The Medallion

Zain glanced at Rocky thoughtfully. He had given a sound suggestion, but Zain was still wary of the Ghost Fief's army and Rocky himself. After all, they worked for Layla. They might betray Zain, which would be quite troublesome.

However, he couldn't think of any other way to transport the water and food except through the help of the Ghost Fief's army.

On his end, Rocky patiently held his silence, for he knew that Zain needed to make this decision independently. That would also prevent Zain from laying the blame on him in the future.

"Odin, please go back to the Ghost Fief's army at once. Ask Leader Gilbert to collect all the clean water in the Wind Plain and send it along with the food in two days. I also want you to take Israel with you, so he can assist you with the preparations,"

Zain finally decided.

"Yes, Your Royal Highness." With that, Rocky nodded, turned around, and left.

"Your Royal Highness, I see that you are still wary of Odin!" Adrian suddenly remarked.

"Of course. He may seem like a simple person, but that's only for show. However, for the time being, we have no choice but to depend on him,"

Zain confessed with a sigh. His eyes gazed coldly into the horizon that Rocky had disappeared in.

On the flip side, Rocky found Israel and passed on to him Zain's orders. Israel then accompanied him as he returned to the camp of the Ghost Fief's army in the Wind Plain.

The resentment in Israel's eyes remained strong, even as he traveled alongside Rocky. He felt exceedingly envious of Rocky because the most outstanding Godly Genius of the nine fiefs used to be him. Israel had been used to people worshipping the ground he walked on, but since Rocky had defeated him, he couldn't seem to surpass the other man. Although they were both Godly Geniuses of the royal family and were on an equal footing now, Rocky kept on achieving so much, which left him in the dust. Therefore, at this time, the enemy he wanted to kill the most was Rocky.

all. Thus, he paid no attention to the other man and his sullen treatment of him, for in his

returning to the camp of the Ghost Fief's army, Rocky went to Gilbert and relayed

didn't trust them at all and had even sent Israel to monitor their movements. Fortunately, they

on the whole army to

took about half a day before the Ghost Fief's army had collected enough water for the royal army to last three more days. They stored it in bamboo tubes and loaded them

out, escorting the water and food to the royal army's camp in the

they got to the Red River Valley, they found that fifty thousand soldiers led by the Elite Fief's leader had blocked the entrance. They couldn't enter the valley.

up camp and racked their brains for a solution to

did they start to block the entrance?" Israel murmured, looking

probably thought Prince Zain would retreat through the entrance, so they blocked it in hopes of an ambush. However, the prince must have surprised them by not retreating," Rocky explained after pretending to think for

trickster!" Israel

loss, and the Elite Fief's leader calls the shots. Be careful, they're not easy to deal with!" Gilbert warned as if he

army on par with the Elite Fief's? We can charge headfirst into the valley as long as we can guarantee the safety of the water and food. Those need to be prioritized and sent into the

Fief's army and whatever they might lose. If the two armies fought against each other outright, both sides would suffer extensive losses. However, Gilbert and Rocky would never allow the soldiers of the Ghost

I think it will be better to divide our soldiers into two groups. One group will distract Enoch's army, while the other group will wait for the opportunity to break through the

and you two will be in charge of distracting Enoch's forces.

me do it instead!" Gilbert deliberately tried to volunteer,

you need to stay here because only you are on par with the Elite Fief's leader. If that guy dares to make a move, we need you here to take care of him. As for Odin, his incredible intelligence will be crucial just in case Leader

answered as if he had given up, even when he