I opened an adventurer's guild in another world.

There was no place to relay messages in Steel Fortress; intelligence was mainly transmitted by people.

Anno plans to spread the news of Leopold and Barker's attack on Iron Keep to the major cities near Iron Keep.

At the same time, have the dwarves of Ironforge take this message to the dwarven capital.

Anno guessed that if the gods wanted to know what was going on here, the temple's clergy would need to relay the message.

For example, the Holy Church organization for human priests, and the Discipline Temple organization for knights.

Anno will vouch for the accuracy of the information in the name of the Adventurers' Guild Master.

The other dwarves may not yet know who the Adventurers' Guild leader is, but the Dwarf King must have already learned some information about Anno through the ambassador to the Kingdom of Nigar.

Once the fire god of fire and forging, worshipped by the dwarves, learns of this at the church headquarters in the dwarven kingdom, he will surely take action.

The Dwarven capital may be tied down by the Ghost King's forces, but the Dwarven King will surely use special channels to deliver the message of the "Walkers" to other nations.

The god worshipped by the dwarves will certainly be the first to react, since it is his followers who have died.

If it were just a normal war between monsters and dwarves, even if people died, the god of fire and forging would have no reason to intervene.

However, things are different when [Godwalker] takes action.

If other gods in the Order faction also have similar ideas, they will definitely descend to the mortal realm as "Godwalkers" to check the situation.

Of course, all of the above are just Anno's conjectures.

The actual situation requires us to wait and see what actions the various forces, who have been stalled by the lack of information, will take.

The only problem now is that the distance between Iron Fortress and the Dwarven capital is about the same as the distance between Varkcam and Sodar.

The messenger would have to cross most of the dwarf kingdom's territory, a journey that would take a considerable amount of time.

After considering it for a while, Anno decided to send out a fifth-tier flying summon, Thunderhawk, to carry the dwarves on their journey.

At Lei Ying's speed, if he travels non-stop, it will take him about five days to get there.

Anno summoned Kim and told him about the matter, asking Kim to find someone to take the intelligence to the royal city in a Thunder Eagle.

Meanwhile, Anno sent a small squad of dwarven cavalry to Saguntor to deliver the message and allow Saguntor to prepare.

However, dwarven cavalry carries a certain degree of danger.

According to intelligence gathered, the monsters are preparing to attack Sagunto.

If the messenger encounters the enemy, he could very well be intercepted and killed on the way.

When Kim and the others learned from Anno that Leopold and Barker, who attacked Iron Fortress, were both "Walkers," their eyes nearly popped out of their sockets.

The legendary beings known as the "Godwalkers" have actually appeared as enemies.

And there were two of them!

No wonder those two demons were so powerful.

If it's the "Godwalker," then it makes sense.

But thinking about it the other way around, if two [Walkers] died at Anno's hands one after the other, how strong must Anno be?

In any case, Gustav, a sixth-order dwarf, had no confidence of surviving when he witnessed Barker's terrifying magical power.

Meanwhile, the death of the Swiftwalker at Anno's hands lessened the dwarves' fear of this legendary being.

Even if the body contains the soul of a god, what good is it? If you encounter someone with greater strength, you'll still die!

"Let me go to Sagunto!"

Gustav patted his chest and said, "With Lord Anno here, Iron Fortress's presence or absence won't make much difference. However, if I'm too weak to send the intelligence back to Sagunto, I might get captured by the monsters preparing to attack the city. So let me go."

If it were another city, Anno would choose to have a flying monster carry people to Sagunto.

But since the interrogation revealed that the monster army was preparing to attack the city, the latter must have made some preparations.

Choosing to approach Sagonto from the air means you never know when you'll be exposed and then entangled by flying monsters among the monsters.

Traveling on the ground at this time would likely be more discreet.

Of course, if it's Anno going to Sagunto, the success rate is practically 100%.

But if that happens, Steel Fortress will be in danger before Anno returns.

What if another [Swift Walker] comes along?

Besides Anno, who can defeat that kind of monster!

After discussion, Gustav led a ten-man elite squad, all of whom were mid-level fighters, to Sagunto.

Tongmu rode Anno's Thunderhawk from another direction toward the royal city.

The three families also dispatched dwarves to spread intelligence to several other nearby cities, but their routes avoided the area around Sagunto.

"Iron Fortress actually had a squadron of air cavalry before, but they were all wiped out in the battle of Leopold."

As Austin watched his people leave Iron Fortress on their mission, a flash of anger crossed his eyes. "I hope the benevolent gods discover this soon and stop those 'Godwalkers' who want to harm the dwarves."

"The [Godwalkers] are incredibly powerful. Aside from Lord Anno, probably only other [Godwalkers] can deal with them."

Augus shook his head and then turned back.

"Wait a moment."

Anno stopped Kim and the others who were about to leave, and said, "Steel Fortress has already been attacked twice. After Barker's team was wiped out this time, the monster forces certainly won't wait as long as Leopold's death to realize something is wrong, like last time. So, I want to try taking the initiative."

"Take the initiative?"

Kim and the other two exchanged glances, puzzled. "Are we going to find the monster army?"

"Instead of searching for monster armies, we'll clear the area around Iron Fortress to see if there are any monster strongholds and eliminate them beforehand. If we're lucky, we might even be able to gather some fleeing dwarves."

The monster army didn't just target Iron Fortress.

Gustav also said that there are many battles around Sagunto right now, and they can't help everyone.

Anno felt that instead of waiting for the monsters to gather together and form a powerful force, it would be better for him to take the initiative to go out and find small groups of monsters that were "lost" and eliminate them in advance.

If we can wipe out a thousand-strong monster army, there will be a thousand fewer monsters when the war begins.

"I won't go too far from Iron Fortress, but you still need to be on high alert while I'm gone. I'll leave a summoned creature in the city, in case anything happens, I'll have it rush in and commit suicide, and at the same time I'll get the news and rush back as soon as possible."

After listening to Anno's words, Kim and the others fell into deep thought.

They all understood the reasoning, but they were all worried about what would happen if Anuo went to find the monster army and encountered danger.

At Iron Fortress, at least two thousand soldiers left behind by Gustav were still assisting Anno in the battle.

But thinking about it carefully, Anno's strength is such that he could easily win even against an elite monster army of a thousand.

After all, there are so many summoned creatures.

"President, can you take me with you?"

Yinmu, standing behind Kim, walked up to Anno, pulled out an axe from his back, chopped at the air twice, then raised an eyebrow at Anno and said in a憨厚 (honest and simple) voice, "If you get into danger, I'll cover your retreat!"