758. Cave Four's Choice

After the formal alliance, Linden granted access to the Dungeon Rift passage, and exchanges between the two sides immediately became frequent.

Of course, he charged a toll in Contribution Points. After all, Linden really was the one maintaining the passage.

With great foresight, Linden also had the dwarves prepare a large batch of constant-temperature Pendants in advance, renting them out at the Rift entrance.

Ordinary people might not be able to afford such magic items, but renting one for a while was still within their means.

Now things were good.

Many people wanted to go to Fungal Fortress to find relatives, and many former slaves on Fungal Fortress's side wanted to return to their hometowns for a look as well.

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Linden strongly supported this kind of search for family, especially for Mushroom Transformers. Their requests to find relatives would receive higher-priority assistance.

The logic was simple. If your family became Puji and you wanted to live together again, then for the sake of convenient communication, connecting to the Mycelium Network was only a matter of time.

More people would choose Symbiosis Mycelium because of this, until "Symbiosis Mycelium" became a "normal phenomenon" in the United Kingdom.

In short, from the moment the alliance was signed, the United Kingdom was already in Linden's pocket.

Aside from the United Kingdom, Linden was also fairly confident about the elves.

The proportion of Symbiosis Mycelium among the elves was not high, since they had not been directly drawn into the war, but the two sides got along quite harmoniously, and there were fanatics like the Spore Society as well. He imagined the resistance to an alliance would not be great.

What was more, Linden still had a trump