Steeling His Resolve, Sounding the Horn of Expansion!

The Adventurers' Alliance was actually on our side?

Chen Shen slowly exhaled, and his expression suddenly relaxed again. "The first founder of the Adventurers' Alliance was Su Deben, the former commander-in-chief who once controlled the four major military districts of our Tian Yuan Territory. Because the interests involved in this crisis of trust were simply too great, he bluntly said that he could no longer tolerate the leaderless situation. In the end, he took a small group of people and left the territory, heading to other parts of the New Continent to establish the Adventurers' Alliance's initial form."

"Thanks to the Adventurer Terminal production technology they obtained from the ruins, the Adventurers' Alliance expanded extremely quickly. In just one year, they had built a Great United Democratic States from nothing—a system that was loosely organized, yet possessed astonishing cohesion. But this disorderly expansion also caused management difficulties. Many adventurers, no longer subject to restraint, began causing trouble outside, eventually provoking numerous large territories, including the Three Great Territories, to launch a campaign against them."

"Only, very few people knew about that battle."

"Commander Su Deben won!" Feng Tianmin suddenly laughed beside them, his expression rather roguish. "With just 1.3 million adventurers, he actually defeated the five-million-strong allied army formed by the various territories. He seized an astronomical amount of resources and wealth, and at the same time completed the crucial point that had long been difficult to achieve during the Adventurers' Alliance's restructuring—dividing the whole into parts!"

"Now, adventurers are scattered throughout the New Continent, spread across territories both large and small. They can use their terminals to communicate, accept and issue missions, and go to the Adventurers' Alliance locations that move from time to time to exchange rewards. The system still looks loosely organized, but once a mobilization mission