Thus, from the moment this future Chaos Faction was founded, its cohesion, organization, and ability to coordinate were nowhere near those of the previous future.
When the flames of the world war swept across the entire Otherworld Continent, the Chaos Races, already separated by impassable distances and poor transportation, were soon cut off from one another by Holy Light Races such as the elves and dwarves, falling into the predicament of being isolated and helpless.
Originally, this was not a fatal problem.
After all, over the past ten thousand years, the Chaos Races had always gone their own ways and held on through their own strength.
This was because they generally occupied barren mountains and treacherous waters, places starved of resources but blessed with terrain that was easy to defend and hard to assault.
When fighting alone, it was certainly difficult for the Chaos Races to break out. But if the Holy Light Races wished to send armies on long expeditions and attack the Chaos Races' lairs, they would inevitably have to pay an incomparably bloody price as well.
However, this Another World War had brought about an unprecedented new situation.
The Dragon City Civilization had delivered brand-new military technologies, killing machines, and concepts of warfare to this ancient, sluggish world.
War was often the best way for two civilizations to rapidly merge.
Amid high-intensity battles with the Dragon City Civilization, where flesh and blood flew everywhere and the fighting was incomparably brutal, the Holy Light Faction's military technology improved at a visible pace, and entirely new concepts of warfare gradually took shape. Through unfathomable magic, they also captured vast quantities of killing machines—from Automatic Rifles to Main Battle Tanks to Armored Airships. Wreckage and even intact finished products fell into the Holy Light Faction's hands.
Since the Holy Light