Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 1206 - 668 Divine Country Projection_3

Because many evil beastmen follow Magla’s path, and many of Meira’s followers turn themselves into beastmen to better experience the way of the Beast Lord, werewolves are their preferred choice.

Felen’s werewolves are the most typical, legendary image of werewolves, possessing quasi-human forms, covered in wolf fur, with a giant wolf head, and their palms and feet transformed into sharp claws, capable of easily tearing open the intestines and stomach of ordinary people. Yet, this is just one of their forms; they can also revert to their original appearance or transform into a huge wolf.

They possess immunity to non-magical attacks and are impervious to the bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing ability of non-silver weapons, presenting a disaster to ordinary humans before even finding weapons that can counter them, having already caused massive casualties.

Some evil rulers, in order to quickly create a powerful army, infect their armies or subjects with lycanthropy. In mundane wars, beastmen with their unique damage reduction have an absolute advantage. Even within the Conqueror Army, the prevalence of magic equipment is less than one percent. Once a beastman army breaches the central army, it is an absolute disaster.

However, these evil rulers usually reap what they sow. They soon discover that beastmen are uncontrollable, especially the evil ones, as their inherent bloodlust, slaughter, and hunting impulses are uncontrollable. If there is sufficient prey, they can unite like a pack of wolves hunting together, but when there is not enough prey to satisfy their evil desires, they often turn on each other in a frenzy of mutual carnage, until only one remains. This leads to them collapsing as quickly as they rise, often vanishing before leaving a lasting impression.

There are some who choose to fight against the bloodlust brought by the beast curse, burying their beastly impulses and rage in the deepest part of their bodies, allowing their will to prevail over the beast curse, turning it into a tool rather than becoming its puppet. To make this easier, they often rely on the power of Moon Goddess Suren. This situation occurs mostly among natural beastmen as compared to acquired beastmen, who have no choice. For ordinary people, even for beastmen, finding a Semi-Legendary Spellcaster to cast a Wish Spell for them is not an easy task.

When Meira’s followers realize that Gaven is not someone they can contend with, they target Crown Princess Tainalasta, preparing to sacrifice her first.

What Gaven and others have speculated is not wrong. They are not ordinary followers of Meira, but rather the Secret Hunting Sect of the Komeer Kingdom, a unique branch of the followers of the God of the Hunt.

They believe in sacrificing the lives of Komeer nobility for the prosperity of this land and the flourish of their own clans. This is not mere folly, but involves the dark path of shamanism, the path of Meira’s beast totem worship.

The Material Plane, compared to the Fey Plane, Shadow Plane, and Ether Plane, is much more stable, but as it is a world filled with abundant magic, it still possesses malleability. The areas where legendary creatures reside are distorted to suit their dwelling, which clearly exemplifies this.

Komeer Kingdom has been established here for over fourteen hundred years. The people here have long reshaped this land with their hands and wills. This will cannot be erased; even if Komeer Kingdom perishes, this land will forever bear the mark of Komeer, and the nobility are the most closely associated existence with this land. When their lives are sacrificed, naturally, some miraculous effects occur, such as making it easier for the Beast Lord Magla to extend his influence into this land.

If that is true of the nobility, what about the Obisceal Royal Family?

In Komeer, which family is more tightly bound to this land?

When people mention the Komeer Kingdom, most likely, the first thing that comes to mind is the Obisceal Royal Family, and within the Royal Family, apart from King Yasan, it’s naturally the Crown Princess Tainalasta who ranks second. Sacrificing her is as if Komeer Kingdom opened the gates of Stormhorn Underground Tunnel, allowing the enemy to drive straight in and ravage at will.

Their plan this time can be said to be killing multiple birds with one stone.

By sacrificing the Crown Princess, the situation in the Komeer Kingdom will plunge into disorder. novelbuddy.cσ๓

If it’s possible to eliminate Gaven, the highest commander of the Conqueror Army, through this incident, even better. The entire Conqueror Army would inevitably fall apart, which is a major trait of such military forces. Not to mention succession, even their internal ruling class is merely cobbled together by the forceful personal charisma of strong leaders. No one can take his place, not even other Chosen of Lady Strategy.

Even if it’s not possible to take him down, following the death of the Crown Princess, Gaven would inevitably provoke the wrath of King Yasan, making a peaceful resolution far less likely.

Overall, this plan benefits the conspirators operating in the shadows immensely and poses no downside to them.

However, what they have miscalculated is the ability of their own teeth, whether they are strong enough to take down Crown Princess Tainalasta and Conqueror Gaven.

Now, not only has Conqueror Gaven shown a combat prowess far beyond their expectations, but even the Crown Princess, whose casting abilities are sealed, has demonstrated an extraordinary close combat capability.

Her close combat skills aren’t as multifarious as Gaven’s, but are very typical of knight combat, fully utilizing the mobility and impact of horsemanship, and then just endlessly slashing, slashing, and slashing.

The knight profession, many people who do not understand think it’s simply redundant — why bother specially transferring to this profession when any Combat Profession Practitioner, with a little training in horsemanship and a good warhorse, can become a knight?