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Chapter 802 The Hundred Thousand Dragon Army

Everyone's heartbeat quickened.

They noticed it was a convoy of three vehicles moving side by side, occupying the full right half of the road as three

massive trucks approached.

Even yet, the convoy appeared to go on forever.

Over a thousand vehicles, according to a rough estimate!

Hundreds of heavily armed men were packed into the cargo beds of each truck.

Each individual was holding a powerful submachine gun.

What was even more alarming was the presence of multiple vehicles carrying artillery and tanks in the middle of

the convoy.

The caravan approached slowly, leaving everyone present speechless and in wonder.

Many people gripped their thighs tightly, unwilling to believe what they were seeing and convinced that they were

dreaming.

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How did the previously indicated twenty thousand stationed troops grow to roughly a hundred thousand?

They even brought weapons and tanks with them.

"These people are probably the commanders of the Third Garrison, who were deployed in front of our Perez Clan

Mansion in advance!" someone from the Perez Clan theorized after being surprised for a moment.

"It's no surprise he said he could summon 20,000 men with a single phone call."

"Clearly, there are a hundred thousand men, but the boss only said twenty thousand; he's really low-key."

Everyone's attention was drawn to the man with the square face as soon as these remarks were stated.

Everyone assumed that the man with the square face was in command of these men.

Skylar and Dianne were clearly doomed.

Even if they were slain, no one imagined Skylar and Dianne could escape with machine guns, artillery, and tanks.

The Perez Clan members instantly gained confidence.

Only Perez and the other big names he invited had odd expressions.

They recognized that bringing that many stationed troops and soldiers into Syldavia was a significant thing.

Particularly for personal issues.

Although the man with the square face was speaking with a harsh demeanor, he was clearly trying to intimidate

Skylar.

And the man's square face's expression got even more doubtful.

He didn't plan for his warriors to enter Syldavia before he arrived.

What was the significance of this army of a hundred thousand men in front of him?

Who possessed such immense power to let a hundred thousand warriors armed with heavy weapons to infiltrate

the city of magic?

Just as the man with the square face was beginning to worry, Skylar stated calmly, "In front of my Hundred

Thousand Dragon Army, are your twenty thousand stationed troops still worth bragging about?"

"W-What... Dragon Army?"

The man with the square face was stunned when he heard Skylar's remarks, as if hit by lightning.

The Dragon Army—that was the ace strategist who had been stationed in the North for years, defending Alvonia's

broad frontier and making significant contributions!

It was regarded as a vital national asset!

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No matter how many men were stationed in front of the Dragon Army in the North, they would be reduced to ashes

in an instant.

The Dragon Army was an independent military system.

Even when confronted with the man with the square face and other big shots from Alvonia's Eastern Region, even

the most inexperienced soldier in the Dragon Army did not need to salute.

As a result, the person capable of mobilizing a hundred thousand Dragon Army men was unthinkable in terms of

identity and position.

High-ranking officials from the military districts were terrified and soaked in cold perspiration, while others didn't

understand why.

They were looking at Skylar with astonishment at this point.

"Skylar, are you saying you gathered these hundred thousand soldiers?" questioned Leo, who was sitting in a

wheelchair.

"Hmph, just look at his character; can he really mobilize a hundred thousand soldiers?" mocked his father, Austin.

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