I opened an adventurer's guild in another world.

"General, twenty kilometers ahead lies the border between the Demon Realm and the Kingdom of Nigal. One of the three border fortresses, Warrengor, is located there!"

A scout from the Crimson Continent returned to the center of the army and reported the situation to several generals.

"We've finally arrived! If the people of the Kingdom of Nigar don't obediently hand over Pandora, I'll tear them to pieces!"

The general, whose face was full of scars, whose body was burly, and whose eyebrow had a scar, was named Gaunt.

With a strength level of 43, he is one of the most powerful generals of the Blood Empire on the Crimson Continent. His fighting style is known for its brutality. There are no prisoners under his command, only corpses!

The other nine people standing next to Gaunt were all of similar strength to him.

Among them, the red-skinned human Morton is the leader of the ten generals of the Divine Blood Empire, and his strength has reached the ninth level!

He was also one of the key figures in this interdimensional alliance – the lowest-ranking member of the alliance was at least a ninth-level!

During this period, in the battle between the interdimensional alliance and the Demon King's army, these ninth-tier powerhouses did not rush to make a move.

After all, everyone knows that the Demon King has lower-level gods under his command.

If these people were to show themselves, they would likely be crushed to death by those lower-level gods.

But that was when facing the Demon King's army.

The soldiers that the Crimson Continent soldiers are about to face are natives from the Six Kingdoms Alliance.

According to intelligence, the alliance of six nations is too weak.

It is incomparable to the powerful Divine Blood Empire.

It was only the swordsman of the Roland Empire who caught Morton's eye a little longer.

Now he has not only many generals behind him, but also 200,000 soldiers of the Divine Blood Empire. How can a small Worenger possibly stop him?

As the troops slowly approached Warrengol, Morton's bean-sized eyes gradually narrowed.

Not far ahead, the city standing between two mountains must be Warrenger.

Standing amidst mountains, with towering city walls, it truly embodies the spirit of "one man can hold off ten thousand."

However, at this point, Warrenger gave off a very discordant feeling.

The northern half of the city had been reduced to rubble and ruins; there was no trace of the fortified city left.

If it weren't for the intelligence from a few days ago indicating that there was a northern half of the city here, everyone would have thought that Warrengel was only as big as the southern half.

Meanwhile, heavy troops were deployed on the city walls of the southern half of the city facing the Demon Realm!

"I heard that Warrengor was once breached by a demon general from the Demon King's army, who seized half of the territory and even stationed the undead legion here."

When we received the news a few days ago, that undead legion was still there.

A general beside Morton gazed into the distance and concluded, "It seems the undead army has been annihilated!"

"Maybe they've evacuated?" Gaunt grinned, seemingly unconcerned.

"There are indeed signs of fighting on the plains ahead, but it doesn't seem to have escalated into a large-scale battle."

Another general agreed with Gaunt's guess, saying, "I also think the undead legion should have withdrawn, but there's a question here."

Morton followed the general's words, saying, "The traces of the evacuation were only in that one area, and then they disappeared!"

Several other generals also noticed this, nodding repeatedly and saying, "That's right!"

"In this situation, either the undead army does a very good job of cleaning up, leaving no trace."

Either they used some method to leave this place instantly.

Of course, there's one last possibility: they were wiped out here by the people of the Kingdom of Nigar!

"Is there even a question? The second possibility is definitely more likely!"

Gunter pointed at Warrengel, whose city was now only half-destroyed, and sneered, "How could an army that can lose half of its city so easily wipe out the enemy that once defeated it!"

In my opinion, the undead army must have realized we were coming and retreated on their own.

There were hardly any signs of fighting nearby; the Kingdom of Nigar probably just sent a few powerful figures as a symbolic gesture to hold off the undead army.

"If that's the case, Gaunt, how do you explain the destruction of that half of the city?"

When Gunter saw someone asking this question, he curled his lip in disdain and said, "The undead legion has all left, so they certainly wouldn't leave the city to the Kingdom of Nigar."

There's only one truth: the undead army destroyed the northern half of the city before they left!

This explanation left the generals looking at each other in bewilderment.

Several generals felt that the matter was not so simple.

However, they were unaware that Anno's true power allowed him to summon thousands of high-level beings.

According to the intelligence they had, unless the native hunters of Angomulos intervened, the Kingdom of Nigal did not have the strength to repel the undead legion!

On the contrary, it is more likely that the undead legion withdrew in advance after learning that the army from the Crimson Continent was coming, as Gaunt said.

If Anno were here, he would give Gaunt a thumbs up.