Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 598.1: What Do You Want to Do? (1)

Wars were turning points of human civilization.

Ruins left in the wake of devastating wars became the foundation for the next phase of civilization. The continuous cycle of destruction and creation had been the trajectory for humankind’s development for millennia.

Even so, humankind had never had to fight so desperately for their survival prior to the Third Epoch.

Unlike the wars among countries, the war against the deviants was a fight between races with no room for ceasefire or negotiation—this battle would only end with the extinction of one side.

Humankind had to do everything they could to destroy the deviants if they wanted to survive. All humans, regardless of nationalities or religions, had to stand on the same front.

Such was the case for the Battle of Scorched Earth too.

At midnight, along the border of Hawe Desert, a humongous army of armored soldiers that stretched on for many kilometers stood at attention as they quietly awaited further instructions. All that could be heard was the sound of breathing and the fluttering of flags in the night gale.

A fully-armored Nora and Charlotte stood next to each other amidst a large group of clergymen, as they gazed at the eastern horizon as if waiting for something.

So far, the core force of this military operation numbered 250,000 soldiers.

Roel’s heretic army and the Ascarts’ personal army, who were in the midst of escorting Carter home, quickly rushed back to the frontlines upon receiving news about Roel’s plight, thus adding three more Origin Level 2 experts—Cynthia, Rodney, and Woode—to the team.

This was a huge addition to the team, but it was far from sufficient to turn the tides of the battle. Even so, the participation of the 50,000 elites still greatly boosted Nora and the others’ morale.

For this rescue operation to succeed, the vanguard armies had to build up tremendous momentum to pierce the deviants’ encirclement, so there was a high requirement on the soldiers’ fighting prowess and morale. Roel’s heretic army and the Ascarts’ personal arm

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