This time, it was clear that Great Qin was truly enraged. They were preparing to dispatch troops against the eastern factions, to prove Great Qin's might with blood. Great Qin's name must never be dishonored.
Great Qin's furious actions quieted all the surrounding regions. Having witnessed the terrifying power Great Qin had displayed, no one wished to touch Great Qin's sore spot at such a time.
The eastern factions that had originally been trading barbs with Great Qin were even more enraged. They had done none of these things; Great Qin's side had undoubtedly framed them. Yet most people believed Great Qin and did not believe them at all. That was what aggrieved them the most.
Now Great Qin was using this as a pretext to send troops. The eastern factions were filled with fury and frustration, but they could only fall silent, because they were absolutely no match for Great Qin. If the two sides fought, they would certainly be the ones to lose.
Their silence instead further fueled Great Qin's arrogant momentum. After fiercely denouncing the eastern factions, Great Qin issued an even more aggressive declaration: if they remained silent and refused to admit their mistakes, Great Qin would still send troops.
For so long, Great Qin had been waiting for fairness and justice to arrive, which was why it had never acted against the eastern factions. It had hoped they would understand that Great Qin was by no means bloodthirsty or brutal, but the eastern factions' methods were simply too vile and malicious.
Great Qin could no longer endure it. It had already given the eastern factions one chance; if they still refused to admit their mistakes, Great Qin could only dispatch its troops.
These sonorous, forceful words painted Great Qin as magnanimous, friendly, yet unyielding and