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The Non-Monkey Nation Fleet charged forward like a storm, unleashing chaos in its wake. As they advanced, the skies darkened and the earth trembled.
In an instant, both sides erupted into battle without any warning. The Dragon Kingdom displayed an unprecedentedly aggressive stance, a shocking transformation that left nations around the world stunned, as if struck by an overwhelming thunderclap. The level of astonishment was beyond comprehension.
In the Chou Kingdom, the High Command was in a frenzy, akin to monkeys with their tails on fire. They hurriedly convened an emergency meeting, urgency palpable in the air. The spacious and solemn conference room was suffused with an atmosphere so tense it felt suffocating.
How could the Dragon Kingdom suddenly adopt such a hardline approach without any forewarning? This completely exceeded all our previous predictions and expectations. An official with graying hair and an anxious expression shouted hoarsely, his face flushed with urgency.
The attendees exchanged worried glances, their expressions heavy as lead. Each furrowed brow reflected deep concern as they racked their brains for countermeasures. Inside the government building of the White Flag Nation, chaos reigned supreme. Officials whispered anxiously to one another, creating a cacophony reminiscent of headless flies.
The Dragon Kingdom's resolute stance was almost unbelievable; how were we supposed to respond? Heated debates ensued, voices raised in frustration, yet they remained as lost as headless flies—no clear direction emerged, no feasible plan could be devised.
Siziguo found itself equally entangled in confusion. The High Command was as restless as ants on a hot stove, anxiety consuming them as if the end of the world were nigh. The Dragon Kingdom's aggressive move bore down on us like a mountain; its impact was overwhelmingly significant.
We needed to devise a foolproof strategy at lightning speed! In the grand and opulent conference hall of Noble Nation, the atmosphere was stifling, akin to being trapped in a dark abyss where breathing became difficult.
This drastic shift from the Dragon Kingdom was like a bombshell that complicated an already intricate situation, fraught with peril. We must reassess our position and strategy with utmost caution and depth.
In the Cabinet Meeting of the Sakura Kingdom, officials wore furrowed brows, their expressions twisted into an inscrutable knot. The recent shocking actions of the Dragon Kingdom posed a significant potential threat to us, necessitating utmost vigilance and a cautious approach as if walking on thin ice.
In stark contrast, the situation in Bear Country was one of positivity and determination. The High Command gathered in a fervent and impassioned atmosphere, where voices rang out with conviction. They asserted that the Dragon Kingdom's firmness was not without foundation; their stance and actions were fully justified and inevitable. We should support them without hesitation, standing shoulder to shoulder and rowing together through challenges.
The collective attitude was resolute, with unwavering gazes reflecting their determination to maintain a close and unbreakable cooperative relationship with the Dragon Kingdom. Together, they would face various challenges and opportunities.
Only the Non-Monkey Nation continued to exhibit an exceedingly arrogant demeanor, displaying a level of hubris that was both detestable and foolish. They were not entirely ignorant, but their understanding of their opponents' true capabilities was alarmingly shallow.
Yet this time, Chou Kingdom boldly made grand promises, thumping their chests as they vowed to uphold a so-called supreme commitment. They pledged to confront the formidable Heroic Spirit of the Dragon Kingdom with all their might, attempting to contain it through their Military Advisor's efforts.
Meanwhile, the Non-Monkey Nation seemed to believe that dealing with the relatively ordinary soldiers of the Dragon Kingdom would suffice for their safety. This seemingly solid promise was, in reality, as fragile as a dream or an illusion. Under this false sense of security, the Non-Monkey Nation acted as if bewitched, their minds clouded and reckless as they boldly approached the sacred and solemn presence of the Dragon Kingdom.
The island, unyielding and fierce, stood its ground. The forces surged forward with an overwhelming momentum, charging ahead with reckless abandon. Even when confronted by the Dragon Kingdom's Heroic Spirits, whose thunderous might came crashing down like a tidal wave, the advance could not be halted. The situation had escalated into a heated and brutal conflict.
The Non-Monkey Nation remained oblivious to the impending doom. Their blind arrogance clouded their judgment, as the decision-makers reveled in self-delusion, lost in a fantasy of invincibility. They stubbornly believed that everything was firmly under their control, held tightly within their dirty and evil grasp. Their smugness was nauseating, their contempt for all that was decent evident in their every action.
In a grand display of hubris, they boldly announced the deployment of four well-equipped fleets, each imposing and formidable. Two of these fleets advanced with swaggering confidence toward the battlefield, eager to support their comrades. Meanwhile, the other two harbored sinister intentions as they stealthily made their way toward Fengyan Island and Qingshan Island.
Each of these fleets carried with them three treacherous Military Advisors from the Chou Kingdom, intent on sowing discord. Despite the Dragon Kingdom's Heroic Spirits being powerful enough to instill fear in their enemies, they faced eight relentless and vicious Heroic Spirits who pursued them with ferocity. The odds were stacked against them as they prepared for what lay ahead.
Breaking free effortlessly was by no means an easy task. As long as they could firmly entangle the two formidable entities known as the Dragon Kingdom and the Divine-Class Heroic Spirit, then the other two islands would inevitably find themselves in a precarious situation, struggling to cope with the difficulties at hand. They would be left with no effective means of response, lacking immediate strategies and tactics.
The battles on the first two islands were likely to drag on for an extended period—months, perhaps even years—making it all too plausible. During this unbearably long and torturous time, the abundant and invaluable resources of the two islands behind them would allow the Non-Monkey Nation to brazenly transport back their ill-gotten gains to their insatiable and greedy homeland, plundering and occupying without any reservations.
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