Volume One, Chapter 128: The Conclusion, Part Two

Jiang Yingli smiled, “Thank you, Engineer Gu.”

Gu Dai waved his hand with a hearty laugh. “It’s nothing. Well then, we’ll be off for now.”

His wife, holding their child, came up to greet the others briefly before following Gu Dai out of the hall.

Besides, borrowed money still needs to be repaid. With a mortgage on this side, every month they were pouring money into repayments. How could they possibly save up anything to return to others?

Moreover, Chu Biao’s tactic really worked on the employees who had left the company. Upon hearing it, they hurried back in small groups. No matter how reluctant they were, keeping their jobs came first, especially in a company with such good benefits.

“Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh!” Feathered arrows kept falling, and from time to time, Liao soldiers were struck and collapsed. Naturally, the Liao army wouldn’t just serve as targets; they also shot arrows at the Chain Horse cavalry, so both sides suffered casualties.

They had just stepped out less than a hundred meters when a torrential downpour began, as if the sky itself was pouring water. In an instant, Xiang Qingxi was soaked through like a drowned rat. But when he found shelter, surprisingly... the rain stopped and the sky cleared.

Between medium-strength commanders, alliances quickly formed for mutual support. Pairs immediately joined forces to create a fleet of considerable strength, instantly reversing the situation.

“Lady Li Ruyi!” The marines panicked and hurried after Li Ruyi, with the Earth guides assigned to accompany them flustered and trailing behind.

The Colin gravitational force erupted, merging under the power of will with the “gravity space” from the Earth’s laws, and then further fused with five other profound laws.

“Exactly so,” Jing Hua nodded. He had intended to mention the Huaibei Ru and Ying equipment to warn the sovereign to prepare early, but reconsidered—this matter was too significant and unrelated to him, so he kept silent.

Next to these words was a clear image. Upon closer inspection, one would recognize the portrait depicted was none other than Su Mu’s face.

This revelation surprised Zhou Yu somewhat, as the content of the main mission relied entirely on his own efforts to uncover.

“Brother Morning Star…” Green Li stared blankly at Morning Star’s suddenly darkened face, unsure what had gone wrong or if she had done something to upset him.

When the news spread through every tribe across the Rong grasslands, most of the Rong people hoped to come under the Great Zhou’s rule. If Great Zhou truly supported them, they would no longer face the threat of starvation.

Thinking this way, Jiang Chu felt utterly despondent. He realized he had embarked on a path of no return, with no possibility of turning back from the very first step.

For ten years, Jiangzhou had not seen any major martial forces, yet the Yan family had survived from back then. What did this mean for the consequences?

“But it seems Lingjian and the Feather Tribe’s Emperor Mountain Hunters are not in Amethyst City! Could it be they never came?” Yu Yuan asked worriedly.

Suddenly jolted awake from his dream, he stretched his limbs in unison and sat upright, bumping straight into Jiang Xuejuan, who just happened to be leaning over.

One after another, the missed supernatural attacks struck the ground, directly shredding the giant squid-like creature spanning several kilometers. No matter how it defended, it was futile.

The guards at the gate relayed the message inside, and soon after, they came out to escort Lü Ziqi into the Prince Rong’s mansion.

Long Yue’er had resentment weighing on her heart, clouding her mind. In battle, she became panicked and disorganized, leaving many openings. Seeing this, Yu Guyun had no choice but to cover for her, which limited his own abilities and allowed the Red-Armed Divine Dragon Gulaixi to take great advantage.

At that moment, Ling Yue and Tian Yue once again invigorated our energies; the two of us were ready to duel once more!