Lingwen's little head poked out from behind Lin Qi's shoulder, making it look as though Lin Qi had grown two heads—strange beyond measure. Yet she herself saw nothing wrong with it. She merely beamed at Cloud Emperor and Yun Xiaolan, seeming to find it immensely entertaining.
After all, in her "vast" knowledge, she had read all manner of methods for treating grievous wounds. But she only knew the methods; she had never actually seen anyone seriously injured before. Today, upon seeing Cloud Emperor and Yun Xiaolan, two patients with transparent holes blasted through their bodies, Lingwen felt this trip had truly been worthwhile and eye-opening. Deep down, she felt that acknowledging Lin Qi as her master had been quite a good idea.
The group left the underground chamber. Jiawu remained behind with a respectful expression, shifting the coordinates on the transmission magic array's array disk and removing the void magic crystal and several important magic crystals from the array. This was standard procedure after using a transmission magic array; otherwise, if someone accidentally activated it and, through some chance mishap, transmitted themselves here, that would hardly be a good thing.
The Bluefin Salmon Chamber of Commerce had now become one of the most important chambers of commerce in the western Caesar Empire. It was not the largest, but because it possessed the method for manufacturing new-style heavy warships, it had become the most important. Within several miles of its headquarters in Malen Town stood countless workshops and buildings, while a small castle at the heart of the chamber was guarded with exceptional rigor.
Luen, the mercenary commander Lin Qi had hired back then, kept three hundred elite warriors stationed nearby year-round. The walls of this small castle, which covered more than ten mu, rose high into the air, and Jiawu