The Invincible Warlord’s Vengeful Awakening by Adam Jonson

Chapter 14

“Silence” Alron’s furious shout reverberated through the chaotic command room

In the chaotic command room resembling a marketplace, calm was restored with Alron’s furious shout.

Alron’s piercing gaze swept across the room, his eyes flashing like lightning as he locked eyes with

each Warrior. The weight of his authority and determination was palpable, compelling them to submit to

his command. The room was filled with an air of anticipation as they waited for Alron’s next words,

“Gentlemen,” Alron’s voice resonated with a calm yet resolute tone, cutting through the silence. The

great battle is imminent. Save your energy and prepare for war against Avaloria.”

Alron spoke calmly, then continued, The War of the Hundred Kingdoms will begin in seven days. For

this campaign, Ive decided to launch an attack three days in advance.”

A murmur of surprise rippled through the room. A Warrior couldn’t contain his curiosity and asked,

“Alron, why launch an attack on Avaloria three days early?”

The inquisitive Warrior was Pierre Young from Crestonia.

Pierre’s question mirrored the thoughts swirling in the minds of the other Warriors. Dozens of pairs of

puzzled eyes turned toward Alron, secking an explanation for his strategic decision.

Alron, tapping his fingers on the table, said solemnly. The nations you represent were defeated by

Avaloria in the last century, even two centuries ago in the War of the Hundred Kingdoms. Have you

ever thought about why?”

Alron’s eyes carefully scanned the room, observing the reactions of each Warrior.

He saw the realization dawning on their faces, the introspection taking hold. The room filled with a

contemplative silence.

Soon, a realization permeated the minds of the Warriors. In all the wars waged against Avaloria in the

past, their nations had never seemed to emerge victorious.

It was a bitter pill to swallow, a recurring humiliation that they had pushed to the back of their minds.

They refused to confront it head-on.

In that moment, Simon, a seasoned Warrior, couldn’t help but smile. His voice cut through the silence,

carrying a glimmer of hope. “You mean to take them by surprise and catch them off guard?”

Alron’s eyes gleamed with a hint of cunning as he nodded in response to Simon’s astute observation

“Exactly. Avaloria has a

ying. Take them by surprise and catch them off guard.”

A renewed sense of determination swept through the room as Alron continued, his voice filled with

conviction. “According to reliable intelligence, Avaloria currently has only the Frostfire Legion guarding

the Northern Territory. If we launch an attack in advance, with our superior forces, we can break

through their defenses and seize control of the Northern Territory,

On the contrary, if another legion from Avaloria arrives, the pressure on us attacking the Northern

Territory will significantly increase

After Alron finished speaking a Warrior from Zexonia, Matthew Martin, spoke up, “Alron, you’re

overthinking it. A. to our latest intelligence from Zexonia, there is internal discord in Avaloria. Apart from

the Frostire Legion, no seconsi legion is willing to guard the Northern Territory.

“So, your concern is unnecessary. The om iell into a hushed silence as Matthew’s words hung in the

air.

start the war early and anger Avaloria, if they decide to use extreme measures, not a single soldier we

brug will

return alive, Matthew continued, his voice confident and assured.

The weight of Matthew’s warning settled upon the room, causing the Warriors to once again delve into

deep thought. They

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realized the potential risks of provoking Avaloría prematurely and the dire consequences it could entail.

“In that case,” Alron spoke, his voice firm and decisive, “let’s secretly send a Warrior to infiltrate the

Northern Territory and gather intelligence,

“If Avaloria has only the Frostfire Legion guarding the Northern Territory, then three days later, we’ll

launch the attack ahead of schedule.

“Otherwise, we’ll stick to the original plan and abide by the agreed-upon start of the war.”

Alron’s statement carried the weight of authority, and the Warriors nodded in agreement.

As for sending a Warrior to infilate the Northern Territory and gather intelligence, he already had a

candidate in n

Yvette, a renowned Warrior from Eldoria’s Enduring, was the perfect choice.

After all, Eldoria’s Enduring had a reputation worldwide.

And when Yvette heard the order, she readily accepted it.

Spending every day among a group of men had become tiresome for her, and the prospect of venturing

into Avaloria intrigued her.

Besides, she had heard that Avaloria’s men were handsome and formidable Warriors.

Most importantly, they were kind-hearted and knew how to be considerate.

Therefore, Yvette, who had long yearned for Avaloria, willingly took on the mission. She changed into a

set of stealthy clothing and quietly left the territory of the Punishers without anyone noticing

Meanwhile, about a hundred miles northwest of the defensive line constructed by the Frostfire Legion,

in a barren valley.

Tens of thousands of soldiers from the Heavenrage Legion appeared.

Then, under the leadership of Alaric, Cornelius, Duncan, and the other six generals, they split into three

teams and quickly left the valley.

Most of the Heavenrage Legion’s soldiers had been sent by Xavier, and at the moment, only Barnaby

and five thousand soldiers remmed by his side.

“Mr. Cavanaugh, someone is coming

Since they arrived in the Northern Territory, Barnaby’s address for Xavier had changed.

As he spoke, several soldiers in the battle attire of the Frostfire Legion accompanied a middle-aged in

to Xavier’s side.

He was Jacob, the Warrior in charge of the Frostfire Legion.

“KL, it has been a long time since we met.

“Mr. Wright, it’s been a while.

Xavier looked at Jacob, nodding and smiling.

Jacob, looking at Xavier, who had reached the same height as himself, seemed a bit dazed.

After all, in the entire Avaloria, individuals with Warrior-level strength before the age of thirty were

extremely rare.

Xavier was one of them. He was just a twenty-seven-year-old Warrior

But he was extraordinarily glied, a trur monster

The Cavanaugh family’s descendants are getting stronger one generation after another.”

Muttering to himself, Jacob shook off his thoughts and tentatively asked, “Kid, how many people did

you bring?”

When he heard this, Xavier’s eyes showed a hint of ambiguity. Pointing to the five thousand soldiers

behind him, he said, “Not many, just five thousand.”

Jacob’s face turned pale, and he sighed, “Five thousand. It is better than none.”

While comforting himself, he couldn’t help but recall the phone call from Ronald two hours ago,

Reinforcements had arrived.

At that moment, Jacob was overjoyed

And when he learned that the reinforcements were from Xavier’s Heavenrage Legion, his joy

multiplied.

However, now that he heard Anvier say he brought only five thousand soldiers, Jacob’s mood

plummeted.

Xavier observed Jacob’s reaction but pretended not to notice.

He had decided to take the invaders by surprise and strike against the unprepared Thirteen Nations

Alliance.

“Mr. Wright, don’t worry. Avaloria has faced numerous invasions over the past three thousand years.

“Yet. Avaloria still stands!

“Why?

“Because behind us, there is the support of fifteen billion Avalorian citizens and the protection of our

ancestors who fought for Avaloria from ancient times to the present.

“So, Avaloria never fears any challenge

“Even if we fall in battle, countless other citizens will step on our bodies to guard Avaloria.

“Even in death, we will use our blood and flesh to forge a new great wall.”

“Well said.”

At that moment, the shadow lingering in Jacob’s heart dispersed with Xavier’s inspiring words.

Until his mind became a blank slate, Jacob felt a rising and fervent war spirit within him

Afterward, Jacob pulled Xavier into a hastily constructed command room to discuss the defense

against the Thirteen Nations Alliance.

At the same time,

Six miles from the valley, Yvette raised her eyebrows, looking at the device on her wrist resembling a

watch.

It was an advanced search device, Eldoria’s latest technological invention called the Universal Key

On the screen, of the five bars representing the signal strength, there was only one last signal bar.

“Ding”

With the clear sound, the final signal bar vandied.

“Damn it. No signal