Sorcery Monarch Part 2

Chapter 278: The Speed of Bay Territory

Over a hundred long wooden boats carried platoons of soldiers, drifting downstream toward the east.

The imagined scenario of traveling all day and arriving at night didn't occur.

Around two hours past noon, the long boats began to dock.

Bay Territory's soldiers disembarked one after another, quickly regrouping along the banks.

Next, under the stunned gazes of Brown and Lin Qi, the soldiers swiftly cleared and leveled a space on a small hill they had predetermined.

To their disbelief, Matthew then set up a large teleportation array right before their eyes.

The previously dazed Macaron was now beside Matthew, gazing at him with admiration.

"Is it necessary to set up a large teleportation array?"

"Do you think it's a bit extravagant?"

"Of course, it is. My territory can't afford such things. They're expensive and costly to maintain; I can't afford it..."

"The Carlisle family only has two..."

"However, given Lord Matthew's unwavering belief and determination in victory, I'm not particularly surprised he set up this large teleportation array..."

"What will be transported?"

"Probably supplies, right?"

"..."

The two exchanged excited whispers, their eyes filled with anticipation.

They eagerly awaited to see how Bay Territory would establish a stronghold to block the enemy's advance.

Before they could react, a bright flash of teleportation light appeared.

Thousands of kobolds came charging out of the teleportation array, yipping and yapping.

Lin Qi was stunned, instinctively gripping his weapon.

"Don't worry, these kobolds are part of Bay Territory too. They're excellent construction workers."

Fortunately, Brown was right beside him; otherwise, Lin Qi would have drawn his sword.

Lin Qi, who had seen many enslaved kobolds, couldn't believe these were well-controlled kobolds and effective builders.

Upon closer inspection, Lin Qi was astounded by the kobolds' actions.

Contrary to his expectations of them digging with shovels and picks, the kobolds, with their "chirping" calls, obeyed orders from human architects.