Transferring Prisoners of War

The captains of the Magic Airships stepped forward in unison and eagerly said, "Boss, I'm willing to stay..."

Seeing that everyone was willing to remain on Kui Island, Roy considered it briefly before making the final decision to leave Magic Airships No. 14, No. 27, and No. 28 behind.

These three Magic Airships would conduct daily patrols of the waters around Kui Island and monitor the movements of Gray Dwarf Bandits on the surrounding islands.

Captain Timothy would also remain on Kui Island for the time being, responsible for the island's security and defense.

For now, Kui Island would not be open to Half-Elves from the Pattington Plane.

Over the past two days, small groups of Gray Dwarf Bandits had already begun repeatedly trying to investigate Kui Island.

Kui Island was actually quite large. Along its more than eighty kilometers of coastline, only the southern shore had beautiful silver beaches and dense forest. As the coastline extended east and west, affected by the active volcano in the north, it became black cliffs several meters high. Those cliffs continued northward, growing taller and taller.

Kui Island's North Slope connected directly to the volcano. Steep Rock Walls stretched all the way into the clouds, and the rough Volcanic Rock was covered in solidified traces left by Lava Flows, like countless scars across the massive mountain.

If the Gray Dwarf Bandits on the surrounding islands gathered a fleet to besiege Kui Island, the more than six thousand Half-Elf guards currently stationed there would never be enough to defend it. So Roy transferred another ten thousand Half-Elf guards from Padesto City.

Even with Kui Island's Half-Elf guards increased to sixteen thousand, Captain Timothy still felt it would not be easy to defend the more than twenty kilometers of coastline in the south against the