Pillar of Yita

For the Rainbow Alliance, the same issue applies. Unless either side gains an absolute advantage, this conflict will not cease.

This is not merely a battle of egos, but a life-and-death struggle.

He lifted his head to see beams of golden light flashing and disappearing under the vast night sky—

In the entire China Competition Region, there are no more than three guilds capable of deploying plans on this scale. However, for the Flor Descendants Guild Alliance, such actions happen three to fifty times in its history.

And in the future, there will be more...

Of course, the same is true for the Rainbow Alliance. As well as Silver Weslan, and Elite.

These are the only formidable opponents left for the Flor Descendants domestically. Others like the East Commonwealth and the Southern Alliance are on a different level. Although the Southern Alliance still has the Natives and Ye Hua, within the Colin-Ishurian domain, it is a rather unique existence.

But all this was only before the Battle of the Long Summer.

After the Battle of the Long Summer, the scenario changed entirely.

Though the Rainbow Alliance and the Flor Descendants temporarily lay dormant after that great war, it was merely licking their own wounds. An agitational movement began in the Dragon Roar Mountains’ extensive forest: a curtain was truly drawn open by this struggle.

The intensity of the Battle of the Long Summer exceeded any previous guild conflict. The five major guilds that joined the combat with the Flor Descendants, led by the Jiefulite Red Cloak Team, fielded one thousand four hundred battle regiments, totaling twenty-one thousand people, with an average loss of over one-third of Starlight per person.

The Rainbow Alliance also had the Silver Forest Spear and the Rose Cross Army, with a casualty rate no less.

This brutal struggle actually signifies the true beginning of the two major factions’ severance—

And as the shell breaks, no egg remains intact. When these two colossal entities finally make up their mind to begin fighting, how can the other guilds within the domestic competition region escape? Amidst such a backdrop, almost everyone has sensed a hint of unease.

The so-called Southern Region crisis is merely another reflection of the current situation.

The BBK Alliance and the Prime Minister’s faction reached an agreement to intervene in the South. The once self-contained Southern Alliance also broke apart partially; its complete collapse is only a matter of time. As the Flor Descendants take the initiative to open the offensive, the Rainbow Alliance is naturally not to be outdone.

In fact, the East Commonwealth has already reached an agreement with the Rainbow Alliance. This Commercial Alliance originally based in the Scepter Coast region naturally has an unusual affinity for the northern Elpaxin’s Rainbow Alliance.

To this point, the major domestic forces have passively or actively made their choices, and the remaining guilds, big or small, naturally cannot remain outside.

Nowadays, any guild with a little capability seeks either to venture to the Second World to maximize their benefits in this upheaval or to join one of the two major factions.

The so-called Neutrals are reduced to only Silver Weslan, Elite, and the military, leaving out Stargate Port, how long can Silver Weslan and Elite persist?

The ten major guilds are all hastily deploying more troops to the First World. Silver Weslan, already inclined towards their old house Rose Cross Army, will inevitably be drawn into the conflict once other guilds join in, and Elite obviously cannot remain entirely isolated.

From Elpaxin to White City, from Golande to the Sanctified Forge Hall, it’s not only the Southern Region that is tense, right?

All beginnings emerged from a minor skirmish at Mount Holy Pact.

Qing opened his Dragon Knight System.

A pale blue light refracted in his eyes, lines of data and menus, along with various analyses scrolled down—but he closed these pages one by one, leaving only a live broadcast page.

After setting a one-minute screen delay, he clicked to start the connection.

”You should still smile,” the assistant shook their head, ”it’s not like the early years, having a stern face doesn’t attract people; players need to be a bit more approachable and interactive with fans.”

Qing glanced at him, feeling a bit exasperated.

Just then a beam of golden light flashed across the night sky.

He looked in that direction; it was the ’Regicide’ brigade engaging in combat—the former being the ’God Slayer’ guild’s division in the First World; after all, it’s one of the top ten guilds, only they have such depth. Although his guild is also part of the Flor Descendants, it is somewhat secondary.

That’s why these veterans have to step up, the top experts returning from the Second World. It sounds like a nice selling point, but only by having been there, you realize you are nothing among those people.

This is perhaps the greatest misfortune for those of us in the mid-levels of the Pyramid.

Sometimes, not going to higher places could also be a form of luck.

The live-stream room’s image came into view.

He casually typed a title on it: ’Airborne Combat Plan, Live (Opponent: Blood Shark Sky Pirates)—’

Then, without answering the assistant’s words or interacting with the fans, he merely glanced at the big man beside him, saying, ”I’ll land in Area A4, you head to Area A5 to support others.”

The big man nodded.

Qing turned around, took a step forward, his Wind Elemental Aptitude making him like a fish swimming back into the sea. This is his greatest asset and his capital for being the captain of this brigade—a guild like theirs cultivating a Dragon Knight with Wind Elemental Aptitude is already something to be proud of.