A Dragon against the Whole World

"Young dragons, a total of ten, most of their life levels are below level 12, between 10 and 12."

"Adolescent dragons, a total of fifteen, with life levels mostly below level 10."

Solrog summarized, "Overall, this is a sizable and mature Dragon Group that has been managed for hundreds of years, with the advantage of having a complete and considerable echelon of giant dragons of different age groups."

At this point, he shifted his tone and turned his gaze to his side.

"However, compared to our Ignas Dragon Group, they are lacking in individual quality and top-notch ecology."

Galos, a young Red Iron Dragon, life level 18.

Red Dragon Samantha, a young Red Dragon, life level 15.

Iron Dragon Solrog, a young Iron Dragon, life level 15.

Heryam, Kahill, Ludwig, and Seraphina, although they are adolescent dragons, their levels generally exceed their peers, even approaching the level of ordinary young dragons.

The giant dragons of the Ignas Dragon Group are generally stronger than their peers.

"In terms of followers and allies."

Solrog continued, "The affiliated legion of the Dominican Dragon Group, whether in terms of quality or scale, cannot compare with our Molten Iron Tribe."

"Under their command, they lack strong and independent servant leaders."

He seemed to find the previous statement inaccurate, paused slightly, and changed to a more accurate description, "More specifically, their Dragon Group’s vast number of adolescent dragons and those younger dragon members have replaced roles usually held by strong followers."

"In a sense, the young dragons are their ’servant leaders.’"

Upon comparing clear data, the advantage of the Dominican Dragon Group lies in the number of mid-to-upper level giant dragons, especially having a strong leader with a life level of 20.

Meanwhile, the advantage of the Ignas Dragon Group lies in higher average quality of individual giant dragons and having three powerful lords far exceeding ordinary adult dragons, as well as numerous capable servant leaders.

The lords also command strong Beast Legions.

"It can be anticipated that on the ground battlefield, with the advantage of lord legions and tribal followers, we will be at an absolute advantage," Solrog analyzed, "However, the other side has a large number of dragons, and Blue Dragons are naturally endowed with excellent flying ability. In the vast sky, they still hold considerable advantage."

"Don’t forget about me and my Bird Beast Legion!"

Phoenix Angela proudly raised her elegant neck, flames surging around her, "We are noble and beautiful flying creatures."

Iron Dragon Solrog turned his gaze to the Phoenix.

"Lord Angela, your Bird Beast Legion is indeed a strong aerial force, no doubt about it, but compared to a complete Dragon Group primarily composed of Blue Dragons, skilled in aerial combat, it still falls short."

To this, even the proud Phoenix found it hard to argue.

Compared to dragons, ordinary avian beasts and magical creatures were far inferior.

In the eyes of Iron Dragon Solrog, the light of spiritual energy flickered slightly as he continued his analysis.

"The mobility and flexibility of giant dragons are exceptionally high, capable of quickly supporting any area in crisis on the battlefield."

"And Blue Dragons, as representatives of storms and lightning, have the fastest flight speed among the Five-Colored Dragons, which is their inherent racial advantage."

Under normal circumstances, among Five-Colored Dragons of the same life level, almost none can surpass Blue Dragons in pure speed.

This conclusion holds even when expanding the comparison to include Metal Dragons and Gemstone Dragons.

"Considering various factors, my initial strategic plan for waging war against the Dominican Dragon Group is—"

Solrog said in a deep voice, "—we should assemble a large and cohesive powerful legion, choose a clear attack route for a frontal breakthrough, forcing them into a decisive battle with us, avoiding giving them the chance to utilize speed and mobility to divide the battlefield and conduct guerrilla raids."

Upon hearing this, Blue Dragon Heryam immediately nodded in agreement.

Based on his own experience within the Dominican Dragon Group, he added, "Lord Solrog’s judgment is very accurate."

"In its past expansions and conflicts, the Dominican Dragon Group was very adept at utilizing the Blue Dragons’ mobility to divide the battlefield, then concentrate advantages for rapid attacks in local areas. We should avoid falling into that passive situation."

Time quietly slipped by amidst the discussion.

Giant dragons and lords further refined attack routes, troop deployments, inter-army coordination, and contingency plans for possible unexpected situations, all centered around the core ideas proposed by Iron Dragon Solrog.

Throughout the process, the King of Molten Iron stood silently on the side.

He was like a statue, simply listening quietly, without interjecting or expressing any opinions.

Galos was fully aware of his current state, knowing that due to the influence of frenzy fire, overly complex strategic thinking might trigger unnecessary agitation, leading to erroneous judgments.

So he entrusted the strategic planning to his reliable blood brother.

Solrog had always been adept at these things.

After some time, the present dragons and lords reached a unified consensus through their discussion, which was also acknowledged by the King of Molten Iron.

"Gentlemen, prepare for war."

Finally, the Red Iron Dragon opened its wide mouth, revealing sharp dragon teeth, and slowly swept its gaze across every face.

"I want to see—the enemy’s blood streaming like a river, endlessly! I want to see—the Dominican Dragon Group’s territory, burning fiercely under our Dragon Breath and fury!"