Chapter 129 Legend
Although the Silver Tower has an efficient communication tool like the Book of Wisdom, spellcasters who claim to be noble rarely communicate about the situation outside the Silver Tower on the forum.

Even a major change in the Silver Empire's ruling policy would not necessarily cause any waves on the forum.

Therefore, during this time in the Tower of Truth, Roland had no idea what was happening in the outside world.

So, after leaving the Tower of Truth, Roland found the nearest city and inquired about various intelligence and news.

The Adventurer's Association was the main place Roland sought information from.

Although the Adventurer's Association does not spread information as quickly as the Spellcaster's Association, compared to the Spellcaster's Association which only pays attention to news related to spellcasters, the Adventurer's Association pays attention to all news.

Moreover, the Adventurer's Association also ordered a batch of fixed information exchange tools similar to the Book of Wisdom from the Tower of Truth.

Although it is not possible to install a set in every city like the Spellcaster Association, it can only be installed in large cities, and the remaining small cities, villages and towns can only rely on manual delivery.

Compared to the Spellcasters' Guild, the Adventurers' Guild not only has more and more complicated information, but also lacks authenticity and accuracy, and is relatively lagging behind. It's not so bad in big cities, at most ten days or half a month late, but other towns may be several months late, or even a year or two.

However, in addition to having all kinds of intelligence information, the Adventurer's Association also has a huge advantage, which is that it is cheap. The most expensive information is only a few hundred gold coins at most.

Moreover, for most ordinary adventurers, the information they need might even cost only one or two silver coins.

The Adventurer's Association's main strategy is to make small profits but quick turnover.

For Roland, money was naturally not a problem, so he spent more than a hundred gold coins to get the information he needed from the local Adventurer's Association.

Through the news from the Adventurer's Association, Roland could easily see that the situation in Donnar was not very good.

Although the coalition forces regained some lost territory under the counterattack led by the legendary Eleanor, the Green Tide still held an absolute advantage, firmly controlling and occupying more than three-quarters of the land in East Nar.

After all, the coalition has legends, and the Green Tide also has legends, legendary orcs. Kan'ozu will not let Eleanor act at will.

According to the latest news, about half a month ago, a fierce battle broke out between Eleanor and Kan'ozu. The two legends fought for three days and three nights, and finally the coalition forces announced that Eleanor had the upper hand.

However, as the most advanced intelligence, the Adventurer's Association would naturally not just listen to the coalition's propaganda. Below this intelligence, the Adventurer's Association mentioned a more secret message, that is, after the legendary war, Eleanor rarely appeared in public, and the coalition also secretly ordered some high-end alchemical potions for healing from the Spellcaster Association.

Coupled with the unstoppable Green Tide offensive and the coalition forces' continuous hiring of Sinar's large mercenary corps.

After analyzing the situation, the intelligence analysts of the Adventurer's Association believed that the battle between Eleanor and Kan'aozu might end in a draw, or even that Kan'aozu might have the upper hand. The former was most likely, while the latter was less likely.

After all, if Kanaozu had the upper hand, how could he watch the coalition forces complete the counterattack and regain some of the lost territory?

However, Roland combined the plot of his previous life and could guess the real situation. The real situation was probably that Kanaozu had the upper hand. As for why Kanaozu watched the coalition forces counterattack.

This involves the secret of the legend.

In this world, extraordinary powers will gradually allow individuals to evolve, sublimate and eventually break free from racial restrictions.

When promoted to the fourth level, the knight will undergo a physical sublimation and the spellcaster will undergo a spiritual sublimation, and begin to truly transcend the mortal level.

As the supernatural powers gradually increase, supernatural beings will become reproductively isolated from mortals and become more and more unique based on the evolutionary direction they choose. After high-level sublimation, supernatural beings basically evolve into special subspecies of the original race. When they reach the legendary stage, supernatural beings will break away from the limitations of the original race and become unique themselves.

It can be said that at the stage of legend, he is an independent race.

Moreover, when reaching the stage of legend, the legendary life personality will also have the ability to influence and interfere with the intelligent races around him, which means that as long as the legend is willing, he can create a whole new race.

For example, Donnar is mainly composed of knights, while Sinnar is mainly composed of spellcasters, which is also due to the influence of legends.

There have been several legendary knights in Donnar. Under the influence of their power, the humans of Donnar are naturally more suitable for embarking on the extraordinary path of knighthood. The same is true for Sinnar, but they are influenced by legendary spellcasters.

However, the so-called silver bloodline of the Sinar Silver Family is actually the followers who followed Littorio on the front line and were most influenced by Littorio's legendary personality. It is just a family formed by them and their descendants.

In this world, all families with special bloodlines are basically in a similar situation.

The main race that makes up the Green Tide, the green-skinned orcs, are tools created by Kan'ozu using the influence of his own life personality.

Kanaozu is not a true legend. He has defects in his promotion. Although he possesses legendary combat power, his status has not yet reached the legendary level. He is between the ninth level and the legend, and he is stuck there.

Therefore, in order to make up for this defect, he created the green-skinned orcs who were completely dependent on himself with the gray-skinned orcs as the main body, and endowed them with powerful assimilation and aggressiveness. He also set off a vigorous green tide disaster, trying to cultivate powerful green-skinned orcs through war and blood, and then use the green-skinned orcs to complete his own status.

Kan'aozu's primary goal is to complete his own status, rather than to conquer and kill. It is precisely for this reason that the coalition forces can fight back and forth with the Green Tide.

Otherwise, even Donnar in its heyday was defeated by the Green Tide. How could a coalition composed of remnants of defeated soldiers fight against the Green Tide?
As for Eleanor, although she is a legend, she is a pseudo-legend who was stimulated by the destruction of her country and family, and the various blessings and sacrifices made to her by a large number of knights before their deaths in battle. She can bully ninth-order transcendents, but it is basically impossible for her to defeat Kanozu.

According to the memory of the previous life, the coalition forces can probably hold out for another ten to twenty years. When Kanaozu feels that the coalition forces have no effect on the Green Tide, they will be destroyed by Kanaozu.

Roland put the information aside and felt that he did not need to rush to Donnar. It was too chaotic there right now. He should wait for the mercenaries hired by the coalition forces to go there first and then go there when things stabilized.

(End of this chapter)