Legendary-Class Capabilities

There were 6 stages of civilization, Arthur had read about them during his time as Traveler in his previous life.

The first stage of civilization, the Village, was where Arthur's territory currently stood. It was the beginning of a small civilization. They are like little flames twinkling in the dark, vulnerable but full of potential. their number only ranges up to a maximum of 1.000 people.

The second stage, the Town, was a significant step forward. Towns were larger and more organized, with various trades and industries flourishing. They were self-sufficient and had basic defense mechanisms in place to protect their territory. their number increased to a maximum range of up to 10.000 people.

Next was the City, a bustling center of commerce and culture. Cities were the heart of civilization, with grand architecture, bustling markets, and diverse populations. They had strong defense forces to fend off any threats. their number ranges up to a maximum of 100.000 people.

The other three stages were Province, Kingdom, and Empire. They have a formidable army, capable of waging large-scale wars. Also, they possessed immense wealth, and many cities were under their rule.

Arthur knew that going up against a territory at the City stage was no small matter at his current state. It would be a foolish idea to challenge them head-on, one required a careful consideration and planning before challenging the hegemony.

Arthur leaned forward, his eyes focused on Garret, "Tell me more about this hostile city you mentioned."

Garret took a deep breath, his memories from his days as a Bandit Leader resurfacing. "The city was known as Moon Frost City, the city of the Snow Elves, it's one of the most powerful cities in the Frostfire Region with Elf Race as their ruler. They are known for their trade in exotic goods and their exceptional skills in ice magic. When I was a Bandit Leader, we used to sell the captives we captured to them as slaves. They were willing buyers, and it was a profitable business for us."

"But my lord, I felt something seems off about their sudden change in approach," Garret continued. "Normally, when we held transactions with them, they would arrive with just a small group of representatives. They were discreet, and we would never see any military force accompanying them. Today, it's entirely different. Over 200 of their men showing up right at the remaining Bandit Camps is highly unusual."

Arthur's brow furrowed in concern, "Do you think they're here to eliminate the bandits in this region?"

Garret nodded, "It's a possibility. They might have a reason to clean up the area, but I can't fathom why. They're just bandits, and while we caused some trouble, we're not a significant threat to Moon Frost City. This sudden show of force is baffling."

"Tell me about the Elven Army's strength," Arthur began, directing his question to Roderick.

Roderick cleared his throat before speaking, "Most of the soldiers in the Elven Army are skilled archers. They rely heavily on ranged attacks. As for their strength, the average soldier is in the White-Mid Tier, while their captain is at the Blue-Mid Tier."

Arthur nodded, absorbing the information. "So, the majority of their strength lies in their archery prowess. How does their total number compare to ours?"

Garret replied, "Their army consists of over 200 soldiers and 30 Bandits, with more on reserve. As for our army, including Roderick, Amelia, and Elysia, we currently have around 60 bandits."

Arthur's brow furrowed, knowing that the odds were not in their favor. He then turned his attention to Mor'kith, who had been standing silently, observing the conversation.

"Mor'kith," Arthur said firmly, "I hereby appoint you as the official general of Dawn Light Village. I place my trust in your strategy and strength to bring honor to our territory."

Mor'kith's eyes sparkled with pride as he bowed, accepting the honor bestowed upon him. "Thank you, my lord. I shall serve you and the village to the best of my abilities."

Arthur then asked the critical question, "Given our current strength, do you believe we can take down the Elven Army?"

Mor'kith's confidence shone through as he replied, "Yes, my lord. With your exceptional abilities and the number of our forces, I am confident that we can achieve an absolute victory. We may be outnumbered, but with my lord's ability, we can turn the tide of the battle in our favor anytime. Please spare me some time to plan our strategy, my lord."

Arthur's lips curved into a determined smile. He appreciated Mor'kith's unwavering confidence and his trust in Arthur's leadership. "Very well. We'll proceed with your plan to confront the Elven Army. Roderick, Garret, prepare our troops."

Elara Celestine stood silently in the background, her keen eyes observing every expression and nuance. As the Lord of Dawn Light Village, Arthur's decision-making to trust his subjects and their insights had deeply moved her.

Unable to contain her excitement, Elara stepped forward. "My Lord," she began, her voice steady and melodic, "if I may contribute to our discussions, I may be able to help in assisting the strategy."

Arthur turned his gaze to Elara, intrigued by her offer. "Tell us more, Elara," he said, gesturing for her to continue.

With a smile, Elara extended her hands, and a soft glow emanated from her fingertips.

~Shing

Suddenly, a vivid, three-dimensional projection appeared on the ceiling of the room. The live pictures displayed the current situation in the Bandit Camp where the Elven Army and bandits were gathered, with their movements and numbers clearly visible.

"T-this..." Arthur gasped in awe.

"This is my skill, [Astral Guidance]," Elara explained. "With it, I can tap into the celestial energies and gain insights into distant locations. I can provide you with real-time information about the enemy's movements and strength."

Arthur was mesmerized by the display, realizing the immense advantage this skill offered. "Elara, this is incredible," he said, sincerely impressed. "Your guidance will be invaluable to us in our upcoming battle."

Elara bowed her head humbly. "It is an honor to serve you, my Lord," she replied.

`As expected from Legendary-Classes, those two really have great capabilities` Arthur thought inwardly with satisfaction.

In that moment, Arthur made a decision. "Elara Celestine, from this day forth, I officially appoint you as the Advisor of Dawn Light Village," he declared. "Your wisdom and skills will be an essential asset to our territory."

Elara's eyes sparkled with gratitude as she accepted the appointment. "Thank you, my Lord," she said, her voice filled with determination. "I will do my utmost to support and guide you in every way I can."

Arthur then turned his gaze to Mor'kith, "Make sure to give us absolute victory, don't leave anyone alive!"

~Tap

Mor'kith stood up with heavy steps full of confidence, and shout. "Yes! My Lord!"