Hearing the woman's words, the others nodded in agreement. Since they had all signed contracts last time, they felt relatively reassured.
The woman in white said angrily, "He caused the deaths of so many innocent lives. Shouldn't he receive retribution? Don't you think something needs to be done to punish him? Are we just going to keep letting him run wild and unchecked? This is absolutely the best chance to destroy him. I believe we should uphold justice on Heaven's behalf and give an account to the countless lives that died before."
The others looked at the woman in white and found it difficult to refute her. After all, her intentions were good. They had personally witnessed the scene when the other side unleashed the Undead Catastrophe, when countless lives had died miserably.
Their hearts had been filled with fury. Probably no one could remain unmoved by such an inhumanly tragic sight. But though they were enraged, they did not want to die, nor did they want their civilians and soldiers to die.
"Sigh! This isn't a world where good and evil are always repaid accordingly—it's a world where the weak are prey to the strong. I think I know what we should do," a handsome young man sighed.
The others made their decisions as well: they would sign contracts with Great Qin. Seeing this, the woman in white could only leave in anger.
The focus then shifted to the east, where the strongest faction lay.
A burly man snorted coldly. "That faction has sent gifts in the other three directions and is willing to sign peace contracts, yet they have ignored us in the east alone. I think they intend to make a move against the east. I don't know whether they're stupid or what, choosing the east when