Foreign Land Reclamation By a Vegetable-growing Skeleton

Chapter 990: Chapter 560: You’re Not Thinking of Planting on Ice, Are You? Chapter 990: Chapter 560: You’re Not Thinking of Planting on Ice, Are You? The Sorcerer Alliance became panicky, under enormous pressure.

At first, they took the matter as a joke, but they still paid enough attention to it; after all, they would be troubled even by three hundred thousand, let alone thirty million.

But now that they really began to transfer people over, the Sorcerer Alliance panicked, facing another issue: what to do if there really were thirty million soldiers in the Expeditionary Army?

“What else can we do? Surrender or run away,” Radiad said.

“Is it necessary? We are in the sky, they can’t come up, we just need to bring over the Starburst Array and bombard them,” Leixinna said dismissively.

As soon as he said this, even Cabrela couldn’t help but bitterly smile, “You’re thinking too simply. If they really can bring over thirty million people, such a cross-plane expedition signifies that they must mobilize more than a hundred times the number of people, thirty billion?”

“Even if we have Elf Beans that lessen the burden on logistics, but the investment in food, clothing, shelter, transportation, education, etc., needs to be at least ten times higher, three hundred billion?”

“Our Sorcerer Alliance has several hundred thousand members, but only three to five thousand sorcerers can actually be supported. If they can really organize an army of thirty million, aside from surrendering, indeed, there are no better options,” Cabrela said dejectedly.

Radiad, however, was not discouraged, but somewhat excited, “No, no, no, these are all secondary. What’s more important is the kind of system that can mobilize thirty million people. What kind of system can gather and send thirty million people on an expedition? They are not undead. Such social structures, organizational systems, and production relationships are very worthy of study; they will be the direction of our future development.”

Leixinna nearly went mad with frustration, “At a time like this, can’t you stop thinking about research? Can’t you seriously discuss how to resist them?”