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There is nothing wrong with the reconnaissance plan itself.

The only problem lies with Windlow and Mousse, one is an imperial human and the other is a dark elf, and neither of them is adapted to the mountains.

If you want to trek through the mountains, it will take a lot of time.

Fortunately, Mousse had plenty of energy, and he forced Windlow to explore the entire terrain around Red Eye Mountain.

Then he found the dwarf's map in a safe place. When he compared the two maps, he immediately found many differences.

Unlike dwarves who prefer mining, greenskins prefer to play on the surface due to their photosynthetic properties.

At the same time, in order to deal with fights that could break out at any time, they of course cut down trees everywhere. Basically, all the trees around Red Eye Mountain have been cut down by the greenskins.

It seems that fungal damage to trees is written into their genes.

However, these trees still played a role. Without the trees to stabilize the soil, there were signs of landslides around the entire Red Eye Mountain.

The thickness of the rock and soil alone is nowhere near what it was when the dwarves were still here.

There is only one last condition left before a large-scale mudslide or landslide occurs.

Windlo was still holding a dwarf telescope, constantly looking at the situation of Red Eye Mountain in the distance.

"Either it'll rain hard, or a bunch of the best dynamite the dwarves can use."

Mousse, who had never trusted the dwarven technology, would of course choose the former. He naturally raised his head and looked at the cloudless sky.

"I'm afraid there won't be any significant rain in the next few weeks."

That’s right, Mousse guessed right. It is impossible for heavy rain to occur in Red Eye Mountain.

Because it is too far inland, all the water vapor brought from the ocean will land within the empire, and almost no water vapor will reach the World's Edge Mountains.

Even if there was any, it would be blocked by the Gray Mountains in the south, causing heavy rain to fall one after another, irrigating the land of the Empire's Ivy Territory.

If you want to see a heavy rain here in Red Eye Mountain, according to the dwarf's lifespan, you can only see it once in your lifetime.

Since there was only one gunpowder blast left in the plan, the two returned to Karak Kadrin Fortress and told Prince Uther the intelligence they had gathered.

It is basically impossible to attack Red Eye Mountain head-on, unless the Dwarf High King is willing to allocate troops for support, which, of course, is obviously impossible.

Secondly, although there is no shortage of desperate criminals in the empire, one can easily form a large mercenary army with just two thousand gold coins.

But since the Empire had no professional mountain special forces, there was no way to fight in the mountains.

If you fight a battle on the plains or in a favorable situation, you can still hope to hire fearless mercenaries from the Empire, but forget about it if you fight a battle in the mountains.

Although Kislev also has a large number of mercenaries for hire, they are better at fighting in the snow and ice rather than trekking through the mountains before going to battle.

It is no wonder that the dwarves never call for help from the three human kingdoms of the Empire, Kislev, and Bretonnia when they encounter various situations.

Except for the great mentor Gelt and other metal mages in the Golden School of the Imperial University of Mages who can travel through mountains and rivers and treat mountain areas as plains, no human has adapted to the mountain climate.

In the tavern, Prince Uther, with a happy look on his face, waited happily for Windlow's return.

This human didn't run away with the money, which means he must have a solution. Since he has a solution, it is only a matter of time to recapture Red Eye Mountain.

He might even be able to return to Red Eye Mountain before his 200th birthday, regain his position as king, and wear a crown made of gold from the Red Eye Mountain gold mine.

"Tell me, human, what good ideas have you come up with? Money is not a problem. In addition to the initial 2,000 gold coins, I can also allocate funds to you!"

"A large bundle of dynamite is enough. I can create a terrible explosion behind Red Eye Mountain and successfully trigger a landslide, burying the entire Red Eye Mountain!"

When Windlow finished speaking, the light in Prince Uther's eyes instantly disappeared.

Seeing that the dwarf did not directly refuse, Windlo spread out the map and explained his complete plan in detail.

"All it would take is one bundle of explosives placed here to destroy the entire side of the Red Eye Mountain Fortress, thus causing a man-made landslide."

"Preliminary estimates show that in this man-made landslide, 80% of the greenskins and goblins will be buried by the mountain and rocks and die instantly. They die so quickly that there is no chance for additional spores to explode from their bodies."

"Then we led the main force to charge in from the front. The remaining greenskins and goblins were nothing to be afraid of. Even though there was a team of terrifying black orcs guarding Red Eye Mountain, they lost their numerical advantage after the landslide."

"I am also very confident that I can reduce the loss of dwarves in a frontal attack to single digits, or even eliminate any casualties."

After Windlow finished speaking, Prince Uther finally couldn't control his emotions anymore and jumped onto the table, grabbing him by the collar.

"Human, what are you talking about! Blowing up the mountains and flooding the Red Eye Mountain Fortress? That's where our Red Eye Mountain Kingdom rose to power. I will never allow that fortress to be destroyed in my hands."

Mousse was completely furious. Even the dark elves, who were known for their violence and bloodthirstiness, would not argue or fight at the negotiating table.

No matter how huge the hatred is, they will still stab each other with knives after leaving the negotiation table.

This dwarf prince named Uther was so rude that he dared to treat Windlow like this.

The Dark Elf Dreadlord immediately jumped over, lifted Prince Uther up with one hand, and also grabbed his collar.

The unarmored dwarves are really no match for the dark elves.

"We must let Red Eye Mountain be destroyed by a flash flood caused by explosives. This is the only way to eliminate the main force of the greenskins and allow your large army to retake their homeland."

“The destroyed Red Eye Mountain is not our Red Eye Mountain.”

Although Prince Uther was picked up directly by Mousse, he did not call for help or struggle, because his attention was always on his homeland, Red Eye Mountain.

"Is the Red Eye Mountain that is completely controlled by the greenskins still your Red Eye Mountain?"

Mousse, who was not very good at reasoning, was very disappointed. Why did the dwarves have such strange emotions? What if the dark elves encountered a situation where their homeland would be conquered by the enemy?

Even when leaving, they would spread salt on the ground, harming the enemy in a mutually destructive way.

But it was Windlow who really convinced Prince Uther. As a businessman, he was very good at calculations.

"It's almost autumn now. If we don't take action, the number of greenskins and goblins will double again. By then, it will be a problem to recapture Red Eye Mountain and even keep Karak Kadrin Fortress."

"But as long as the greenskins are wiped out, rebuilding Red Eye Mountain will not be easy."

"If you really want to retake Red Eye Mountain, refine the explosives, one bundle, and time is running out."