I opened an adventurer's guild in another world.

The dwarves are also under a lot of pressure right now, and the soldiers on the front lines are constantly on edge.

Like the elves, the dwarves chose to abandon part of their territory and retreat into a defensive posture.

"That's the current situation. The dwarves have recently developed a new type of war equipment that can be used on the battlefield, and it's currently in mass production."

Before this batch of war equipment is manufactured, our allied forces must hold off the enemy in the Forgotten Mountains for at least a month!

No sooner had the dwarven general Hovras finished speaking than a young human warrior asked, "Since the general said that we need to hold off the enemy for a month to buy time, can I understand that the war equipment you are mass-producing can play a significant role on the battlefield?"

Hoflas nodded.

"If that's the case, why not continue to consolidate our defenses and wait until we have the necessary equipment for war before reclaiming the lost territory?"

"That probably won't work. Once the enemy's attack passes through the Forgotten Mountains, there will only be a vast plain left to reach the Dwarf King's City."

In such terrain, we will lose our defensive advantage.

Once the enemy crosses the Forgotten Mountains and loses this natural defensive line, it will be very difficult for us to drive them back.

Of course, most importantly, the war equipment we produce is better suited for defense than offense.

After Hoflas finished speaking, everyone fell silent.

Anno also understood why the dwarves had to ask other allies for help.

Although the Forgotten Mountains are more than 300 kilometers away from the Dwarf King's City, the terrain along this distance is all plains!

This place is inhabited by a large number of dwarf civilians.

If the enemy breaks through, even if they manage to repel the enemy later, the dwarves may lose one-third of their current population.

Daniel, a seventh-tier protector who came with Anno, quietly said to Karafi, an eighth-tier protector beside him, "The Forgotten Mountains are so important, what if powerful enemy members secretly cross the Forgotten Mountains and establish a teleportation portal on the plains?"

The latter was clearly asked the question and remained silent for a long time.

However, Anno turned around and whispered, "Do you remember the Uru tribe, the enemies who attacked the elves?"

"At that time, I had not yet discovered my blessing, nor had I ever been on the battlefield."

However, I've heard these things from my predecessors. I heard that you were the one who first discovered the Wu tribe's infiltration force.

Seeing the two protectors nod, Anno continued, "The Ulquiorra once sent elite troops to infiltrate the rear of Ajilas."

Although they caused some trouble for the elves, they were ultimately discovered and their elven forces were wiped out!

"You mean, if the enemy places a teleportation array in territory currently controlled by the dwarves, it's a suicide mission?"

Karafi nodded thoughtfully.

Daniel, still somewhat confused, pressed on, "But what if they're very well hidden, and by the time the dwarves discover them, they already have hundreds of thousands or even millions of them?"

"If we haven't discovered anything unusual by that point, then we dwarves deserve to perish."

Hoflas looked at Daniel with a puzzled expression.

Those who are able to attend this meeting are, in theory, the top pillars among your allies.

How could this elf ask such a nonsensical question?

Because elves are known for their longevity, Hovlas cannot determine an elf's age based on their appearance.

In fact, neither Daniel nor Karafi is very old.

Like Gloria, they are elves who have entered the mature stage after breaking through to a higher level.

Having only participated in the war in the last two years, I don't have much experience with it.

"A spatial detection device, made by the dwarves, can detect spatial fluctuations within a certain range to deduce the location of a teleportation array. The elves should also have something like this."

A human ally was present to explain.

"Besides that, there's also the role of deities!"

Anno also explained to Daniel, "During times of war, the gods will periodically monitor the territory of their relatives."

Even if the enemy sets up the teleportation array and sends a group of people over.

The dwarves, who would try everything to destroy the teleportation array, would also try to detect it.

Enemies who lose their teleportation arrays will be crushed by swarms of dwarves wielding warhammers within the dwarves' territory.

Therefore, the method you described is very risky.

For anyone seeking victory in war, the safest approach is to gradually erode territory.

"I see!"

When Daniel saw that all the big shots in the room were looking at him, he lowered his head shyly.

"Don't feel embarrassed."

In front of everyone, Anno said, "If you don't understand, you should ask. During this period, you must absorb all kinds of knowledge in order to quickly grow into a strong person who can stand on his own."

Anno didn't understand much about it before either.

But after years of war, he learned a lot.

These words weren't just meant for Daniel.

The leaders of the various ethnic groups who came to provide support this time all brought some young people with them.

Especially among the human race, several are quite young.

It's clear that they have the idea of ​​gaining experience.

"Alright, let's leave the lecturing for later and get back to the main topic."

After Anno finished speaking, Hoflas continued, "Allow me to repeat our mission: to keep the enemy out of the Forgotten Mountains."

The goal is very clear, but also very difficult; otherwise, we wouldn't be asking for your help.

The reason is simple: our main enemy forces are the demon army from the demon realm and the necromancers from the underworld.

Leaving aside the demons for now, I think I don't need to elaborate on the necromancers of the underworld.

Hoflas looked around, and everyone's face showed disgust.

"Undead Frenzy!"

Even a young powerhouse like Daniel knows about the most infamous event in recent years' wars—the undead horde!

War is always accompanied by bloodshed and death!

Over the years, at least hundreds of millions of lives have been lost on the continent of Ungomulos alone—including the deaths of the extradimensional armies that attacked Ungomulos.

Against this backdrop of war, one group experienced explosive growth.

A necromancer from the underworld!

During his five years with the Elves, Anno saved them from four undead calamities.

But it was completely useless.

As long as war breaks out, powerful undead creatures will be born again in no time!

This phenomenon is not unique to the Elf race.

This doesn't only happen on the continent of Angomulos.

Many warring planes have become places where necromancers can grow rapidly.

Two years ago!

An incalculable calamity of undead erupted simultaneously across all planes.

During this period, countless [Cursed Lands] of different levels emerged.

Ungomulos was hit by a calamity involving tens of millions of undead.

The spirits of the dead would surge toward any living person they encountered, like a tidal wave.

Both the native inhabitants of Angomulos and the attacking extradimensional forces were under immense pressure.

In order to deal with this undead calamity, Un'Gomulos and the armies of the opposing plane tacitly put aside their fighting, paying a heavy price and spending half a year dealing with the undead.

Later, after learning that other planes also experienced undead calamities around the same time, people called the undead calamities that occurred during that period the "Undead Frenzy".

"I regret to inform you that several powerful necromancers appeared among the enemies who attacked the Forgotten Mountains garrison half a month ago!"

Moreover, there are various indications that they are planning a calamity of the undead after their failed attack.