Striking in Secret

Of course, Chang Wei had not let so many of Hua Xiong's mission ratings slip away. Before Zhao Yun's spear could pierce Hua Xiong's throat, he used an invisible method to crush Hua Xiong's heart. Hua Xiong was doomed to die anyway, so it did not count as outside interference.

This move had evidently been acknowledged by the Main God, which ruled that Chang Wei had completed the mission of killing Hua Xiong and awarded him two B-Rank mission ratings.

The Reincarnators were still lamenting that the B-Rank mission ratings most easily and likely obtainable in this world had gone up in smoke.

By that measure, Wu Anguo and Pan Feng were probably at this level too.

The generals tied to B-Rank missions were all first-rate generals.

They dared not imagine how strong the A-Rank mission generals Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, and Lu Bu were.

Yuan Shao was still in shock when Cao Cao hurriedly reminded him to send out the troops.

Yuan Shao then came to his senses. Not caring that the suggestion had come from Cao Cao, he ordered the allied army to advance.

Sishui Pass could not react at all. Although quite a few Reincarnators had managed to become generals, they had assumed that with Hua Xiong taking the field, they only needed to watch out for one red-faced man and one black-faced man. Who could have expected a fair-faced man to spear Hua Xiong to death?

Thus, when Hua Xiong died, they had not even reacted before Sishui Pass was taken by the allied army!

Zhao Yun had already ridden back to Chang Wei's side. Just as he was about to dismount, Chang Wei stepped forward and took hold of his reins for him.

Zhao Yun was flattered beyond measure. He quickly dismounted and