Chapter 476: The Civil War Vortex in the Southern Wilderness

Moss's Frostfang Tribe had some contacts with Duke Canglan before, but because Duke Canglan supported the 'Fire Wolf Tribe' more, the relationship between the two parties was a bit subtle - according to Duke Canglan's thinking, these tribes are They must not be united together.

The reason why Moss came to Qiongying in the first place was that in addition to the exchange of materials, he also had the intention of 'the opponent's opponent can become his friend' - mainly for the Dire Wolf Tribe, although the Canglan Principality The land is vast and abundant, but it is not in the eyes of this small tribe.

There has always been friction between the Frostfang Tribe and the Fire Wolf Tribe. The fundamental reason is that the Fire Wolf Tribe originally belonged to a tropical tribe in the north. This made the cultural differences between the two parties large. After becoming neighbors, they had the most friction.

Usually, the Dire Wolf tribe relies on its domesticated wolves to run rampant in this fog. Almost no one can match them - there was even a record of 800 people defeating 20,000 northern nobles' private army!

The militia units led by some lords and knights were indeed unbearable, but such a record was indeed incredible. Although the fog is a big factor, in the end it is still the root cause of morale - in comparison, those useless warriors on the ice wall of Dome Eagle are relatively tough and elite.

It can be said that after the twilight battle, the northern nobles have completely lost the confidence to fight against the Southern Wilderness. In the usual bandit suppression missions, after learning that there are Southern Wilderness people on the opposite side, the noble knights will even lead troops to massacre civilians. Collecting people's heads to fake the battle situation.

——According to Moss, the northern nobles are a group of cowards who don't even dare to fight. They will collapse at a moment's notice, and a few people can chase hundreds of them around.

But in this battle between Moss and the others, the Frostfang Tribe proved who are the real warriors around here - Moss and his group of more than 500 people defeated the more than 3,000 Fire Wolf Tribe warriors on the opposite side!

By the time the fight is over, the Fire Wolf Tribe still doesn’t know how many people are here.

More than half of the more than 60,000 horses were obtained from that tribe.

After this battle, Moss has completely established his position as chief - Moss's father is also a famous Sun Warrior, and he has gained a lot of reputation in the Twilight Battle. But now that he is a little old, he is more focused on his 'civil service'.

His father decided to abdicate and wanted to follow Soraya as a shaman in the future. However, the collection of the horses was a little hasty this time. In addition, considering that if the new chief would go to the Kingdom of Stars as soon as he took office, it would be detrimental to the current situation of the tribe, so the ceremony was not held.

The Frostfang tribe is still managed by Moss's father. After Moss came back, he became the unwavering chief. As for Moss's brother, he has been by the chief's side since he was a child, so the old Frostfang chief was no longer involved in politics. Considering both the political factors and the support of the tribe, he is not suitable to inherit the position of chief.

Of course, the most important factor is that the old Frostfang chief and their great chief seem to be inseparable - this can be seen from the land they were assigned.

Otherwise, Brother Moss, who stays with the great chief, would naturally be the most suitable candidate.

In the midst of the excitement, Soraya, who was looking over there with George not far away, covered her head with a headache.

"These guys are really careless. Many things could have been resolved peacefully." Soraya never imagined that things would turn out like this.

After seeing the female boss’s appearance, the fallen knight ‘Thor’ started drinking with a guilty conscience. Quietly taking a look at its big boss.

George kept silent and picked up a piece of chicken leg for Sol with his fork.

Saul did a lot of bad things in the middle of this matter, and many of them were George's ideas.

This demon can be said to be the number one hero. Without it, the collection of horses would not be so efficient, and many tribes would not fall into the arms of the Sun God so quickly.

What's interesting is that Soraya's previous attempts to quietly visit certain tribes were unsuccessful - they didn't believe in the Sun God. In other words, they do not abide by the ancestral rules and do not have such strong worship of the sun god.

If Moss's tribe is the 'conservative', then these tribes are the 'renovators' - the chief is a typical example of these tribes.

The thoughts of these tribes seem to be more advanced and open, and their styles are more similar to those of the northern aristocrats - they pay great attention to the rules and decency in some scenes. It seems to be gradually assimilated by northern civilization.

Their chiefs even had their own noble crests and flags. It's just that not all members of these families are blood relatives.

The most interesting thing is that although Soraya failed to gain respect in the Dire Wolf tribe, Thor cleverly established a line with some of the upper-class people in the Dire Wolf tribe.

Of course, the methods used by Thor were more evil and insidious, typical of cultists, but the effect was extremely obvious.

Under George's guidance, the demon even developed a few followers.

And without these traitors causing trouble, the situation in the south would not have turned into this in the end just because of a simple withdrawal.

Now a large area of ​​Southern Wilderness tribes below Dome Eagle have fallen into chaos. In that huge whirlpool, it has begun to evolve into civil war.

The biggest trigger was the battle between Moss and the Dire Wolf tribe.

Originally, the two tribes planned to trade normally, and the number of horses traded was not so large. But in the end, Moss and the others simply stopped doing nothing.

The feud between the two sides has been completely settled.

From the situation of Moss and his team collecting horses this time, George can understand that the relationship between the tribes in the Southern Wilderness is even more unstable than the relationship between the noble lords. The nobles at least put those intrigues under the table, but the tribes in the Southern Wilderness are obviously at odds with each other.

Even now that all the tribes have entered the Kingdom of Iberia and sworn allegiance to the kingdom (not the king), they have become nominal noble lords. This situation of mutual friction has not changed at all - naked law of the jungle.

Although the people of the Moss tribe are half as many as those of the Dire Wolf Tribe, the people of the Southern Wilderness have always been stubborn and have a sense of fighting if they don't obey. And this plunder has completely built up the confidence of Moss's tribe. After Moss's tribe received the final payment given by Leighton (the amulet given later), they are no longer afraid of the people of the Dire Wolf Tribe on the battlefield.

As the small tribes are integrated into Moss and his team, the soft power of the Moss tribe will gradually be equal to that of the Dire Wolf Tribe.

After the incident between the two tribes, the chieftain intended to mediate. But neither tribe had the intention to stop fighting. And gradually pulled many surrounding tribes into this vortex.

The forces of both sides are constantly expanding, and George is happy to see who swallows whom in the end.

When the snowballs of the two sides collided violently and merged together. George will detonate the mine buried by Sol, and Soraya will lead people to help calm the source of the disaster. The scene in Benjamin's territory will be re-enacted in an exotic script.