The First Great War of Magic
Chapter 369

Rebellion Would Be Enough

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These catgirl maidens were geniuses in their respective tribes, even more outstanding than Charlot Mecklenburg before he had summoned the evil god.

Ever since Charlotte, with the help of Black Dragon and Qiudro, the two Orc Saint Ranks, had swallowed up the entire orc camp and used the Church of Destiny to unite the different tribes, his status had risen dramatically.

Charlotte had not actually thought that far ahead. He had merely felt that the orc camp was divided into countless tribes and would be too troublesome to manage, so he had used the simplest possible method. He had not expected that method to work so well.

Charlotte himself had not yet grown accustomed to his current status!

He said there was no need to attend to him, then went to find Black Dragon to discuss how they might lodge a protest with Strasbourg.

Charlotte only wanted to fight for some fairness for himself. He absolutely did not want to court death.

If he led hundreds of thousands of orc troops back, Strasbourg's Saint Ranks would only destroy him first rather than listen to him and grant him any fairness.

Fighting for fairness was something that required considerable wisdom.

In the real world, what mattered most of the time was not reason, but strategy!

Well, Charlotte could only discuss it with Black Dragon.

Golden Goat Herolf was not particularly bright. Although Qiudro had a sharp mind, the great chieftain of the Silverback Ape People was deeply resentful and had little desire to offer Charlotte advice.

Black Dragon now appeared beside Charlotte almost exclusively in human form. The old Lizardman had thoroughly embraced the role of a "military adviser." He was learned, elegant in bearing, and truly possessed the air of a scholar.

Black Dragon was indeed a qualified adviser. The

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