The news that Nathan had killed Nessus, the War God of the werewolf clan, and his wolf riders quickly spread far and wide.
The local wandering warriors association and bounty hunters association, who had been sitting on their hands all the while, were shocked to hear the news.
Many people quickly realized that Nathan was strong enough to kill the Alpha Wolf.
Thus, many bounty hunters and wandering warriors promptly stepped up to offer help.
These people led dangerous lives. They wanted to wipe out the dark clan and receive the reward from the Curia to ensure their survival.
Like wild dogs in the wilderness, they had a sharp sense of smell.
Upon learning of the opportunity to exploit the situation, they promptly threw their support behind Nathan by offering him assistance. Their objective was to attack the Alpha Wolf and massacre the werewolves together with Nathan in order to claim the rewards offered by the Curia and neighboring nations.
Individuals from various factions arrived at the town to provide aid.
In just one day, dozens of teams with a total of over two thousand men pledged alliance to Nathan temporarily, hoping to join him in defeating the werewolf clan.
Nathan was rather surprised at their enthusiasm.
However, getting more help was a good thing.
With the support of the bounty hunters and Hepburn's subordinates from the Curia, there were over three thousand warriors in the town.
Nathan could benefit from the expertise of experienced warriors in combat.
Never in Raytor's wildest dream did he know that his plan to have Nessus attack Nathan would backfire and actually end up aiding Nathan.
Fury tore through Raytor when he learned that the bounty hunters nearby had flocked to Nathan.
The following day, he gave an order.
He ordered his subordinates from the four cities to come to him, leaving only a small number behind to guard the cities.
His plan was to gather the entire werewolf clan to defeat Nathan's disorderly army.
The werewolf clan was swift and decisive.
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