The underground treasury held a great many things and spanned several levels.
The wizards who entered were not all from the Thorn Holy Tower. Some came from other factions, including several wizard families.
Yet, surprisingly, none of them fought over anything, as the Allied Legion had its own rules.
None of these items would belong to any individual. Everything would be handed over and distributed later.
Of course, negotiations over vested interests would certainly be involved, but those had little to do with ordinary wizards.
Half a month passed in the blink of an eye.
The chaos and clamor in Ashen City gradually subsided, replaced by an oppressive calm under rigidly enforced order.
Under the forceful intervention of the legion's logistics department, the city's basic functions were restored. It became an important forward base and supply hub for the legion's advance into the interior of the Brunn Continent.
New orders had already been issued. The legion's main force would march on, like an ever-expanding torrent of steel, pushing into the richer and less explored regions of the Brunn Continent's interior.
Their objective was to crush the Indigenous Coalition's remaining effective fighting forces and occupy the land completely.
The Seventh Squadron also received its new assignment: march northeast and wipe out an ancient Awakened tribe living on the fringes
of the Blackwind Mountains—the Mountain People.
According to intelligence, this ancient tribe had lived deep in the mountains for generations, isolated from the outside world.
They were not particularly numerous, but they were fierce, and almost every member was an Awakened. Most of their abilities involved earth, stone, and strength, making them exceptionally skilled at mountain warfare.
During the early stages of the Allied Legion's invasion, this tribe had not actively joined the resistance. But as the fighting spread, they began frequently