?Chapter 1829 A demonstration would help quite a bit.


    "As I said, my Law allows me to strengthen my Army. The higher the number of soldiers in my army, the greater the effect of my Law.


    With your million-strong army, I can strengthen your Protectors to be able to survive against a Low-Level Sovereign. I will boost their strength to the level where, if around five High-Level Protectors worked together, they would be able to take one Low-Level Sovereign."


    Ember spoke, and she wasn''t done yet.


    "Think about it:


    Every single Low-Level Protector of your army would be able to take on even a High-Level Protector.


    Every five I ligh-Level Protectors of your army would be able to fight a Low-Level enemy Sovereign.


    Every Low-Level Sovereign of your army would be able to take on a High-Level enemy Sovereign.


    As for the High-Level Sovereigns, under mymands, as long as a Primordial doesn''t step in front of them, they will be unstoppable-able to take on even multiple Sovereigns at the same time.


    Honestly, when I say there will only be 250,000 casualties, I am considering the worst-case scenario: where the enemy has a trump card none of us know about, a highly advanced bomb, weapons made by a high-level cksmith, or something else.


    I am talking about the case where the enemy highly outsses you in any way possible. However, if the enemy''s strength is as you say, then with my Law, I doubt there would be more than 50,000 deaths.


    But to do that, what I need is for your army to surrender to me. For my Law to work, I need every single soldier in your army to ept me as their Leader-the Army General with Absolute Command."


    Those were heavy conditions. Leaving themand of their army to a woman they met just a few minutes ago was an absurd notion.


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