Return from the second dimension

The news about the new mine spread quickly.

Before the change occurred, the monks were already aware of the existence of the new mining area, and had some understanding of the specific situation.

The building city monks and tribal monks were facing each other, and no one was willing to back down a bit.

It was like two hungry wolves, staring at a fresh prey, all thinking of taking it for themselves.

Although they showed their fangs to each other, the war never took place, and both were in a state of restraint.

The main reason was that neither of them was ready for war.

The tribal monks didn't dare to take action because they didn't have enough strength, and they kept a vicious look on their faces, but there was an unspeakable panic in their hearts.

They were afraid that the building city monks would take the initiative to attack, at which point the tribal alliance would be routed in a single blow in the face of the vicious sharp teeth and claws.

Under such circumstances, it was only natural for the tribal monks to seek external assistance.

As for the building city monks, they also had a lot of worries.

Gaining ownership of the new mine was not an easy task, and would probably result in heavy casualties.

If the enemy took this opportunity to launch a surprise attack, it would be like adding insult to injury.

Add to this the fact that the Forbidden Sea had changed and the Peak Gods were constantly pulling out for support, and the battle for the new mine did not take place.

However, with the return of the Peak Gods, the camp has grown in strength and has gained the capital to not be afraid of provocation.

Even if there was no certainty that the new mine would be completely occupied, the provocateurs would still be able to inflict heavy damage.

Once the enemy was defeated and withdrew, the new mine would belong to the Lou City monks.

No one expected that the suppressed tribal monks would take the initiative to attack before the Lou Cheng monks did.

They had reinforcements this time, and their strength was not weak, and they suppressed the Lou Cheng monks who were guarding the new mine.

From the looks of it, it was obvious that they were going to occupy the new mine and expel the building city monks.

The behavior of the tribal monks aroused the anger of the Lou City monks and vowed to punish them severely.

The choice to accommodate the tribal monks in the first place was only a slight goodwill gesture, giving them the opportunity to join the camp of the Building City monks.

It is not what those tribal monks thought. The Lousheng monks were afraid of the alliance's strength and did not dare to fight, or they thought that they would lose hearts by killing them all.

Mercy to the enemy is cruelty to oneself, and Lou Cheng cultivators have experienced countless fights, so how could they not know this?

As a result, these tribal monks have always harbored resentment, believing that they were robbed of their interests by the building city monks.

All day long, they wanted to regain their lost land, and they were always playing tricks behind the scenes.

This time, however, the tribal monks clearly overstepped their boundaries and colluded with the foreign monks involved.

This is the bottom line of the building city monks, and now that it has been broken by the tribal monks, the nature of things will become completely different.

"Since these guys don't know whether they're alive or dead, don't be polite anymore, just exterminate them!"

At this moment, in the meeting hall, gods and superpowers were gathered together, discussing what to do next.

A servant monk made a suggestion with a resentful expression on his face, for although he was once a tribal monk, his identity has become different now.

When one joins the camp of the Lou Cheng cultivators, one must get one's attitude right and never become attached to the past.

And there is no attachment to the past, because before the arrival of the tower city monks, they were also the targets of oppression.

Perhaps this is the reason why the tribal monks have taken the initiative to join and hate the oppressors of the past with a passion.

Being of the same origin does not mean being of one mind, and anything can be done to survive for the sake of profit.

Most of the monks have the idea that they want to eliminate these tribal monks completely.

If these tribal monks are pushed to the extreme, they may do something like exchanging their lives for the lives of others.

But whenever there was the slightest possibility, the Lou Cheng cultivators absolutely had to avoid it, or else they might cause damage to themselves.

In the beginning, when the Lou Cheng cultivators did not kill everyone, they also had the same concern.

However, there were so many treasures in this new mine that even a Peak God was not easily impressed.

The Lousheng cultivators, who were determined to get their hands on the new mine, would not allow any changes to happen.

This wave of enemies was menacing, but the Lou Cheng monks did not panic.

They had enough cards to deal with any eventuality and to ensure final victory.

The strength of the fourth war zone was not as simple as it appeared on the surface, but even more terrifying than imagined.

As a gathering place for peak gods and generals, if the monks of Lou Cheng wanted to start a war, they would certainly shock and terrify all their enemies.

In the Lou Cheng World, it was very difficult to meet a peak God General, and in the Original Extreme Realm, it was very difficult to meet a God King.

Just because the cultivator who has reached the level of God King, will return to the Lou Cheng World to stay, while the pinnacle gods will choose to leave.

It is absolutely foolish not to judge the strength of a Lou Cheng cultivator by its surface condition.

Just like the God King, there may not be any other organization of monks, but there is definitely more than one in the Fourth War Area.

Based on this alone, one could see that the difference in strength between the two sides was definitely not just one and a half stars.

The tribal monks' attempts to exterminate and expel the Building City Monks with the help of external forces were just like dreaming!

The participants were so unified in their opinions that there was no need to discuss too much and simply selected monks to participate in the war.

Most of the monks wanted to participate in the war to try to gain enough merits and benefits.

They actually had a more detailed understanding of the new mining area and knew that there were many good things here.

Tang Zhen's living blood was only one of the treasures, but there were even more treasures.

First come first served, and this priority mining opportunity could not be easily missed.

If you act too slowly, all the benefits will be snatched away by others, and you may not even be able to drink the soup.

It's just that if you want to get ahead of the game, you have to pay a price.

Not only do we have to deal with the resistance of the tribal monks, but the remnant monsters in the mines must also be removed.

These remnant monsters are so strong that even peak gods would not dare to provoke them.

Because of the existence of these monsters, the new mine was never returned to its owners, and they were all watching each other.

They coveted the riches in the new mines, but were reluctant to be the first to clear the monsters, because it would cost them dearly and allow the enemy to take advantage of them for nothing.

But this time, the tribal monks brazenly began to loot, apparently with extreme confidence in their own strength.

There is no point in arguing verbally; if you want control of the new mine, you have to really grab it and occupy it.

As the tribal monks had already taken the initiative to start a war, the Lou Cheng monks were not willing to be weak, and the battle for the new mine began.

As soon as the discussion of the resolution was completed, the Building City monks immediately took action, both by deploying the monks involved in the operation and by listening to the relevant intelligence information.

In just a short time, two-thirds of the Lou Cheng monks in the camp accepted the call to war.

The war between the monks was simple and straightforward, and began with a single order.

There was no need to worry about supply lines, nor was there any need to fear the long distance to travel, even though it was ten thousand miles away, but it was only an instantaneous journey.

Without waiting for too long, a powerfully scented figure quickly assembled, and under the leadership of the peak god general, they headed straight for the new mines ten thousand miles away.