Pig Farm was originally a production base, mainly focused on agriculture and livestock breeding, so there were many buildings.
At this moment.
Flames soared into the sky.
Most of the buildings were engulfed in a sea of fire.
The severity of the fire clearly showed that the Revolutionary Army had started it, and it also indicated that their attempt to rescue the slaves had not gone smoothly.
That was why the Revolutionary Army had resorted to arson, hoping to divert some of the enemy's forces.
However, after setting all those fires, the Revolutionary Army discovered that Pig Farm's armed forces had no intention of putting them out.
Even when the flames spread to the warehouses storing food, the armed forces remained indifferent. Each of them simply held their weapons and poured killing intent toward the Revolutionary Army.
The reason was Ralph's order.
Ralph possessed numerous industries in Mad Hatter Town. His businesses not only involved auctions, but also included investments in Wine Street and Flower Street.
With the wealth he possessed, how could he care about the output of a mere Pig Farm?
Compared with that, the slaves who could continuously provide labor and the arms factory hidden underground were the truly important things.
The slaves were still replaceable. Even if they were gone, he could replenish them sooner or later by spending a sum of money on slave-hunting crews.
As long as something could be solved with money, it was nothing to Ralph.
The arms factory, on the other hand, was not only his lifeline, but also a crucial step toward connecting with the Clown.
And now, the Revolutionary Army had actually set its sights on him.
That alone would have been bad enough, but they had even planted explosives in his arms factory.
If he had not always