Because of God's Country, the Wizard Guild had to summon a large number of wizards by transferring them from its various branches instead of calling them from the Doomsday Defense Wall. Compared to the Dwarf race, God's Country was the Wizard Guild's greatest enemy.
Besides, given the Wizard Guild's power, Demigod Wizard Brunnan did not believe the Dwarf race would dare resist the Wizard Guild.
This operation was more a show of force. As long as they dealt with those Dwarves who worshiped the God of Hills, they could then select a new Dwarf King from among the Dwarves.
Regardless of whether the Dwarves acknowledged the new Dwarf King, with the Wizard Guild's support, and with Dwarf King Gunther dead, the Dwarf race was leaderless. Even if they disagreed, they would have to accept him.
This was Demigod Wizard Brunnan's confidence, and also the foundation of the Wizard Guild's authority to rule the world.
In fact, he and the others had all made the same mistake: they had misjudged the number of Dwarves who worshiped the God of Hills.
If there had only been several hundred or several thousand, the Dwarf race might have accepted the Wizard Guild's punishment rather than face extermination.
But there were two million Dwarf believers, and most of them were elites of the Dwarf race. That was why Dwarf King Gunther had refused the God Tier Wizard's demand even at the cost of his life.
Could Dwarf King Gunther really not have known the price of refusing the God Tier Wizard?
Agreeing meant extermination, and refusing meant extermination as well. In that case, they might as well die with dignity.
Brunnan had gathered ten Demigod Wizards and more than twenty Legends. Setting aside the five thousand wizards of various levels, just the sight of more