Hard to Say!

Su Ye looked curiously at the document Old Man handed him, then froze in disbelief.

"Old Man, is what this says true or false?" Su Ye asked.

"It's true. A small part of Stick Country has already fallen," Old Man said softly.

"Then why hasn't there been any news?" Su Ye said irritably. One wave had barely settled before another rose.

Sure enough, it was the End of the Era. All kinds of absurd things were happening.

"Mm, that's a good question. What do you think?" Old Man said grumpily.

Hearing Old Man's words...

Panic!!

That was the real reason there had been no news.

What pissed Su Ye off the most was that if their front line had to collapse, why did it have to happen now? It was fucking ridiculous.

Would they die if they waited another hundred years? Damn bastards.

It could only be said that once contradictions accumulated to a certain point, they would erupt. Especially in this period, the End of the Era, when every kind of conflict would explode.

And this was only the beginning.

"The Empire is currently assessing whether it should support Stick Country," Old Man said, taking a deep drag of Soul-Nurturing Grass.

Su Ye lit one as well, his face even more troubled than Old Man's.

Old Man immediately laughed. "Why do you look even more anxious than I am?"

"You don't understand, Old Man. You don't understand how I feel," Su Ye said with endless melancholy. This baby is suffering, but this baby can't say it.

Old Man looked at Su Ye but did not pay much attention to it.

"Old Man, how can people be stupid enough to reach this point?" Su Ye said helplessly.

They had been handed a guaranteed victory and did not want it. If