The Invaders' Mindset

Time trickled by, yet Xiao Tianyang still wore the same calm, unshakable expression.

Dragon Peng and Lobster did not bring up launching a proactive attack again.

Just as had been said before, they only needed to follow Xiao Tianyang's orders.

At that moment, Lobster, who had been watching the Barbarian Imperial City in Xiao Tianyang's stead, suddenly frowned.

Through the telescope, it saw the Barbarian Soldiers inside the city gathering.

However, before it could report this information, a deep, muffled horn sounded beside its ear.

At the same time, Xiao Tianyang, who had been resting with his eyes closed, opened them, a sharp glint seeming to flash through his pupils.

"What are they trying to do?"

Dragon Peng picked up the telescope hanging around its neck and glanced into the city, its confusion abruptly mounting.

But very quickly, it recalled the words Xiao Tianyang had said before resting!

"Could this be the opportunity Mister has been waiting for?!"

Dragon Peng and Lobster nearly thought of the same thing at the same instant.

After exchanging a glance, they swiftly turned toward Xiao Tianyang, their eyes filled with both anticipation and admiration.

They anticipated an answer and admired Xiao Tianyang's near-prophetic ability to plan ahead.

After all, even if they racked their brains for an answer right now, they still could not make heads or tails of it.

This was the Barbarian Imperial City.

Yet the efforts of their ancestors over thousands of years had been completely reduced to ruins today.

Following that logic, they should have been prioritizing uncovering the truth, with defense as a secondary concern.

So what was with gathering the army now?

If they had discovered them, there was no need to do it right under their noses, was there?

Thus, although the two of them had witnessed