After the new peace agreement was signed, Meg became the commander of the alliance army with an absolute advantage.
According to the agreement between the various races, the alliance army signed an agreement that included the exact number of troops each race would send out, as well as some details about logistics.
Dominic, who had been the commander of the three armies for decades, was much more experienced than Meg in this aspect, so he easily passed the responsibility to Dominic.
Meanwhile, he met with the Moon Nation's formation masters, Jonas and Barbara, alone.
The key to this war was how to reseal Cthulhu, so the sealing formation became extremely important.
This time, there was no half-broken formation left for you to repair. They couldn't even determine Cthulhu's location, and couldn't make it wait somewhere for you to seal it.
In the face of absolute power, many plans became pale and powerless.
Jonas looked at the three points that Meg had drawn on the map, and thought for a while. He said seriously, "I need to go to the scene to determine which position is the most suitable for setting up the formation. According to your estimation of the attack time, we can only complete the setting up of one formation."
"Alright, I'll get Michael to send someone to bring you there." Meg nodded.
"Ah, I'm sleepy. Master, take your time. I still have something to do, so I won't accompany you." Barbara looked outside a few times absent-mindedly, but she couldn't sit still in the end. She got up to say goodbye, and then slipped away.
"Her Highness might be busy," Jonas explained a little embarrassedly.
"Young people are all like that." Meg smiled. He knew what Barbara was in a hurry to do.
The alliance had been formed, but there were many disputes between the various races. For example, the route the alliance army would take when passing through each race's territory, the logistical supplies along the way, and so on.
Although Meg was the chief commander, he didn't intend to take care of everything, no matter how big or small. Therefore, he left early with Irina.
"Master, I'll leave these matters to you guys. I'm going back to sleep and have a meal," Connie said to Rex after yawning, and then left in a flash.
"Uncle, you can go back by yourself later. I have something to do, so I'll take my leave first." Camilla said to Dracula, and also slipped away.
"Sigh! Wait a minute … "Dracula looked at Camilla who had disappeared through the door and raised his eyebrows." This lass, didn't I choose you as the clan leader to do these things? "
"Tsk, tsk, tsk. Our little Connie has become the queen of the Twilight Forest." Camilla said with a smile as she walked out of the city lord's manor and looked at Connie, who was swinging her legs on the stone lion in front of the door.
"Hoho, that's right. I thought I would be the first to ascend to the throne as the Queen of the Moon Nation, but now it seems that both of you are faster than me," Barbara said with a smile as she looked at the two of them.
"Actually, I only wanted to be an assassin in the beginning." Connie looked up at the sky at a forty-five degree angle and sighed softly.
"Alright, don't fill the cup." Camilla patted Connie's head and said with a smile, "We haven't had dinner yet. The most important thing now is to fill our stomachs!"
"Gurgle ~"
Connie's stomach growled in tandem.
"Yes! I'm starving. Let's go back to the restaurant now! "Connie nodded in agreement while rubbing her stomach. Then, she walked forward quickly.
"The restaurant is this way." Barbara quickly grabbed her, and dragged her in the opposite direction. She sighed, and said, "You're only fit to be a queen like this."
"Let go of me … I know the way …" Connie tried to struggle.
"Speaking of which, how did you kill Auster with your sense of direction? Although he lost an arm, he was still a level-10 powerhouse after all, "Camilla asked curiously as she looked at Connie who was being held back.
There were many legends about Connie killing Auster in the pugilistic world. That was because it symbolized the change of power in the Twilight Forest, and also meant that Connie had replaced Auster.
However, more people suspected that Auster didn't die in the hands of Connie, but in the hands of Lex.
However, Lex gave the credit to Connie so that she could secure her position.
Even Camilla and the rest who were familiar with Connie were curious about this.
After all …
Connie was a person with no sense of direction who could even get lost while delivering food.
Asking her to be an assassin who could jump two grades to kill a level-10 powerhouse did sound very magical.
Just sneaking into the Aug Tribe and finding Auster's bedroom was a huge challenge for her. Or rather, it was an impossible mission.
"Wow, you don't believe in your sister's abilities?" Connie looked at the two of them with an aggrieved and hurt expression.
"It's not that we don't believe." Barbara shook her head, and said seriously, "It's just that we can't believe it."
Camilla nodded with a smile too.
"Alright. Although I didn't find his room by myself, I did kill him. I used three swords when he was asleep." Connie gestured with three fingers. "Impressive, right?"
"You really killed him?" Barbara looked at Connie in shock.
Although she was a level-8 spatial mage, she never thought that someone could jump two grades and kill a level-10 powerhouse.
"Please call me an assassin." Connie lifted her head, and revealed a proud chin.
"Impressive." Camilla gave her a thumbs up. She already believed her.
In official battles, it was extremely rare to succeed in a level-skipping challenge.
But if it was an assassination, it was a different story.
Even a level-10 powerhouse couldn't maintain a vigilant and defensive state all the time.
And an assassin would find the moment when you were the most relaxed to give you a full blow and end the battle.
For example, a mage could be killed by an ordinary human with a sharp blade in his sleep.
Connie, who was the disciple of the Hairless Monk, had trained her assassination skills. It was reasonable for her to succeed in assassinating Auster in his sleep.
"Cool!" Barbara's eyes lit up, and she looked at Connie expectantly. "Why don't you teach me how to be an assassin too?"
Connie glanced at Barbara, and shook her head. "You can't."
"Why can't I?" Barbara puffed out her chest, and said defiantly, "I'm a famous young genius in the Moon Nation."
"But you're a mage. You exposed yourself the moment you took out your magic wand. You might be killed before you could even complete a set of incantations. How can you be an assassin?" Connie patted her flat chest, and suggested, "Why don't you learn close combat magic from Little Amy first?"
"No." Barbara moved her hand away, and shook her head in refusal.
It wasn't that she didn't want to learn …
She was just too embarrassed to ask.
Connie continued, "Think about it. If you learn melee magic, combined with your spatial magic, you'll definitely be the best among assassins. You'll be able to appear anywhere without any warning, and have the ability to attack instantly."
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