Golden Fang left as if he had been pumped full of adrenaline.
Before leaving, he solemnly promised to complete the procurement assignment on time and in full, and never hold the organization back.
Watching him leave, Nie Yun felt as though an obscure little pirate chief had vanished for good, replaced by a diligent... procurement manager?
He shook his head, brushing aside that inexplicable sense of accomplishment.
To be honest, some of the intelligence Golden Fang had provided was quite valuable.
From the looks of it, Black Sail and the Madmen had some shady dealings behind the scenes, the Twin Dragons' romantic entanglements remained a mystery, the Dark God Temple and Kalon kept playing hide-and-seek, and the most low-profile of them all, Gold Coin, might actually be a hidden boss?
These pirate chiefs were all playing a collective game of "bet you didn't see that coming"... not a single one was easy to deal with!
Still, this intelligence had given Nie Yun some new ideas about how to "fish in troubled waters"...
Given the current situation, the Seven Great Pirate Gangs could roughly be divided into three camps!
The "Black Sail Camp": the Black Sail Pirate Group had swallowed most of Red Dragon's holdings, sending its strength soaring. With the Madmen, who could spearhead an assault and ranked first on the combat leaderboard, it was practically a Dong Zhuo-plus-Lü Bu combination, and the strongest camp on paper.
The "Twin Dragons Camp": Red Dragon had suffered heavy losses. Although some elite forces remained intact, the Red Dragon was reportedly severely damaged and would probably be unable to regain its combat capability anytime soon. This camp was currently at an absolute disadvantage.
The "Neutral Camp": Gold Coin had chosen to watch from the sidelines, while the Dark God Temple and Kalon were