Levi Garrison: The Return of the God of War [The Protector] Chapter 1689

One of the rulers from the South had survived and shared the news. He revealed the truth about the situation in the South Warzone. “The Ruling Union's army in the South have been obliterated, whereas Erudia suffered zero casualties. Alert! Alert! Erudia has an ace up its sleeve, and the person is inhumanely powerful. The Southern border has been secured, and the Ruling Union in the South has fallen. Erudia has someone who can change the entire course of the war!” The entire world fell into an uproar as soon as the information was leaked. Almost everyone on Earth thought Erudia would fall soon; they assumed it would be a heavy fall for the country. They were especially confident that the South would be the first place to fall because it had been a while since Erudia had any contact with its army there. No one shared any news, and anyone sent over to learn the truth had magically disappeared. Hence, no one knew what had happened in the South Warzone. That got many to assume that the army station in the South had been defeated. Even the Dragonites prepared themselves for the worst and were on the verge of giving up on the South border. They were coming up with a different strategy at the time. To their surprise, the Erudia had actually won the war in the South. Their enemies were obliterated! That was an impossible miracle, but it didn't take long before that truth was verified. It's true! Erudia really won the war on its Southern border! The entire world was thrown into chaos. Billions of people residing overseas couldn't believe that was the truth. How did Erudia squeeze out a victory against such overwhelming odds? The people who had just given up their Erudia citizenship were especially stunned. Wait, is Erudia going to survive this? Did an angel come from heaven and aid the country? Is heaven especially fond of the place? The Dragonites were completely stumped upon receiving that news. They had no idea what had happened in the South as they had only learned about the news via their overseas networks... “What the hell is going on? We won the war in the South?” The Dragonites were completely stumped. “Have we received any news from the South? Did Kai or anyone from Sapphire Island respond?” “We haven't received any news,” replied the intelligence department employee as he shook his head. “Now that is funny. We won a war, but our Commander-In-Chief knows nothing about it. What happened on the Southern border? How did we win the war? Who is behind all this?” Everyone looked exasperated. One of the Dragonites' superiors murmured, “The person has to be an extremely powerful fighter. Either that or he has inhumane power at his command. Wait, could it be...?” The mere thought got the Dragonite member's expression to make a sharp turn. Everyone turned to him and asked, “What?” “I can't say anything for now. I have to verify it first.” “So what do we do now?” “First, we will investigate the matter in the South and find out what the hell happened. Then, we will share the news of our victory with everyone so that we can boost the army's morale!” Erudia's incredible victory in the South boosted the country's morale greatly. The previously gloomy citizens were instantly celebrating the victory, dancing like they had been drugged. Erudia's warriors were also enjoying the celebration. No one can freaking beat Erudia! Levi received the news as well. He shook his head in exasperation and said, “Gah, f*ck it. I'm not putting up an act anymore. Just tell everyone the truth and say I did it.” Unfortunately, that disrupted his plan. His enemy would become aware of his existence and would target him. Levi could no longer ambush them as he had planned. “Kai?” “Yes, sir.” “First off, share the news of our overwhelming victory in the North. Then, cut off the heads of all our enemy's Rank Six fighters. Hang those heads on the Southern and Northern border to warn our enemy against attacking us. Remind them that we are not to be messed with!” Some time later, at the North borders. Thirty-nine Rank Six fighters' heads hung from the walls. The same was done in the South.