It’s Fine To Reincarnate To A Flame

Chapter 35: City Construction Completed

As the days of arduous cultivation passed, the city had finally been built.

After completely building the city, a lot of them were stunned. A long time later, they were excited and agitated upon realizing that they had truly built a city within a few dozen days.

Basically, almost everyone was excited, and such emotions were inevitable. They had all participated in the city’s construction, so every brick and tile meant something to them.

As this operation’s leader, Tang Sen felt slightly relieved at this moment. Although they did not suffer any attacks—like those from the Capricorn Tribe—in recent days, Tang Sen finally felt relieved from his worries about the smaller and weaker tribes. With such a city, there was basically no one who could sneak an attack on the tribes.

Although Tang Sen had wanted to leave his underlings behind so that they could improve their abilities, the outcome was not satisfactory, albeit they did improve.

Those that were strong had indeed reached another level because of their abilities and incredible talent in cultivation. However, the weaker ones did not improve much.

At that moment, Tang Sen finally understood how important talent was, and he likewise gained an understanding of the smaller tribes’ feelings. Since they could not achieve satisfactory results after putting in the effort and working hard, they might as well stop working hard.

Thus, to the smaller tribes, it was a pleasure to see that the city had been built after a painstaking process.

Regardless of which angle, the city seemed perfect to Tang Sen. He felt that no other tribe would be able to attack and invade the city from the front.

This was also the reason that Tang Sen’s city had provided a safety net for the tribes under him.

After the city was built, Tang Sen gained some merit—which caused him to accumulate a large amount of Strength of Faith unknowingly. As the tribes moved into the city, they were very satisfied with their new lives. They yearned for a new environment, even though they were unfamiliar with it.

Tang Sen originally thought that they would live like this for a certain period of time, but to his surprise, the remaining four tribes’ allied forces had reached the bottom of the city one day.

Even Tang Sen did not expect things to develop in such a manner.

In the beginning, Tang Sen did not come up with any conspiracy theories regarding this matter because there were too many uncertainties. However, the Fox Demon Tribe had explicitly informed him that the Dwarfs had instigated them to attack the Rabbit Ear Tribe.

Having learned his lesson, Tang Sen had a clear feeling that the Dwarfs would definitely attack him again. Tang Sen knew that he was strong enough to go against them, so this matter would not pose a threat to him.

However, it was a disaster for the tribes under him.

Standing by the city wall, Tang Sen gazed at the crowd below. The Centaur Tribe, the Blood Panther Tribe, the Brutal Wolf Tribe, and the Capricorn Tribe—whose traces he had lost track of for a long time—were basically all present.

“They do seem quite imposing.” Tang Sen thought about it. In fact, he could tell that their alliance was not genuinely harmonious. Although the four tribes had surrounded the city, they were actually standing apart from each other—obviously not truly united.

“Divine Spirit.” The Saintess and Scarlett stood above the city wall together with Tang Sen. They initially felt somewhat worried about the situation, but they gradually became much more composed after looking at Tang Sen.

Although Tang Sen couldn’t get used to being addressed in this way, the Saintess and Scarlett had been addressing him like that.

“What methods do you guys think the Dwarfs used to unite these people?” asked Tang Sen asked as he stared at the alliance in front of him. He knew that the Dwarfs had definitely paid a price to bring these tribes together.

Dwarfs and Beastkind were two different races. Although they had never gotten into a conflict over the years, they definitely weren’t on good terms with each other.

Tang Sen was appalled that the Dwarfs had such ambitions.

“It’s you,” stated Scarlett with a serious gaze. The Fox Demon Tribe was originally known to be the wisest Beastkind tribe in the opinion of others. The Fox Demon Tribe was also the first to know about this matter, so it wasn’t difficult to figure these things out.

In the beginning, the Dwarfs went to the Aquila Tribe for the sake of Tang Sen. At that time, they lost many of their members without gaining anything.

The Dwarfs were good at forging, so they would definitely want to take possession of Tang Sen, the special flame, after hearing this.

This led to the attacks—which the Capricorn Tribe and the Fox Demon Tribe launched on the tribes of various sizes under Tang Sen.

Looking at the people in front of him, Tang Sen heaved a sigh of relief. It was not a good thing, but now that things had come to this, it was definitely the doing of more than one tribe.

“If I’m not mistaken, the Dwarfs’ Divine Forging Tribe has already announced the news that you are here. The Dwarfs are ready to go all out and do whatever it takes to subdue you.”

In fact, the situation was just like what Scarlett said. The news of Tang Sen’s presence was circulated among the Dwarfs, so all of them had essentially learned about it. How could a race that rose to civilization with forging possibly let go of the chance to own such a good flame?

Hence, the later development of matters became a right of course. At this moment, the Dwarfs had reached a consensus on the issue regarding Tang Sen. They knew that Tang Sen was powerful and that he couldn’t be subdued easily. Everything that previously happened could be considered an excellent lesson.

Thus, they basically chose to unite the remaining four tribes—which were the best killing knife for them.

Tang Sen was no fool, and he was naturally very clear about such things.

Looking at the mighty and imposing formation that the Beastkind were in, Tang Sen pondered this matter.