219: Profit Distribution

The human storyline is finished; the protagonist will now begin his adventures.

In the Celestial Realm, the Hunting Goddess was still terrified.

“No, I can’t reach out to Yi Lan anymore. That place is under the influence of a terrifying Master.”

“Chopana, recall all arrangements on the Yi Lan Continent.”

“Yes.”

…

“Cheers!”

The three victorious races raised their glasses in celebration.

Their losses were minimal; after all, the battle lasted a very short time, not even a quarter of an hour, and then the opponents died suddenly for various reasons.

So everyone was very happy.

“With this great victory, we probably won’t have to worry about the Orc threat anymore in the future.”

“Hahaha, from now on, the Orcs will be the lowest class on this continent.”

“They have exhausted all their foundations, and there are no strong individuals within their clan; their vitality is completely depleted.”

“We can finally develop steadily.”

The three races discussed happily.

Meanwhile, Lin Ye was chatting with his helpers.

“Lin Ye, you actually have a clone.”

“Good heavens, how long were you going to hide this from us?”

“That’s not fair.”

These were Lin Ye’s classmates, and they were all demanding an explanation.

“Ah, if too many people know about this, it won’t be effective, so it’s normal for me to keep it a secret, right?” Lin Ye chuckled awkwardly.

On the Dragon Clan side, they looked curiously at Xiaobai.

At this moment, Xiaobai had chosen to shrink his size from a hundred meters to ten centimeters, sleeping soundly, and even a group of dragons transformed into humanoids couldn’t wake him up.

“Lin Ye, is this the source of your bloodline?”

“I never thought that a Star Spirit could give birth to our Dragon Clan’s bloodline, and such a high-grade one at that. There truly are all kinds of wonders in the world.”

“Unbelievable, simply unbelievable. This thing is even nobler than my bloodline; I can’t help but want to kowtow to him a few times.”

Lin Ye explained the reason for his bloodline, as it wasn’t something that needed to be hidden. Everyone was astonished by his explanation.

The two Lin Yes clinked glasses, dealing with the drinking party.

The next day, the helpers left one after another. Lin Ye was very generous, giving them a lot of compensation, as even the best friendship couldn’t be taken advantage of for free.

Everyone expressed their satisfaction.

The three races had not yet left; they needed to discuss the distribution of benefits.

“Our Elf Race does not need territory; however, among the Orcs’ spoils of War, we want to have priority in selection. In the future agreement among the three races, I hope to sign a non-aggression treaty.” The Elf representative spoke.

The Elves did not need territory or resources. Their population was not large to begin with; what they needed was stable development and protection for their own strength. Therefore, they chose to select from the Orcs’ spoils of War and sign a non-aggression treaty.

The representatives of the Human and Dwarf Races nodded. The Elf Race’s demands were the easiest to satisfy, and there were no conflicts of interest with the other two races, so they all expressed their agreement.

The Human and Dwarf Races, however, had more intense competition over benefits.

“Our Dwarf Race hopes to be allocated a large piece of territory and a portion of the resources among the spoils of War.” The Dwarf representative said.

The Dwarf Race did not lack territory, but an additional piece of territory could be occupied in the future. As for resources, the Dwarfs were always in short supply; they were good at blacksmithing, but not much else.

“Our Human Clan contributed the most in this War, so we should rightfully be allocated the most benefits. Therefore, I think that, apart from what is allocated to the Elves, eighty percent of the rest should belong to our Human Clan.” The Human representative spoke.

The Dwarf representative’s eyes widened, “Eighty percent? How is that possible? Twilight of the Gods, and so many weapons, ammunition, and defense lines, which one wasn’t built by our Dwarfs?”

The Human representative was not to be outdone, “So what? What is the core of victory? It was Chief Lin Ye, who instantly killed Ireland, held back the angels, and finally, when the Hunting Goddess appeared, it was still Chief Lin Ye’s master who stepped in to achieve victory. Our Human Clan’s contribution can be said to be the greatest. Moreover, who provided so many resources, so many soldiers, so much labor, and so much technology? It was still our Human Clan.”

The Dwarf representative’s momentum weakened a bit, but he still argued forcefully.

The Dwarfs’ contribution to high-end combat power was not significant, as they had few masters, but their contribution to various weapons was indeed too great, especially Twilight of the Gods, which directly destroyed the imperial capital.

However, although Twilight of the Gods was mostly built by the Dwarfs, their credit could only account for fifty percent; the other two races also contributed a considerable amount of strength.

Therefore, it was a bit unnecessary for the Dwarf representative to use this point. After being exposed by the Human representative, he could only look at the problem from a different angle.

Finally, after much debate, the Human Clan occupied the territory of the Orc Empire, and most of the remaining spoils of War went to the Dwarfs, along with a mountainous area in the south.

And so, the distribution of spoils ended.

All three races were very satisfied.

However, the cleanup of the remaining Orcs was still a considerable problem.

Since the territory belonged to the Human Clan, only the Human Clan could handle it themselves.

There was nothing to say about the Orcs; the Orcs’ armed forces had to be cleared, and ordinary Orc civilians were driven to the bitter, cold, and frozen world of the Northern Region.

Because the Dwarfs received a piece of land, they also contributed a lot of effort.

The Orcs, having lost their top-tier strength, found it difficult to continue resisting the Human Clan. Their legions were defeated one after another in front of the Human Clan’s armies, which possessed high-end combat power.

This vast cleanup lasted for a full fifty years.

Lin Ye hovered high above, looking at the tragic scene below, and couldn’t help but sigh. Between two races, there was no morality to speak of. To reduce sin, he could only try his best to minimize harm to the Orc civilians.

But this was actually useless. Who knew how many Orcs would die on the way as they migrated north, and how many Orcs could endure the bitter cold of the north?

Moreover, the Demon God Cult was also lurking among them. As representatives of lying down and winning, they made a fortune in this War. Unfortunately, this was their last wave of profit; the Orcs who entered the bitter cold lands wouldn’t have so much blood for them to drain.

However, for the development of the Human Clan, it had to be this way.

Due to territorial issues, the Human Clan’s development had been stagnant for a long time.

The territories around Blue Star could not be touched; the Galaxy Lord disliked internal strife within his territory, and as his disciple, he naturally could not condone the Human Clan plundering.

But he couldn’t stop developing because of this, so the Star Realm was naturally the best choice.

“Now that the Human Clan’s problems are largely resolved, it’s time to focus on my own development,” Lin Ye thought.

The Human Clan’s development was very beneficial to him, providing him with a large amount of resources. Now he no longer lacked resources, and the Human Clan’s development was on the right track; it was time to consider future development.

“Lin Ye.” Yang Hongyu flew to Lin Ye’s side.

“Chief Yang.” Lin Ye still called Yang Hongyu “Chief” because he had dedicated himself to the development of the Human Clan.

“Now that the Orcs have withdrawn, the Human Clan will begin to massively occupy the territory of the Orc Empire. You will still need to cooperate with some subsequent matters.” Yang Hongyu was a bit embarrassed.

“What else do I need to cooperate with? The Orcs don’t have many masters left, do they?” Lin Ye was puzzled.

“The social welfare system.”