Burn Your Home (3)

After leaving, Ye Lang conjured up a map in his mind, positioned himself on the map, and headed towards his first target point, which was where Debbie was.

"Strange, why can't I see a single Blue Team? Are they all on the offensive?" Ye Lang couldn't see any Blue Team or Red Team on the street. He didn't think much of the Red Team, assuming they were on the defensive.

It's here, it's here...

Ye Lang's appearance was quickly noticed by the audience and referees, who all began to follow Ye Lang. However, they did not notify the Red Team because both the referees and the audience had to adhere to one principle: to be outsiders, not to interfere with either side, and not to help either side, not even by sending a message!

If the Red Team wants to know about Ye Lang's existence, then it must be discovered by the Red Team members themselves!

However, at this time, all the Red Team members were already at the various bride strongholds. There were no Red Team members on the streets because they all felt that there was only one Ye Lang, and there was no need to monitor him. They would just eliminate him as soon as he came over.

"Huh, why are there only Red Team members? Where are the Blue Team?"

As Ye Lang approached Debbie's Bride's stronghold, he discovered that there were no Blue Team members nearby, only the Red Team defending the stronghold. The Red Team still had the same number of members, as if they had not suffered any losses at all.

Could it be that the Blue Team has already been eliminated? That must be the case, otherwise, how could this situation have arisen!

However, the defense of these Red Team is really poor; they're so lax that anyone could sneak in!

What does he want to do?

The referees and spectators watching Ye Lang from nearby were puzzled when they saw him swaggering towards the bride's hideout. What was he doing? Did he want to take on everyone by himself?

However, they then discovered that Ye Lang did not seem to be going for a one-on-one fight, but instead swaggered into the New Year's stronghold right under the noses of the Red Team.

What kind of situation is this? Didn't any of the Red Team notice this?

No, they must have seen him. They even greeted him, but didn't they realize that Ye Lang wasn't one of their Red Team members?

No, they didn't find it!

Ye Lang actually entered during an opening. He had just noticed that the Red Team's defense was very lax, with many people walking in and out without being checked.

They were too relaxed. Everyone thought victory was a certainty, so they didn't pay much attention, which gave Ye Lang an opportunity to take advantage of the situation.

In the courtyard of the stronghold, the First Prince was lying comfortably, drinking tea and chatting with Debbie.

"So much time has passed, how come you still haven't found him?" Debbie looked at the sun in the sky; it was already afternoon, and another hour had passed.

"We didn't go looking for him. It would only be a waste of energy. We might as well wait for him to show up on his own. Miss Debbie, knowing him as you do, do you think he will show up?" The First Prince said casually, seemingly without any sense of tension.

"I don't know, but my gut feeling tells me he'll show up," Debbie said, a little confused. Since she said it was a gut feeling, it was obviously something she herself couldn't figure out.

"Why do you have such a feeling?" the First Prince asked.

"I don't know!" Debbie shook her head. "I just have this intuition that he will appear in front of me..."

"Impossible! Even if he came, he wouldn't be able to enter this courtyard, and he wouldn't appear in front of you. Of course, if we capture him, that would be different..." The First Prince shook his head, looking confident. In his opinion, Ye Lang had no chance of getting past the outer checkpoints.

"Why can't we get in? It's easy to get in from here."

At this moment, a voice rang out, causing the First Prince's expression to change, while Debbie was overjoyed, because the voice belonged to Ye Lang. Although the First Prince had never heard Ye Lang's voice before, he was certain that the voice belonged to a stranger.

You must understand, everyone here is the First Prince's man. Now a stranger has appeared, and he's standing so close to him. No matter who the stranger is or what his purpose is, it's enough to make the First Prince change his expression.

"You've come!"

"Who are you? How did you get in?"

Debbie and the First Prince spoke at the same time, and Debbie's words made the First Prince realize that the person he had asked the first question must be Ye Lang, whom he had just been talking about.

"Yes! I'm here! This is how I walked in." Ye Lang nodded, responding to the two of them.

"Impossible! With so many people outside, how could you possibly have come in without making a sound?" The First Prince shook his head, finding the whole thing absurd.

Even if Ye Lang were a peerless master, if he were to break into this place, there would be sounds of fighting, even if it was just for a short while. But in the current situation, there is no movement at all.

This struck the First Prince as somewhat unbelievable; he couldn't understand the situation!

In fact, the referees watching from the shadows also found it a bit unbelievable, because Ye Lang had swaggered over from beginning to end without hiding or having his identity discovered.

But this line of thinking seems reasonable, because everyone thinks he is not from the Blue Team, but a member of the Red Team, and not everyone in the Red Team knows each other, so Ye Lang naturally found a loophole.

"Can't you just come in quietly when there are so many people? Alright, Abby, tell me what to do next. Should I take you out, or is it already done?" Ye Lang temporarily ignored the presence of the First Prince, which made the First Prince feel very embarrassed.

"Next, you have to take me away from this base. After that, you'll have succeeded and can go to the next place. However, the next bride might resist you, and then you'll have to figure out a way to deal with it yourself," Debbie said.

"That's simple, just knock them out!" Ye Lang said decisively.

"..." Debbie and the First Prince were silent for a while. No one had ever done such a brutal thing as knocking out a bride before, because these brides were the most beautiful girls in the empire. Who would be so brutal?

Under normal circumstances, even if someone is unwilling, the only approach is to persuade them, or at most forcibly take them away.

Debbie silently mourned for the young brides, hoping they wouldn't resist, otherwise Ye Lang would definitely knock them unconscious, especially Princess Hai Na, whom she believed Ye Lang would definitely knock out.

However, Debbie seemed to be overthinking things. Ye Lang was just playing around, and whether he would actually steal all the brides was an unknown.