World of Monsters
Chapter 738

The Divine King Returns, a Rising Star Issues a Challenge

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Emperor Tomb Village, the Library.

In the silent reading room, Divine King stood alone before a window, a translucent mailbox interface hovering before his eyes.

Thousands of unread messages were stacked together, mostly from Divine Hall's Sub-Warband Leaders across its many territories.

Recent battle records, resource earnings, changes to their systems-all of this was reported in detail in his mailbox.

He quickly reviewed the relevant information to understand the Divine Hall Guild's current development.

The Divine Hall Guild's main battlefield was now Blood Wall Gauze on the Pale Continent.

This vast battlefield held twelve resource nodes and was one of the main front lines of the players' advance, its flames of war burning year-round.

Divine Hall continued to follow its two old neighbors, Di Nian Bully and the Zerg Master Brain, in fighting over resource nodes.

There were three powerful opponents on this battlefield.

They were the Blue Lantern Race, the Skyguard Race, and the Soul Return Race.

The Against the Tide Legion was their ally.

The emails showed that, to adapt to diverse and complex battles and keep pace with the new era's rapid attacks and defenses, the various Sub-Warband Leaders had begun testing reforms, fully switching to the Linked Contract Sub-Warband model.

The formerly unified legion system had undergone an initial dismantling, with each Sub-Warband defending its own positions and fighting independently.

The result was more flexible combat output and greater battlefield adaptability, significantly improving their strength in tangled, multi-front battles.

Reading through the Sub-Warband Leaders' private reports, Divine King saw unmistakable nostalgia between the lines.

These old brothers who had fought alongside him for over twenty years had lived through successive system changes and long since adapted to the new model of independent Sub-Warband operations, yet they remained attached to their former glory.

Countless messages repeatedly mentioned

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