“We will need a large medical tent here that can accommodate over a thousand soldiers and another here. Then, the barracks will surround it.  We will need a few command posts with lines of communication set up between them. As well as a massive wall to surround it all. We will name it Fort Daybreak.” Desaray pointed out all positions. She was trying to remember how she set up her camps in a real-time strategy game she used to play. “Does anyone have any more suggestions that can be added to this?”

“This setup is not bad, but we will need more space for sentry space for magi artillery. And barrier generators.” Princess Penlopia began adjusting the way things looked. “I may not look it but I am one of the top magi tech researchers in the kingdom.”

Princess Penlopia smiled and nodded. She was glad that was the case. “With our barriers, we can ward off any magic attacks, and it will not take much time to set up. While Sir Regal’s elder dwarf runes are much better, we can not allow such things to fall into the hands of our enemy. Dwarven tech is not as powerful and, if not created properly, could result in an inferior product.”

“Then we will go with your setups then. Adjust the base blueprint to fit what you need. Just make sure to leave the basics.” Desaray had no problem with having the dwarves take over the base building plans. It was their specialty, after all.

“Leave it to us!” Princess Penlopia smiled brightly. She was glad her people could play a bigger role.

“As for the wood elves, I believe your people are good at scouting, right?” Desaray asked.

“Yes, we are very good at tracking. We have skills that let us blend into our surroundings as well. We are also good at setting up traps.” Trintan replied.

“Then your jobs are set. We will need you to keep an eye on the enemy from a safe distance and set up traps en route to the base. We want to make it hard for them to approach. This means you will need your men to also lead our troops into battle so we can avoid these traps as well. You will be playing two major roles that are highly needed. You will also be working with the fairies setting up illusions as well. It will be nice to mix your two specialties together.” Desaray had no idea if these would have any effect on the enemy, but it was still worth a try.

“We will not let you down.” Trintan bowed his head. He then began discussing things with the fairies.  

“Dragons and my people will work together and run drills since we will be the main fighting force. Everyone will have their own jobs. Ours is to make sure the enemy never reaches the shore to begin moving towards this continent. We still do not know what their full plans are since they have split up to gather their fighting force. I highly doubt that they know what we are doing. If they do, then we will just have to overpower them no matter what. Does anyone have any questions on what they should be doing?” Desaray asked. She was ready to wrap up this meeting and begin setting things up.

“I have one.” The dragon representative, named Gragnor spoke up. “Some of our soldiers are still low-level. Is there a way to raise their level quickly before we set off?” 

“Yes, I already planned to do that. You will be running a raid dungeon with me. I will power-level you all. This goes for all races as well. You will be split into two groups. The ones leveling that day and the ones working on the base. We will alternate these groups so you can level up and still help with the other things. Those on long missions, I will make up for it when they get back.” Desaray knew she had to get everyone’s levels up, which was not a bad idea. This way, their alliance will not only become stronger, but their region will become a place that no one will dare try to attack.

“I am sorry to interrupt but…. You Holiness, some idiots have come to wage war.” One of the soldiers on the lookout walked into the room. They were only allowed to enter a meeting in emergency cases only.

“The high elves that once had their sights on Rain Ford City.” The soldier replied.

“Understood!”