Reincarnated as incubus: I didn't mean to seduce you!-Chapter 604 - 210: Rose Maiden Series Puppet Making Method, News of the Elemental Furnace (10K)_3

Kael looked at him with a complex expression in his eyes.

Dr. Osborne was right, to some extent, the current situation of the Yibel Federation does bear some resemblance to the goblin empire of former years.

However, there are also obvious differences from the goblin empire.

"The Dwarves of Molten Furnace Castle are much stronger than imagined, and frankly speaking, their forging techniques for both cold weapons and armor have reached a revolutionary level of excellence."

In an Otherworld with firearms and ammunition, a core factor that severely impacts the development of firearms is the forging skills of the Dwarves of Molten Furnace Castle.

Their cold weapons and armor produced a stunned silence among the goblin gunners during this battle.

It was never thought that armors of such powerful assembly-line production could exist in this world.

Of course, Kael had said before that all the member states that joined the Alliance didn't fare too well afterward.

Abyss Gates appeared within Shadow Country, and the swarms of Demons that emerged engulfed the entire nation, pulling most of Shadow Country's territory into the Abyss, becoming one of its layers.

The Great Underground Tomb, for violating the taboo and attempting to create the Undead Catastrophe, was eradicated by neighboring countries working together.

The Dwarves from Molten Furnace Castle didn't fare much better; they were the first to exit the war between the Forest Supreme, Molten Furnace Castle, and the Yibel Federation.

The curse magic that could corrode everything was too terrifying, almost within a very short period, the equipment of the Dwarves of Molten Furnace Castle was corroded by the unending crimson flames of curse magic into golden crispy chicken.

Afterwards, facing the onslaught of the curse swordsmen, the Dwarves could be said to have been battered until they scattered in all directions, virtually crippled by the Federation.

In Kael's day, the once hot-tempered, combative Dwarves of Molten Furnace Castle had been beaten until they "danced and sang".

They had no choice but to "dance and sing"; otherwise, their spirits would have collapsed under the assault of those curse swordsmen.

The Forest Supreme… after the war with the Yibel Federation, quickly became submissive and passive; in recent years, as Slave Traders grew increasingly rampant, the Elves, who used to exterminate Slave Merchants without mercy, also began to feel the heavy pressure.

Though still considered a major power, it's nowhere near the glory of the Elf Empire when it occupied half the continent.

Even the holy Briania is gradually being eroded away by the Federation in terms of their foundational territory.

"Indeed… our future lord, must be much more cautious than we imagined."

"Hm? Why do you say that?" Kael, who was aware of the might of the Yibel Federation but didn't have a deep understanding of its true strength, found it difficult to share that sentiment.

"Your nation, from the day it was established, probably hasn't been around for very long, right?

Looking at the curse swordsman system you use now, it's clear that it's a profession specially designed to counter other nations that possess strong defensive capabilities and high-speed attack methods, where your adversaries also lack air combat abilities."

Kael nodded.

Even if he wasn't particularly interested in the history of the Yibel Federation, he was still aware of the key turning points in its development.

The first was when the various city-states united to band together for survival, gaining an opportunity to recuperate and rapidly advancing the number of professionals, increasing the proportion of curse swordsmen in the mainstream professional community, to compete for the surrounding territories.

During this phase, several individuals who would later become the pinnacle of the Yibel Federation elites emerged.

The Governor Caesar, known as the strongest human.

Lion Heart, who single-handedly cut through thousands of enemies and decapitated the legendary head of the opposition.

The Earl of Bougainvillea, who ambushed a main army corps in the Southwest Marsh.

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At that time, these bright and dazzling geniuses forcibly carved out a bloody path, earning peace for the Federation.

And the second time it expanded rapidly… Coincidentally, it was the five-year war where the Knight Corps, composed of curse swordsmen, had the Dwarves of Molten Furnace Castle "dancing and singing."

From that day on, the Dwarves fell in love with drinking, and blacksmithing became their entire hobby.

After usurping the territory originally owned by the Dwarves, the Federation finally welcomed an unprecedented explosion of growth.

The rapid expansion of human confidence, along with the reputation built from two successive major victories, gave hope to the suffering human compatriots scattered across various nations.

Thus, a large number of humans, including many devout human followers from holy Briania, flocked to the Federation. In just over a decade, the power of the Yibel Federation quadrupled.

And the third time…

That was the war with the Forest Supreme that Grandpa White and others participated in back in the day.

After that war, as the aggressor and the defeated, the Forest Supreme, to avoid prolonged trouble, compensated the Federation with a large sum of money, even reluctantly providing many technologies that were previously exclusive to the Elves.

This included a complete Magic System that accompanied the Mage profession, and even the teachers trained to cultivate students were delivered as well.

Of course, perhaps it was because during that period, too many young mages and Elves became closely connected, which led to a time when mages excessively admired certain "truths" in Elf Magic that were not so accurate, and they almost went astray.