![]() In the Holy Kingdom’s history - after the construction of the wall - the gravest intrusion into their lands had come during an invasion which took place amidst the Long Rain. While they did not have the luxury of raising troops which would go unused, there was a need to station an appropriate amount of manpower there. The answer was that the country would collapse before the demihumans even attacked them. ![]() The Holy Kingdom’s leadership had once calculated how much fighting strength would be required to defeat an invading tribe of demihumans. In order to keep it operating at full capacity, they had to keep a great deal of manpower permanently on site. ♦♦♦ Yet, the wall built for that purpose possessed a few problems. They did this so the demihumans would understand that any attempt to set foot on their land would be met by frenzied resistance. They did this to let the world know that their land did not belong to the demihumans. They did this to keep the demihumans from taking a single step onto their land. Therefore, the Holy Kingdom chose to solidify its defense. If they let the demihumans invade as they pleased, they would have to pay an incalculable price in blood to fight them off. Needless to say, most demihumans had more powerful bodies than humans, and there were also many races who were naturally endowed with magical ability. ![]() Still, even Goblins like that possessed eyes which could see in the dark, and if they took advantage of the fact that their small bodies could be easily concealed - for instance, when launching a nighttime ambush in a forest - they would surely be troublesome foes for humans. Be it in height, physical strength, knowledge, or the rate at which they produced magic casters, they were a race inferior to humans in every way. Granted, it was true that there were certain demihumans who were weaker than humans, such as Goblins. There was a vast power gap between demihumans and humans. This grand wall, built through the expenditure of a great deal of time and resources, was a silent testimony to how troubling the existence of the demihumans were to the Holy Kingdom. It was built to withstand invasions from the many demihuman tribes which occupied the hills to the east of the Holy Kingdom, between them and the Theocracy. The entrance to the peninsula sported a great wall, over one hundred kilometers long from north to south. Thus, some people called them the Northern and Southern Holy Kingdoms. Rather, there was a gigantic bay between them - forty kilometers long and two hundred kilometers wide - which made its geography look like a horizontal U. Of course, the halves were not completely separated. The first was that its land was divided into northern and southern halves by the sea. In addition, there were two special features about the Roble Holy Kingdom’s geography. ![]() It was a very religious country, though not to the extent of the Slaine Theocracy. It was led by a Holy Queen who could use divine magic, and the leadership was closely tied to the temple factions. The sensation, combined with the knowledge that Grunbul was in complete control of her, was starting to wear away at her fear and uncertainty.OVERLORD VOLUME 12 CHAPTER 1 THE DEMON EMPEROR JALDABAOTH Part 1 The Roble Holy Kingdom was a nation whose territory was the peninsula to the southwest of the Re-Estize Kingdom. The pain was still there, but the more the Ogrelord did it, the more it faded away, to be replaced by pleasure. But then Grunbul grabbed her by the hips, and then he twisted her body first left, then right, as though he were using her sex to polish his shaft. She could not speak for the pain, so she thought, he’ll break me, he’ll tear me in half as her eyes rolled up and her tongue hung out of her mouth. It hurt so much that no other pain she had experienced before mattered, and as inch after inch slid inside she felt something tearing within her. Grunbul’s member was as long as her slender arm and five times as thick. She had fingered herself before, of course, and Remedios and Kylardos had played with her in turn.
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