Afterward, everyone discussed many matters together.
The main topic was the two awakened Heroes. Lidas and Anima were simply too concerned about them, so the conversation kept revolving around them.
That was not necessarily a bad thing.
Lidas and Anima knew the two Heroes extremely well. They even pointed out many of their strengths and weaknesses, essentially telling Shien and the others about their vulnerabilities, including their fighting styles, methods, patterns, and so on. Their explanations were remarkably detailed.
With such detailed explanations, if they faced those two Heroes again, they likely would not be as flustered as they had been this time, nearly allowing the situation to be overturned in the end.
But if there was anything bad about it, there were indeed some downsides.
Just as Shien had thought, Lidas and Anima were not the God of War who governed the domain of war. They discussed for a long time the impact that the enemy gaining two Transcendent Class powerhouses would have and how they should deal with it afterward, yet all they could conclude was that they should take precautions. They could not take the initiative at all.
Of course, taking the initiative now would be difficult as well.
Leaving aside the fact that the enemy's whereabouts remained unknown, the kingdom and the God Race still needed to make arrangements regarding the Beastmen Race and properly deploy the combat strength of the returning Beastmen Race before they could proceed with their next move.
Especially regarding the prisoners.
This time, Shien had not merely brought back the Beastmen Race. He had also captured Beastfolk warriors from Geura's side, such as Note, who had participated in the rebellion, as well as the Dwarf blacksmiths who had forged weapons in Cosmos.
The kingdom and the God Race had follow-up arrangements