Runell glanced at the overly talkative Li Yuanting and dearly wanted to smash him with a hammer.
"Transportation is so convenient now, and messages can be sent at any time. If there's a mission, just release the information ahead of time. Liuning's warriors move very quickly." Runell was growing impatient.
He thought that would completely shut Li Yuanting up, but the man unexpectedly added, "There's an empty plot beside our dormitory building. It wouldn't take many days to build another one. Then everyone could stay in close contact and strengthen our comradeship."
After taking a deep breath, Runell replied to Li Yuanting, "The fortress does not have that much funding available lately. We have no plans to build another dormitory building."
"Oh? Is Liuning that strapped for funds?" Li Yuanting feigned innocence.
Because the investigation into the Huovian people had made no progress, the Elder Council had just cut Liuning's expenses. Li Yuanting had struck right at Runell's sore spot.
"This is not part of the plan, so Bilich and the others are still living in their original dormitory area."
After saying that, Runell quickly left with Bilich and the other five.
If he stayed any longer, and any of those who had yet to speak raised a few more questions, Runell was certain he would lose his temper.
On the way back, Bilich and the others exchanged opinions. Lisa spoke first. "Adjutant Runell, Qing Zhixun is extremely cautious and impossible to sway. We may have a hard time completing this mission."
Qing Zhixun was no fool. He would never allow them into his core team, which meant they knew nothing about what he intended to do or how he planned to do it.
When Qing Zhixun gave an order, would they carry it out or not?
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