"I agree with Fourth Brother's idea as well. We truly have only this one path left."
"So now, how do we intercept and kill him, where do we do it, and when?"
The Fifth Prince tapped the table with a calm expression.
"Where else could it be? Of course, Silver Moon Valley. If he doesn't want to take a detour or court death, then he will definitely come through Silver Moon Valley."
"We can lay a net that stretches from heaven to earth in Silver Moon Valley ahead of time. The moment he dares set foot inside, we can catch a turtle in a jar."
"He is as good as dead."
The First Prince spread a map across the table, then pointed at a location and declared loudly.
"You know it, and Qin Unrivaled definitely knows it too."
"But even if he knows, he will still take the route through Silver Moon Valley."
"So this proposal is feasible. We'll set a net that stretches from heaven to earth in Silver Moon Valley and wait for him to take the bait."
The Fourth Prince crossed his arms, nodded, and spoke in full agreement.
Silver Moon Valley was the only route leading to the Imperial Capital of the Great Qin Imperial Dynasty.
After all, aside from Silver Moon Valley, every other route was forbidden territory—unless Qin Unrivaled was tired of living and chose to cross a forbidden land directly.
But that would work out nicely too, saving them the trouble.
"Then it's settled. Silver Moon Valley. But we should also station some forces elsewhere, making preparations on two fronts."
"In case Qin Unrivaled really does as we expect."
The Sixth Prince, who had been the only one not to speak, slowly opened his mouth.
"There's no need for other places. The first