"Since that's the case, I'll have to trouble everyone with guarding this area. We absolutely cannot let the Goblins' scheme succeed!"
"Please calm down, Mr. President."
The man in the Mage Robe spoke again. "While the possibility is quite high, this is still only a guess for now. We shouldn't concentrate all our personnel there because of it. If the Goblins aren't as intelligent as we think and still choose to attack through yesterday's pass, it will be troublesome for us to rush back afterward."
"Indeed."
Lin Mo nodded as well. "To be safe, we should first send part of our forces over to stand guard. If the Goblins really act as we expect, those adventurers can hold them off temporarily while waiting for reinforcements."
The president of the Adventurer's Guild was no ordinary man. He had simply been running around nonstop these past few days and was too busy to sort out his thoughts. Under their advice, he quickly calmed down.
"Alright. But the route the two of you discovered poses too great a threat to the front lines to ignore. The first group of adventurers sent there cannot be too small, and it would be best to have some strong experts stationed there."
As he spoke, he looked at the man in the Mage Robe, who appeared to be around thirty.
In most people's minds, Mages were undoubtedly synonymous with strength.
"I'll go."
The man immediately nodded in understanding. "And my team members will come with me."
"I'll go too."
Lin Mo spoke right after him, followed by a string of adventurers volunteering themselves.
Some adventurers also chose to remain behind to help defend the town, ready to provide support at any moment, or head to the pass where the Goblins had launched their surprise attack yesterday to