Necromancer? No, Call Me Archaeologist
Chapter 125

Doesn't Learn His Lesson

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Medivh had already gained enough territory in this pioneering war.

In the follow-up operations of the Rainy Season Offensive, Medivh wouldn't play as great a role as he had in Leap Operation. He wasn't the strategic centerpiece.

The Rapid Supply Line was an achievement of Leap Operation. The supplies stockpiled along the South Bank of Tu River were sufficient to support the follow-up operations of the Rainy Season Offensive.

In fact, Medivh wasn't the only one who hadn't been allotted much territory. The other pioneers who had come from Wan River had it even worse.

Medivh's neighbor in Wrynn Territory, Philip, a pioneer from the Loran Family, had only been permitted to build a Military Castle on the North Bank of Tu River.

The land from the North Bank of Tu River to the South Bank of Sui River had been divided among the other pioneers.

Medivh's task in the follow-up operations of the Rainy Season Offensive was to help build Military Castles. He didn't need to fight.

Pioneers like Philip were responsible for transporting supplies and supporting the fighting. They were secondary combat units.

The primary combat units in this operation were the pioneers who had been allotted land. If they wanted territory, they had to prove they could push the front line forward.

Medivh had nothing to say about that. You got as much land as you worked for. He'd already achieved his goal, and he couldn't have been happier to slack off and farm in the rear.

In late July, the floods had only just receded a few days earlier, and the region north of Tu River was still a muddy mess.

Medivh didn't care. He sent Wrynn Territory's advance Skeleton Engineering Team out at once.

With Earth-type Skeleton Mages clearing mud and reinforcing the ground, the

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