Immortal Legion Charge

Qu Han was left speechless by Xiao Liang. If he had been facing an ordinary person, Qu Han would have had ten thousand arguments to make them admit he had done the right thing. But he was facing Xiao Liang. Xiao Liang was foolish and slow-witted, yet when it came to loyalty, Qu Han was simply a cut below him, and that would never change.

"I'm not talking to you about this. Just you wait. I won't attack here anymore—I'll lead my troops through Northwind City and head straight for St. Gall City. I refuse to believe you can still defend it," Qu Han said.

Xiao Liang blinked and said, "Then go. The boss's order to me was to hold Tianmen Pass. Everything else has nothing to do with me."

Qu Han was utterly frustrated by Xiao Liang's response. He had only said it to make Xiao Liang worry, but Xiao Liang's brain simply did not think that far.

Wang Teng now deeply regretted not listening to Qu Han in the first place. "What do we do now?" he asked.

Qu Han sighed. "Even our strongest assault force can't break their shield formation. That approach won't work anymore. The best option is to relocate. Withdraw the entire army back to Northwind City, then circle around and attack St. Gall City."

"How long will that take?" Wang Teng asked.

"At least five hours," Qu Han said.

Getting a force of two million people back into the fortress, sending them back out, and reforming their ranks was not something a few hundred or a few thousand people could do. This was two million people. That process alone would waste over two hours. Only because Qu Han personally organized them could they move that quickly; anyone else would have been even slower.

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