A Small World Appears Out of Nowhere

The Human Race had struggled to accept Asgard's sudden appearance, and they were deeply wary of Odin.

They kept sending troops to pressure and harass Asgard's borders, hoping to force Odin to act.

But as the fighting went on,

their opponents suddenly became the Winged Folk.

What state were the Winged Folk in now?

They didn't care who you were, what race you belonged to, or what faction you served. They were ready to fight anyone.

The moment the troops saw the Winged Folk appear, they lost all will to fight and scattered at top speed.

After all, the Human Race still didn't dare strike the Winged Folk down without mercy.

Cherub had also passed Odin's words to the other Winged Folk Saints. Rather than speeding up their invasion, this slowed it considerably. They even put their plans for further expansion on hold.

Clearly, the Winged Folk had taken the words of "Main God Odin" as a suggestion to let the Dark Creatures wear down the Human Empire first.

Or perhaps,

this little butterfly had flapped his wings again. The war between the Winged Folk and the Human Race probably wouldn't break out as early as it had before.

William hadn't actually intended that, but slowing the Winged Folk's invasion was certainly a good thing.

He vaguely remembered that when the Human Race and the Winged Folk had gone to war early, both sides had suffered terrible losses, and the Dark Creatures had taken advantage.

None of them knew that the Third Dark Invasion wouldn't last just a year or two. The attacks would be relentless, with Legendary fighters and Saints among the invaders.

On top of that, the Winged Folk and Asgard suddenly announced a Military Alliance, pledging to advance and retreat together.

With that,

the human factions could