I, the All-Class Magus, All My Awakening Skills are LvMax - Chapter 408

Chapter 408: Chapter408-Cooperation
If the Eagle Tribe chief had any lingering doubts or alternative plans, they were completely dispelled at this moment.

Their lives were firmly in the hands of their captors, and any attempt to resist would likely lead to disastrous consequences.

They simply didn’t have the means to fight back.

Moreover, if they did agree to cooperate, there was a chance they could still get what they wanted.

“Why should I trust you?” the Eagle Tribe chief asked, using the last bit of his reason to voice the question.

John responded as if he had just heard a particularly amusing joke.

“Because your entire life and the lives of your people are in my hands. You have no room to refuse, and you certainly have no leverage to negotiate with me.”

John’s lips curled into a slight smile, but the Eagle Tribe chief ground his teeth so hard he nearly broke them.

He couldn’t deny that John was right, and it was a truth they were powerless to resist.

The sheer number of beasts alone was enough to seal their fate, not to mention that John’s power far surpassed their own.

Without saying anything further, John cast another Great Illumination Spell.

This time, however, the benefits weren’t limited to the Zebra Tribe alone.

The members of the Eagle Tribe felt their strength rapidly returning, and most importantly, their wounds began to heal visibly.

Everyone gasped involuntarily, their eyes filled with astonishment as they looked at John.

They had never imagined that someone could be this powerful—not only able to control beasts but also possessing such exceptional strength and the ability to heal them.

Where had the Zebra Tribe found such a monster?

If the Eagle Tribe chief had harbored any thoughts of finding an opportunity to strike back, those hopes were now completely extinguished.

He knew that as long as his people had the motivation to fight back, they could win.

But now, everything had changed.

His tribe had lost the will to fight.

They believed that even if they tried, they would be no match for such a person.

So they could only surrender—surrender was their only option.

The Eagle Tribe chief took a deep breath, his voice raspy as he finally spoke.

“I agree to cooperate with you, but you must not harm my daughter or my people. And when we go to war, my people cannot be used as cannon fodder.”

John smiled at these words, leisurely waving his staff.

In an instant, the serpents that had been coiled around them turned to dust and vines.

Everyone stared in astonishment as the once formidable beasts turned to dust before their eyes.

They could hardly believe it—how could something so deadly and powerful just disintegrate into nothing?

What kind of power did this person wield to summon such mysterious forces?

The Eagle Tribe chief gritted his teeth but said nothing, silently allowing John and his group to enter their village.

The realization that their home had been invaded and taken over by these outsiders settled heavily in the hearts of the tribe members.

They understood now that cooperation was no longer just an option but a necessity.

Silver Tear breathed a slight sigh of relief as she moved closer to John, but then she noticed the Zebra Tribe chief looking at her with a very peculiar expression.

Her heart sank as she remembered that this body she was in belonged to the Zebra Tribe chief’s daughter.

She had no idea how she had ended up captured by the Eagle Tribe.

Victor, on the other hand, had been a warrior in his original group, functioning as a scout.

However, during a hunting trip, he had been captured and imprisoned by the Eagle Tribe.

As they entered the village, Victor desperately wanted to speak with John, but the Zebra Tribe chief was so eager that he quickly ushered both Silver Tear and Victor away.

The Zebra Tribe chief had initially planned to find an opportunity to send someone back to inform the high priest, but John’s words quickly captured his attention, leaving him momentarily speechless.

“So, tell me, how exactly do you propose we cooperate?” asked the Eagle Tribe chief, though he was still hesitant.

He didn’t know what John’s true intentions were, or what he planned to do.

It was unsettling to be at the mercy of someone else, especially when he was used to being the ruler of his own tribe.

Now, he had no choice but to cooperate.

John glanced at the Zebra Tribe chief and smiled lightly.

“Of course, you’ll need to follow my lead. Don’t worry, as long as you listen, I can assure you that we’ll completely defeat the other side. I know what you want, and I’m willing to give you one-third of the spoils. I’ll make sure of that.”

The Zebra Tribe chief frowned slightly, clearly displeased, but he held back his frustration.

After all, he had little choice but to follow John’s lead for now.

If things went awry later, they could deal with it then.

“First, I need complete honesty from all of you. I will help you achieve everything you desire, and I’ll also empower your forces,” John continued.

“I’m confident we can take down the Panther Tribe within three days.”

Three days was actually more time than John needed; he knew how to achieve his goals quickly.

The Panther Tribe was hardly a concern to him.

The real objective was to secure victory over all three tribes.

However, he was uncertain whether the Panther Tribe had other allies involved.

Given that they had already crossed into this secret realm, it was possible that Vulture might also be present and could stir up trouble within the Panther Tribe.

That was the unknown factor.

“So, what’s the next step?” the Eagle Tribe chief asked, taking a deep breath, seemingly resigned to his fate.

John glanced at him, then at the Zebra Tribe chief.

“From here on, just follow my lead. Gather all your people and prepare them to be at their best!”

If they were going to strike, they needed to be in top form.

At the same time, John needed to understand their limits.