The Greece Antagonist

The Celtic God Era, in the Northern Britannia, within Albion's Tomb.

A group of senior Nordic figures entered the temple left by the Warner Divine Race and sat around a huge round table to formally discuss how to initiate a Divine War.

As the former local power, the Warner Divine King Njord naturally took the lead in talking about the current situation of the Celtic God Era and the circumstances of the opposing Danu Divine Race.

The Celtic God Era is currently divided into four major regions: Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales.

Among them, Ireland and Scotland are the main activity areas of the Danu Divine Race, with four Sky Islands and numerous Spirit Tombs concentrated there. This is also the region where the belief in the Danu Gods is most solid, and where the bloodline of the Danu Gods spreads, leading to the formation of the Fiona Knights and the Red Branch Knights, the main human demigod forces.

The ecology of England is relatively primitive, serving as the habitat for the Six Great Fairy Clans, where elves and humans live together. It is said to be currently managed jointly by the Lake Fairy and the Six Great Fairy Clans.

Lastly, Wales is wedged between the three, being the smallest in area, originally a place of exile. After the defeats following several Great Invasions, foreign deities either chose to submit or were concentrated there. Before their race withdrew, it is heard that a hybrid deity named Gwen was responsible for its management.

After explaining the above situation, Njord pondered:

"The current issue is that the area of Albion's Tomb is too small, with limited capacity for resources and troops. We must seize one of the four regions mentioned above, build altars and temples, establish a foothold on this land, and then proceed slowly."

Upon hearing this, Odin and others nodded in agreement.

For foreign gods coming from outside, temples and altars are critical facilities, functioning like defense towers and springs, allowing the Nordic Gods to maximize their authority, unaffected by the environment and region.

Only in this way can they be confident in defeating the Danu Divine Race, which has long ruled here and possesses four Divine Kings.

But, which of the four regions of the Celtic God Era should they start with?

Some Nordic gods fell into contemplation, some whispered among themselves, and some engaged in disputes, causing a temporarily noisy scene.

"Actually, there's no need to fight; I have a ready piece."

A faint voice echoed in the temple, and everyone immediately stopped their arguments, looking towards Luo En, who sat in one of the top three seats.

They saw this representative of Midgard, Elf Country, and Dwarf Country slowly open a Magic Circle Diagram, taking out a silver-grey metallic crown, which clanged as it was tossed onto the table.

Recognizing the residual divinity aura on it and the unique sun emblem in the center, Njord was momentarily stunned:

"The Great King Crown? How did you come by this thing?!"

If memory serves, this seems to be the sacred relic of the Welsh Chief God's authority. Possessing it is equivalent to having dominion over the Welsh territory.

"It was given by Gwen," Luo En casually replied, truthfully recounting how he obtained this holy artifact.

Odin, excited, stood up and heavily slapped his Blood Alliance Brother on the shoulder:

"Well done, Loki! You came alone to the Celtic God Era, not only activated Albion's Tomb, lighting a beacon for our descent, but also preemptively secured a piece where our army can establish a foundation and deploy formations. You're truly my good brother!"

Upon hearing this, the others couldn't help but marvel, casting admiring glances at this "smartest brain of the Nordics."

This was unexpected...

I originally just helped the ordinary people of Cornwall suppress the rampant Wild Hunt, tracing back to Gwen, respecting his character, and aided him in fulfilling a wish, subduing the chaotic Wild Hunt Army. Unexpectedly, the Sun King entrusted Wales to me before dissipating, an unintended stroke of fate.

Luo En intended to respond truthfully; however, seeing the eyes of admiration from everyone, he swallowed his words, maintaining his inscrutable image to boost the confidence of winning this Divine War.

"Since we have a base, the subsequent matters become much easier."

Odin calmed his excitement, sat back down, and continued to discuss the follow-up strategic deployment with everyone,

"Next, we need to quickly establish a connection between Albion's Tomb and Wales, transfer troops to Wales, and build temples and altars there. Once the army is assembled, we can launch a thunderous strike on the Danu Divine Race!"

"Once the preparations are complete, which area of England, Scotland, or Ireland should we act upon first?"

Njord then raised a question.

Luo En pondered for a moment, spread out a map of the Celtic God Era he had bought from the town on the table, and based on the actual situation, gave his judgment:

"My suggestion is to use Wales as a springboard and directly attack Ireland! We have crossed realms; once the time drags on and the situation stalls, there are bound to be unforeseen variables. Therefore, the best strategy is to seek out the main force and achieve a quick victory! Once we take Heavenly Ireland and the Sky Island, eliminate the top resistance forces of the Danu Divine Race in Ireland, conquering the remaining areas will be like taking candy from a baby for us."