The Dwarf race's accession ceremony had initially attracted only Abel's close and friendly allies, but more forces soon arrived one after another.
Although the Wizard Guild was powerful, the various forces did not want to offend Abel, whose strength could rival the Wizard Guild.
Attending the accession ceremony of Dwarf King Job did not necessarily mean offending the Wizard Guild. However, receiving an invitation and refusing to attend the accession ceremony of Dwarf King Job would certainly offend Abel and the forces connected to him.
In fact, on the Central Continent, Abel's forces had already grown into a formidable power that could not be ignored.
The addition of the Dwarf race was especially significant. Abel's forces now included the Barbarian race, the Minotaurs among the Orc Race, the Dragon race, and the Dwarf race. Even the Elf race maintained a close relationship with him.
It could be said that, apart from the human race, more or less every other race in this world was connected to him.
Although this enormous network of forces still seemed far inferior to the Wizard Guild, no one could guarantee how long it would take Abel, with his astonishing rate of advancement, to suppress the Wizard Guild's rule.
Because Ironforge of the Dwarf race was the place of worship of the God of Hills, no god-tier being went there.
Given Dwarf King Job's status, the Dragon race sending the Demigod Golden Dragon Kenbur was already showing him considerable respect.
As everyone had expected, the Wizard Guild had not sent anyone. This allowed many of the guests who had come to relax.
Although they knew that the Wizard Guild would certainly receive news of their attendance at the Dwarf race's ceremony, it was not as difficult to deal with as long as they did not encounter