Cheng Shi thought so too. From the looks of it, Kainlaur had definitely been bold, meticulous, and fond of gambling. He had just accidentally gambled away his own life.
It seemed that Destiny had not blessed this believer of Order after all.
Sun Miao's nostrils rose higher and higher. He was already growing impatient to uncover the truth of this history.
"I've been observing for a long time. The commander's banner in the central camp was hidden by the Beast Tamer, so we have no way of determining where the command tent is in this charging formation.
At the speed the battle lines are advancing, it may not be long before the Iron Law Knight tide collides with the War Legion. Once that happens, finding him on a battlefield covered in flames will be even harder.
Vice President Cheng, do you have any good ideas?"
This time, Sun Miao was not shirking responsibility. He was genuinely not good at searching for a target amid such a complicated, massive, and chaotic situation. At the end of the day, he was only an Assassin, not a Hunter. What he excelled at was pursuing a confirmed target one-on-one.
So, for now, the task of finding a target first could only be handed to Cheng Shi.
Cheng Shi also found it extremely difficult. Little Seven was no fool; he would not stay in one place and wait for Cheng Shi to find him. Fortunately, Chun had left Cheng Shi quite a few things. Although he could not use some of the items, was there not a wise man present?
Cheng Shi promptly shook out all of Chun's hunting tools. Looking at these items that clearly did not belong to Cheng Shi, Sun Miao shook his head.
Cheng Shi glanced at him and said in