Chapter 2262 Rallying Tactics

Chapter 2262 Rallying Tactics

The things that his father informed him about were stunning.

The war for allies and the founding of the East Panamic Treaty Alliance led by the Britannian Empire, the Republic of Gorteau, and the Sekigahara Confederate with the sole objective of halting the Kandrian Empire's rise.

On top of that, they had gone as far as to declare war against the Kandrian Empire's allies in East Panama.

There was no way that was more effective when it came to deterring anybody from allying with the Kandrian Empire.

"This is historic..." Rui realized. "Never before have three powerhouses formed a military alliance with the intention of harming another powerhouse."

Emperor Rael nodded with a serious expression. Yet, his eyes were calm. Nôv(el)B\\jnn

"You predicted this?" Rui raised an eyebrow.

"I didn't expect the declaration of a formal alliance, but yes, this was a foreseeable outcome," Emperor Rael remarked with a knowing expression. "It was the most optimal way of ensuring that they will win the war for allies against the Kandrian Empire. While they have more Martial Sages than us, they do not have enough to have anything other than a devastating pyrrhic victory that will weaken them to the point of losing their dominant status."

Rui understood the rationale quite well. "There is no point in fighting a war against Kandria if it means that the war will destroy everything that allows these nations to stand at the top."

"Just so, in that regard, the next logical step for our enemies is to ensure that they are able to gather as much additional power as possible by borrowing it from the nations in their spheres of influence," Emperor Rael calmly added. "We will have no choice but to act."

After all, while Masters were too powerful to be ignored, the ultimate winner would be decided by the outcome of Sage-level combat. In other words, if all twelve Sage-level nations sided with the East Panamic Treaty Alliance, the Kandrian Empire was doomed for destruction. If all twelve Sage-level nations sided with the Kandrian Empire, then it was guaranteed to break past the Great Limit eventually.

Realistically, neither of these was likely to occur.

The two sides would furiously compete for the support of these twelve Sage-level nations who had suddenly gained the privilege of deciding the victor of the third East Panamic War.

Suddenly, the eyes of the world were on these nations.

Their decisions would impact the future of East Panama and the future of all of human civilization.

"Our conditions for victory are rather straightforward, at least on paper," Emperor Rael stated . "We need to offer something that outweighs the threat of war put forth by the East Panamic Alliance, and we need to ensure that we inspire confidence in them regarding our ability to win the war. In that regard, we are at an innate disadvantage since most people would normally be more inclined to believe that three powerhouses would certainly defeat one powerhouse. Or at least, that used to be the case until about a month ago."

Rui quickly followed the implications of his father's words. "Our overwhelming victory against the Sekigahara Confederate has shattered the illusion that Kandria is only equal to our enemy powerhouses."

Emperor Rael smiled with confidence. "Indeed. Never before has the Sekigahara Confederate been so overwhelmed in a war that they waged, losing more than a hundred Masters in a single battle."

"You're welcome, by the way." "I see you're not shy in taking the credit you're owed." His father grew amused. "Regardless, I am indeed grateful to you for your actions, reckless as they were. They have made a significant impact on all those who expected a more even battle between two powerhouses."

His tone grew more serious. "Thanks to you, the image of the Kandrian Empire's formidability is rock-solid. The revelation of seven additional Sages was made in the most impactful manner possible. The world now seriously believes that the Kandrian Empire may very well win the war, just as I had hoped."

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