Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 1355 - 718: Planning for Aerial Combat Troops_2

Flying dragons don’t need to worry, I already have methods to control and tame them.

The current problem is how to tame the Cloud Manta."

"Ask us about this issue, you’re probably asking the wrong people. Those powerful Druids are your right inquiry subjects."

Everyone shook their heads. If it’s about simply killing, they could come up with several plans in the blink of an eye, but taming is beyond their expertise.

"That’s true." Gaven asked casually, after all, it’s not his area of expertise. He has many more appropriate people to consult on this matter. "Regarding aerial combat, does anyone have better ideas or suggestions?"

"There are a few small issues." Katherine asked, "Is the power and attributes of the Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bomb related to the Giant Dragon that produces them?"

"Yes, the stronger the Giant Dragon, the more powerful the Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bomb it produces. Currently, I don’t plan to collaborate with other Giant Dragons; we mainly produce these kinds ourselves." Gaven kept secrets partly because of confidentiality, but also because those Giant Dragons are not easy to deal with; the stronger they are, the more difficult.

Just look at Aivensa. After nurturing it for so long and subtly influencing and transforming many aspects of it, even her little dragon is like this, not to mention there is no relationship with others.

A dragon’s breath won’t come for less than a few thousand Gold Coins, and it also depends on their mood.

The nature of the Giant Dragons is both advantageous and disadvantageous, but overall, advantages outweigh disadvantages.

The downside is, if you want cheap Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bombs, you have to raise the dragon yourself; cooperation is not enough, you have to enslave.

The advantage is, this nature of the Giant Dragons is not directed at Gaven, but at everyone; all forces face this situation.

When the formula for Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bombs gets leaked in the future, unless other forces also raise dragons like Gaven, Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bombs will hardly become widespread; they are expensive enough to die.

In the aspect of enslaving dragons, Gaven, possessing the Dragon Oak Mother Tree, has an absolute innate advantage.

In the future, the only competitor to Gaven in this aspect would be those bastions of Giant Dragons.

"Are the Dragon’s Breath Tremor Bombs limited to Giant Dragons? What about other powerful Magic Beasts that have breath?" Katherine raised another new question.

Though there aren’t many Magic Beasts that can rival the dragon’s breath in terms of breath power, they do exist.

"This utilization isn’t just of Giant Dragon breath, but also involves the Gnoll’s ability for Giant Dragon Synchronization and mutual assistance. Currently, it is limited to Giant Dragons, Half-Dragons, and Dragon Beasts.

Whether later it’s possible to replicate this process through magic and extend it to other Magic Beasts with breath ability, that’s uncertain. I haven’t had time to organize people to research it." Gaven spoke truthfully.

"I don’t have any other questions for now." Katherine said she was finished asking.

"Anyone else?"

"Ms. Katherine asked very thoroughly, I have nothing."

"Neither do I."

Regarding this brand-new item, they still need time to digest.

"Then let’s return to the previous topic." Gaven returned the floor to Shanoba, "Talk about your development plans and challenges you’re facing?"

"The cooperation model with Colossus City and Ruitawen is ultimately not a long-term strategy. Not mentioning the processing fees, just the transportation cost itself is not low."

Shanoba couldn’t help but lower her voice, "Previously I was pondering one thing, how could Colossus City as a Dwarf City with such a large iron mine production not have its own automated iron refining production line?

Master Giharin reminded me, after he left, I then handpicked people for a thorough carpet search inspection of Colossus City, discovering some murals not only mention automated iron refining production lines, but even a semi-automated equipment refining production line.

However, there’s no trace of them in any existing passages in Colossus City.

The only unchecked area is that Dark Domain mentioned by Master Giharin, which is directly connected to earth vein geothermal.

I have reason to suspect that the automated and semi-automated equipment refining production lines are inside.

Their loss is truly the reason for the Dwarves’ decline in Colossus City."

"Your speculation is very reasonable." Gaven stood up, enthusiastically paced back and forth a few times, "Originally, I was quite hesitant about opening the seal. Now it’s a must-do thing."

An unknown ability Divine Artifact is not worth Gaven risking offending the Undead Stone Giants; he can take a detour.

But an automated Dwarf iron refining production line right under the iron mine is enough for him to take risks, not to mention there’s also a semi-automated equipment production line. fɾēewebnσveℓ.com

"This matter bears considerable risk." Shanoba reminded, "According to the Gnoll recon, the iron mine vein of Colossus City is very deep, extending nearly a kilometer underground. This means the Dwarven opponents can mine from below. Once they occupy those Dwarven automated production lines, they won’t give them up easily. We must prepare for war."

"Certainly." Gaven nodded knowingly, "For the sake of a Dwarf automated production line, going to war with a group of Undead is worth it. I’ve already sent people to collect intelligence on them.

In this matter, we have a considerable advantage.

Firstly, we have intention against ignorance. We will soon know who the enemy is, but the enemy does not know us.

Secondly, we have Tremor Bombs. Once we scout the situation below, we can demolish the passage directly and block their underground connection. Re-opening the channel won’t be a matter of a day or two."