were random homesteads dotting the land, but they didnʼt cause trouble so the Homeguard didnʼt trouble them. Archer was pleased with the outcome so far and waited for Teuila to return.

Ten minutes later, the blue-haired beauty walked back into the room and revealed. ʼʼTheyʼve set camp a few miles from here, the commanders believe one more attack will come.ʼʼ

ʼʼMakes sense,ʼʼ he said while looking out the window at the dark clouds. ʼʼEven though itʼs morning. This is why I hate winter, itʼs always so dark and gloomy like my old world.ʼʼ

Following that, Archer kissed her before teleporting back east to conquer Riverside City. He took off and started flying toward it and noticed ten thousand Draconians marching toward the target.

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