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            Ohh, okay! I'll give it a try XD, but no guarantees that it will work XD.
            
            

@TIMEMASTER101 Ohh boi ominous XD good luck with writing with that bruh

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            Oh, thanks for reading my comments! I really appreciate that, even though most of them are pretty stupid XD.
            
            About my Trump comment in the latest chapter, I know it might seem like I’m a supporter, but I’m really just coming from a pragmatic perspective. If he does something stupid, I’ll call him out it’s just common sense.
            
            I just enjoy making stupid memes and comments whenever Trump is involved. Of course, it’s bound to get some reactions, so I’m apologizing in advance if it ever happens. Honestly, I just do it for the memes, because his real-life personality and public persona make it too easy lmao.
            
            As for my magic symbiote idea, like you mentioned, it’s corrupted—and that’s exactly the point. The rich and powerful wouldn’t create it for the betterment of humanity, but rather for their own personal gain. Whether they succeed or it turns into a massive disaster, it would be pure chaos. And yeah, I used Trump as a catalyst in the story because he’s the perfect trigger to get the elites scrambling to create something like this. XD
            
            

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            Ahh, okay, at least they managed to seriously damage the city itself and the defenders, and they managed to hold some parts of the city, making it easier for our troops to navigate while their military equipment is getting properly transported in battle, lol. Hopefully, that’s enough for them to win the entire battle because the price of getting this city is just way too worth it and thanks for correcting me in that part XD
            
            

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            Honestly, when you mentioned in the last chapter that there would be an enemy capable of making the Empire forces lose the entire invasion, I was quite skeptical about what kind of threat it could be. Oh boy, you definitely delivered on that! While the enemy wasn't what I initially expected, it still turned out to be a major threat. Thank god Riley and his gang managed to stop it while it was still weak before it could grow stronger and turn into a serious disaster. Man, the fight was just so much fun to read, and I absolutely loved the Arifureta reference about the monster's weakness being its àsshólé LMAO!
            
            But in the end, Riley had no choice but to use a nuke. The problem? They had no way to escape due to a spell that prevented teleportation. Thankfully, one of his gang members found a way to remove it, but did they do it in time? Well, let’s see in the next chapter! The nuclear detonation was a spectacular way to end the chapter—it perfectly showcased the sheer destructive power of a nuke. Even the other factions of the enemy forces, who were far away dealing with their own fights, witnessed it, and so did our forces as they stared in awe at the explosion.
            
            Man, I can’t wait to see how the aftermath unfolds! We know the Empire has practically won and occupied the city, so I really hope they manage to acquire valuable artifacts, magical books, and anything else that could aid the Empire in the war effort. They should totally plunder the entire city, XD! Hopefully, the scientists will get their hands on these treasures and study them once they’re brought back home.
            
            I can’t wait to see how you write the next chapter, bruh! You’ve truly outdone yourself this time, and I really hope Riley and his gang manage to survive.
            
            

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            Thank you for providing me with this information! Oh boy, it seems the Empire really got lucky when they killed the Demon Lord. If he hadn’t been so cocky and tried to tank the attack, he could’ve simply dodged it or even attempted to destroy it.
            
            And a Dragon Emperor? That’s really interesting! It seems this world has powerhouses that can actually rival a Demon Lord.
            
            Honestly, bruh, I’m pretty glad the power scaling in this series isn’t ridiculous. If the First Civilization could easily wipe out the Demon Invasion Crisis and had fighters who could that can kill demon lord , I’d honestly call BS. That would make the First Civilization so ridiculously overpowered that it wouldn’t even be interesting to see when we finally meet them. But with the answer you gave me, you’ve really reignited my interest in this series until the very end
            
            

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            Hey bruh, if you don’t mind me asking if the Demon Invasion Crisis had happened during the First or Second Civilization, do you think they could’ve won against them? And if they could, how much damage would’ve been done before they finally defeated them? I’m pretty curious about that.
            
            

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            Sorry for delete previous comments since i need to arrange them completely since wattpad has limited comments sadly XD

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            So sorry i split them since wattpad have a word limits i hope you don't mind

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            As for the coastal annexed territories, the Empire should turn them into literal fortresses to safeguard their interests—trading routes, ores, magical artifacts, and books—against any threats. These fortresses would be far more cost-effective and secure compared to trying to occupy vast inland territories. If any enemies or native forces try to bypass these fortresses, they should be eliminated, no questions asked. Only those with clearance should be allowed to pass through. This ensures that the Empire maintains control over vital resources without spreading their forces too thin.
            
            In the grand scheme of things, the Empire simply isn’t ready to occupy major territories in the Third Civilization. Occupying coastal territories and fortifying them with powerful defenses might be the best strategic move. Meanwhile, enforcing the curse magic vow on the conquered kingdoms ensures that they won’t interfere with the Empire’s activities. If they do, they’re simply doomed to die, ensuring that the Empire maintains peace and stability.
            
            This approach would be far more sustainable, cost-effective, and manageable for the Empire while allowing them to focus on the most valuable assets. And if this is how the Empire proceeds after winning the war, it’ll be a much stronger position to fend off future threats while keeping the conquered territories in check without overextending themselves.
            

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            If you don’t mind, I really want to share my ideas. I don’t mind if you don’t include them, I just really want you to hear them since it’s been on my mind for a while about what the aftermath will look like once the war arc is over.
            
            When this war is over, I honestly think the Empire should avoid annexing the kingdoms in the Third Civilization, aside from some key coastal territories. Why? Because the military would be stretched too thin, and they simply can’t afford to garrison all the conquered lands. Instead, I propose this:
            
            The Empire should focus on taking valuable assets—Magical Artifacts, books, mining sites like Adamantium or Mithril ores, and any other resources that are crucial for their growth. The idea is to plunder the most valuable items, while leaving the conquered kingdoms relatively intact. Ironically, this might actually lead to less resistance, as the kingdoms would likely be happier with the Empire focusing on resources rather than completely dominating their lands. However, if any kingdom breaks their agreements and prepares to attack Empire forces or workers, there should be a consequence. All of their leaders and key government officials would be forced to take a curse or magical vow—one that compels them not to interfere with humanity at all. If they break this vow, they die. This ensures that the Empire doesn’t face unnecessary rebellion or resistance while securing their dominance.
            

Honestly i used Chat-GPT to effectively convey my thoughts more effectively i really hope you don't mind btw I just modified text that's just result lol

The real MVP of this arc, though, is the Magic Symbiote. That thing is insane. It's more than just a way for humans to access mana—it grants them straight-up superpowers! I expected it to help them unlock mana and gradually strengthen themselves, but nope—it just handed them incredible abilities and left them to figure it out. Now, they need to train and master these powers while uncovering more of the symbiote's secrets. It’s such a game-changer for the Empire. If they can reverse-engineer even a fraction of its abilities, gaining widespread access to mana would revolutionize their military. A stronger, more advanced version of the Magic Symbiote could create an army of super-soldiers. The possibilities are endless, though it’s going to take time.
            
            With the new arc kicking off as a rescue mission, I’m hyped! The stranded operatives in the Third Civilization are in a tough spot, and while reinforcements are on the way, those magical shields and passive defenses are a nightmare to deal with. The fighting scenes are intense, but even their advanced weapons barely scratch the enemy’s armor. I really hope the Empire starts developing even more powerful weapons. With the reinforcements equipped with upgraded gear, they might have a fighting chance to bring our operatives home safely.
            
            Looking forward to seeing how the Empire grows from all this. Let’s hope their ingenuity pays off!
            
            

I love this arc! Riley's development has been amazing, to the point where I'd consider him the true MC of the series. The age reveal was wild—finding out he's over 40 and still chosen for such a critical military team is surprising, but it works so well. His character feels so vital, especially with how the Magic Symbiote turned things around for his team. It's like the ultimate elixir of life, giving the Empire's people a shot at magic despite their inherent lack of it.
            
            Honestly, I thought this arc would turn into a nightmare—a complete bloodbath where the team gets wiped out, with survivors captured, tortured for fun, and dissected for information. Even with their research into magical technology and the inclusion of Polites, the elf team member, it still felt like they didn't stand a chance against the mercenary gang. But thanks to the Magic Symbiote, they pulled through. It gave them insane abilities at just the right moment, allowing them to fight back effectively. With only three or four gang members left, I can't wait to see how this wraps up. My bet? It’s going to involve nukes—quick and decisive.