Doomsday Roulette

“Rodir Yan, the army leader, you... take care.”

A burly Dwarf leader bowed to another of his kind standing before him.

Beside him were two other Dwarves, and behind them stood dozens of fully armed warriors.

These individuals were the senior leaders of the Iron Mug and Falling Hammer legions.

In addition to Rodir Yan, the three others bowing were the remaining leaders and vice leaders of the two legions.

All of them were peak experts.

Rodir Yan smiled and waved his hand, “There’s no need for that right now. Time is of the essence; you should hurry and leave. When we achieve victory, remember to let me know.”

In this battle of Divine Artisan City, there was only one person who would need others to inform him of the victory after it occurred.

The Dwarf leaders present all clenched their fists, breathing heavily; some, particularly those who had a close relationship with Rodir Yan or were nurtured by him, had reddened eyes.

“Let’s go, don’t waste any more time, go!”

The smile on the army leader's face gradually faded, and by the time he uttered the last word, it had turned quite stern.

Everyone knew that Rodir Yan was one of the few gentler personalities among the Tarros Red Dwarves, similar to the current clan leader, Heiting Yanting; the two were indeed good friends.

In fact, even before Heiting Yanting became a Divine Artisan, Rodir Yan and his family often supported the future clan leader.

Let alone anything else, just this level of insight was not something ordinary people could match.

At the same time, Rodir Yan was also one of the first members of the Tarros Red Dwarves' joint learning program a century ago and was among the best.

The joint learning program involved sending individuals to various super clans after they had built a foundation within the Dwarf Race, allowing them to learn the knowledge and culture of other races, as well as various scientific techniques and martial arts, and also to gather intelligence.

Because there are significant differences in physical structure and thought processes among the various races of the All Races of the Universe, the trend of mutual studying among them is not prevalent; at most, it consists of superficial exchanges primarily concerning cultural customs. Study abroad is generally seen as a symbol of friendship between two races.

However, the Dwarves secretly established this joint learning program, sending out batches of students to various races, including not only super clans and major clans but also many medium-tier races.

Over the past century, a vast array of knowledge, technologies, unproven theories, and various intelligence flooded into the Tarros Red Dwarves.

Within the Tarros Red Dwarves, many believe that the reason the race has entered the prosperous age of three Divine Artisans is precisely because this program introduced new theories and concepts, bringing forth fresh ways of thinking and bold assumptions, resulting in the emergence of numerous Divine Artisans.

After all, the three Divine Artisans were not inherently exceptional individuals, yet they all became Divine Artisans.

As an outstanding member of the first joint learning program, Rodir Yan steadily rose to his current high position, with some support from his family but very little; he relied almost entirely on himself to achieve everything. Such a person, with strong abilities, a solid background, and a good character, was greatly admired by his peers and subordinates.

Today, he chose to stay behind to face an entire fleet from a super clan, the outcome... can be imagined, but he showed no fear, all to ensure that his other companions could return to aid the Divine Artisan City, which was not in a good condition.

As long as the Divine Artisan City was safe, Rodir Yan felt that he would not die in vain.

A room full of leaders quickly departed, returning to their troops, and the two legions prepared to set off.

Only Rodir Yan remained in the command room. After checking the time, he activated the communication system inside the castle.