The Regrets of the Gen Army!

Nuo Ya felt that her recent experiences had been like a dream.

The first half had been a nightmare—her sworn elder brother, Lin Kun, had been ambushed and killed by the Fourth Demon Lord's men in the Heavenly River Land. The experts of the Kun Army had suffered heavy losses in that battle.

Lin Kun had not actually needed to die. As the strongest among them, he had been the one most capable of escaping. Yet he had used his own life to hold back the demons, buying the others a sliver of hope.

Nuo Ya often saw the scenes in which Lin Kun's divine body re-formed again and again, only for him to charge forward once more. Whenever she remembered it, her heart felt as though it were being cut by knives.

Afterward, the Kun Army had collapsed. Its rating had fallen, while some left, some were transferred, and others scattered. Only Xiao Ming, herself, and a group of old veterans remained, persevering as they restored the Kun Army's glory.

The Kun Army had undergone tremendous changes, and people's hearts had changed as well.

Nuo Ya had grown stronger, while Xiao Ming had become more pragmatic!

The two, whose relationship had originally been fairly good, had developed starkly different ideas about the Kun Army's future.

Nuo Ya had devoted herself to revenge. She wanted to return to the Heavenly River Land and avenge Lin Kun by killing the Fourth Demon Lord's men.

Xiao Ming believed that revenge was utterly impossible in the short term. It would be better to advance southward and carry out bandit-suppression and thief-capturing missions of relatively lower danger.

The two had drifted farther and farther apart, striving in different directions. The result had been bleak: not only had the Kun Army failed to recover, it