New Continent Campaign

"What can I get?"

Faced with Rayne's question, Kastaggin showed no surprise.

This time, the Dwarves had mobilized their entire race to develop the New Continent. Nominally, it was to restore the glory of their ancestors, but that was merely a speech meant to boost morale. Their true purpose was still the Dwarves' grand plan for development: solving the population explosion once and for all and gaining a brand-new place to live.

Of course, the Dwarf kings also understood that they were seizing Rayne's interests.

The two sides were allied through a treaty, so doing this was truly dishonorable. However, for the survival prospects of their entire race, the kings could only resort to this desperate measure.

In truth, the kings knew that the best way to develop the New Continent was to cooperate with Rayne. But then the initiative would no longer be in their hands, and Rayne would be able to manipulate them as he pleased.

Since they had cast Rayne aside and chosen to do it themselves, they had no face to ask Rayne for help again.

Ever since the development plan had been established, the upper echelons of the Dwarves, including the five kings, had been holding their breath. They were determined to succeed and absolutely refused to let Rayne laugh at them. Thus, when the Netherfiends counterattacked over the past few months, the kings had gritted their teeth and held on even after losing a third of their Legion, without sending a single request for help to Gotham City.

But now, they really couldn't hold out any longer!

Last night, the "Chesak Wall" was breached by the Netherfiends. The Dwarves paid a tremendous price to eliminate the enemies and seal the breach in the wall again.

After the battle ended, they tallied the casualties and