William, Look at the Scroll!

What in the world?

My Avatar was about to step into the Legendary Tier just like that?

William was very annoyed.

Yet he had no other choice.

Gurtai stubbornly insisted on pushing Odin's Avatar to the Legendary Tier before setting him loose into the wild.

This also sparked a drive within William to grow stronger, tempting him to make a fortune on the battlefield between the two sides, fleece some sheep, and gain a few more levels.

Only, the war between Redfire and the Sand Sea Kingdom was not so easily resolved.

To this day, the war had raged on for two months, and the total number of soldiers who had died on the battlefield on both sides already exceeded 180,000.

Yet both kingdoms possessed Legendary-Class Professionals.

As long as they were Undying, it meant the pillars of the kingdoms still stood.

If they wanted to force Legendary Big Shots to make a move, it would require one country's military strength to be completely depleted, or for too many Epic-Class Professionals to fall—reaching a point where, if the Legendaries did not intervene, they might teeter on the verge of national destruction.

Thus, the Redfire Kingdom decided to stop dragging things out and focus on striking down the Sand Sea Kingdom's Epic experts, forcing their Legendary Powerful Beings to make a move.

From this starting point.

Vekru and his Father-in-law were extremely confident.

Although the former king of the Sand Sea Kingdom—the current backbone of the kingdom who held the title of Desert King, Azir—was not only a super-powerful Legendary Archmage, but also a sunset-years powerhouse who had lived for hundreds of years.

Yet Vekru believed that he and his Father-in-law, joining forces, could surely cut down this aging powerhouse.

As for whether Dwarf Legendary Powerful Beings would meddle in this,