The Weakest Servant

Song Ankang's trip to the Yellow Chicken Race had truly yielded a bountiful harvest.

After returning and carefully taking stock, Song Ankang discovered that the total value of all the resources he had acquired on this trip was close to ten million High-grade Immortal Stones—nearly half the reserves of the Yellow Chicken Race's High-grade Immortal Stone mine.

However, only a small portion of these resources and treasures had come from that High-grade Immortal Stone mine. Most had come from his many Earth Immortal servants.

That High-grade Immortal Stone mine was being watched by many upper-echelon figures from the Tengu Race and the Nine-Lives Cat Race, so Song Ankang did not dare profit from it too heavily. After taking only a few million High-grade Immortal Stones, he did not dare touch it again, lest taking too much reveal something unusual.

Even so, the higher-ups of both races found it somewhat strange that the mine seemed to contain fewer resources than they had previously calculated. They assumed the other side had concealed part of the figures they reported, or that some brazen fellow had secretly stashed away a number of High-grade Immortal Stones.

As sworn enemies, the two great races naturally would not communicate with each other, so this anomaly was simply overlooked.

But that was only because the missing High-grade Immortal Stones were not too numerous. Had the losses been too great, the two races would likely have temporarily set aside their old grudges and conducted a thorough reckoning.

No one would have imagined that in the great battle between the Tengu Race and the Nine-Lives Cat Race, the one who reaped the greatest gains was actually Song Ankang, an unknown Human Race youngster.

The treasures and resources were only secondary. The three hundred Diamond Prefecture Lords, the Glory Emperors, and