"Yes, I can make that map. If you want, I can start preparing it right away," I replied to my lord.

"No, don't do it right away. Right now, tell me what kind of weapons these cities have. Do they have siege weapons?" My lord questioned.

"My lord, only the eldest brother has weapons like that. He has catapults and ballistae. The others have a few, but you don't have to worry about them. The youngest doesn't have any siege weapons," I responded, eager to provide any information that would help in our conquest.

Curious about the cities' weaknesses, my lord asked, "What about their cities? How are they built? You gave me these maps, but please help me read them and tell me about the cities and any weak spots they might have."

The maps displayed each city's layout and features, and I began to explain in detail. "The eldest brother's city is the largest and the strongest. It is surrounded by a tall stone wall that is guarded by many soldiers. There are a few weak spots in the wall, but they are heavily guarded. The city also has a moat filled with water, making it difficult to access from the outside. However, the other three cities have fewer defenses. The second eldest brother's city is built on a hill, which makes it hard to attack from the bottom. The second youngest brother's city has many narrow streets and alleys, which would make it easy to sneak up on the defenders. The youngest brother's city is the smallest and the easiest to conquer, as it has no wall and only a few guards."

As my lord listened intently, I continued, "The eldest brother's city also has a granary and a few farms that provide food for the people. The second eldest brother's city has a mine that produces valuable minerals. The second youngest brother's city is known for its skilled craftsmen who produce high-quality weapons and armor. The youngest brother's city has a few small farms, but they are not very productive."

My lord then asked about their resources. "What kind of resources do these brothers have? You already told me about one of them lacking resources, but what about the others?" he inquired.

"The eldest brother is the richest one. He has iron production inside his city, and the ore is located inside his city, so he is quite wealthy. He has gathered a lot of gold by selling the iron. The other three brothers also have nice resources; they have a jungle nearby, as you can see, so they have a lot of wood," I explained.

Satisfied with the information, my lord declared, "Good, this means that we will get a lot of resources if we only attack these four brothers. Now, let's prepare for our conquest."

The sun was setting as I stood on the balcony of my castle, looking out at the sprawling landscape below. I had just received news that the youngest brother's city had a gold mine, and my heart leaped with excitement at the prospect of finally having all the gold in the world in my grasp.

My mind raced as I thought of the possibilities. With this gold, I could hire the best warriors and craftsmen in the land, build grand structures and expand my kingdom like never before. But first, I needed to prepare my army and plan our strategy.

As I made my way to the courtyard, I called for my trusted minion to prepare the big map of the land. I knew I had to be strategic in my approach, and so I began to plan every detail of our journey.

"We leave tomorrow," I told my minion, "and we must reach the city before the other brothers catch wind of our intentions."

He nodded and set to work on the map as I made my way to the training ground. It was important to me that my soldiers were well-trained and well-equipped for the journey ahead. As I walked amongst them, I checked on those who had been injured in battle and was relieved to see that they had all recovered and were ready to fight once again.

But as I stood there, a thought occurred to me. What if the other brothers joined forces against me? With all their armies combined, I would surely be outnumbered and outmatched. I knew I needed to be prepared for any eventuality.

The night was long as I planned and strategized, making sure that every detail was accounted for. As dawn broke, I gathered my army and we set out on our journey, our horses galloping through the rolling hills and lush valleys.

Finally, after hours of traveling, we reached the city. My heart raced with anticipation as we prepared to take on the youngest brother and claim the gold mine for ourselves. But as we approached, I realized that this battle would not be an easy one. The city was well-guarded, and the other brothers had already arrived to defend their kin.

With a deep breath, I rallied my troops, and we charged into battle. Swords clashed, shields were raised, and the sound of war cries echoed through the air. The battle was long and grueling, but in the end, we emerged victorious.

As I stood amongst the rubble and debris, I looked out at the golden mine, now mine for the taking. And as I gazed upon it, I knew that this was only the beginning. With this gold, I would build an empire, the likes of which the world had never seen before.

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[Resource Division] (1748 Minions)

- 87x Woodcutter Minion

- 460x Miner Minion

pαπdα Йᴏνê|,ｃòΜ - 185x Scout Minion (Farming)

- 264x Scout Minion (Mining)

- 598x Scout Minion (Woodcutting)

- 154x Scout Minion (Hunting)

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[Combat Division - Standard] (11,090 Minions)

-5090x Advance Warrior Minion

.. 165x Intelligence Variant [ Stage 1]

…. 20x Intelligence Variant [ Stage 2]

.. 2700x Brute Strength Variant [ Stage 1]

…. 1150x Brute Strength Variant [ Stage 2]

.. 900x Technique Variant [ Stage 1]

…. 155x Technique Variant [ Stage 2]

- 2960x Warrior Minion

- 1050x Scout Minion (Swordplay)

.. 140x Silent Killer (Swordplay)

- 1850x Scout Minion (Archery)

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[Combat Division - Magic] (341 Minions)

- 29x Scout Minion (Fire Magic - Residential Heater)

- 43x Scout Minion (Fire Magic - Projectile Controller)

- 55x Scout Minion (Fire Magic - Flamethrower)

- 31x Scout Minion (Water Magic - Ice Warrior)

- 25x Scout Minion (Water Magic - Arctic Wind)

- 29x Scout Minion (Water Magic - Water Manipulator)

- 25x Scout Minion (Wind Magic - Defensive Wind)

- 21x Scout Minion (Wind Magic - Visceral Turbine)

- 32x Scout Minion (Wind Magic - Projectile Enhancer)

- 19x Scout Minion (Earth Magic - Brute)

- 14x Scout Minion (Earth Magic - Solid Control)

- 18x Scout Minion (Earth Magic - Land Scaler)

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[Utility Division] (326 Minions)

- 313x Builder Minion

- 12x Scout Minion (Utility)

- 1x Minion Manager

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I stood overlooking my army, the ground below me trembling from the sheer magnitude of their presence. My minions, each one a carefully crafted weapon, stood at attention, awaiting my orders. The Rioters, my advance warriors, were the first to come to mind. These maniacal beasts were tasked with the destruction of enemy strongholds, spreading fear throughout the lands they conquered.

Without hesitation, I ordered 410 of these ferocious creatures to be sent for Rioter minion training, honing their already impressive skills to perfection. As for the others, 850 brute force minions were assigned to stage 2 training, while 1550 warrior minions were given intense brute force training to further strengthen their fighting prowess.

Despite my efforts, my army had already suffered losses, and I knew I had to fill the gap. I assigned 600 warrior minions to technique variant training, hoping to improve their combat effectiveness. With only 400 warriors remaining, I enlisted a batch of 2100 warriors for training, pushing them to their limits, confident they would soon become a force to be reckoned with.

But I knew that strength wasn't everything. I needed silent killers, those who could slip in and out unnoticed, leaving only destruction in their wake. I selected 260 swordplay minions for silent killer training, perfecting their already lethal skills.

As I was about to dismiss my minions, my gaze fell upon my archers. Their numbers were dwindling, and I knew I needed to act fast. I quickly enlisted 650 archers for training, ensuring they would be ready for the battles to come.

My army was a well-oiled machine, each part crafted with precision and care, all working together to achieve our goals. And with every passing day, I knew they were becoming stronger, faster, and deadlier than ever before.