National Fortune Tied to One Person

In fact, Mount Tai Sect's mindset mirrored that of many top experts in the Hua Xia Battle Group. For Bai Pu to command this Spirit Realm War, the first problem he had to solve was earning the trust of the battle group's veteran powerhouses.

Of course, Bai Pu had an innate advantage. He held the Golden Military Rank upon which all Huaxia had pinned its hopes, with National Fortune Tied to One Person.

The Hua Xia Battle Group experts who had come to fight here basically all needed something from Bai Pu. When rewards were distributed according to merit in the future, the allocation of "tickets" would depend on the scale of their contributions.

As long as Bai Pu proved his abilities and dispelled the veteran powerhouses' doubts, no one would mind being commanded by a young brat.

Bai Pu swung his blade and severed Kelar's head.

The head of the Ponsei patrol captain could be regarded as a Token of Allegiance. It might come in handy.

Led through the air by Chen Long, Bai Pu and the others soon arrived at the burned village.

The village was deserted, with broken walls and ruins everywhere. The corpses of dead villagers lay scattered across the ground, silently testifying to the atrocities of the Ponsei patrol soldiers.

"Look around. See if anyone's still alive!" Bai Pu said.

The group began searching.

Xu Dog searched the most carefully. He sensed danger.

When it came to "scene details," Xu Dog had always considered himself an expert. He had originally hoped to contribute to the team through this and earn himself the role of the chief's "senior adviser."

But during that recent encounter, Bai Pu had taught Xu Dog a thorough lesson.

The chief himself has such powerful insight. What use am I?

Xu