Orthodoxy and heresy

"Who said I'd let you see?"

Gu Yuena snapped with a frown.

As the two were talking, Ya Li slowly approached them again. This time, however, she said little, merely reminding Yun Feng to take care on her journey.

"Feng'er, don't forget that we'll be here thinking of you."

"...Mm."

Yun Feng nodded slightly.

She and Gu Yuena followed the rest of the delegation aboard the cruise ship.

A short while later, the ship set sail, slowly leaving the harbor.

Chen Xinjie, Guan Yue, and the other senior Federation officials stood at the harbor, watching the enormous ship depart.

Not far from them stood Zang Xin of the Tang Sect, Leng Yaozhu of the Spirit Pagoda, and Cai Yue'er of Shrek Academy, also watching the receding cruise ship.

The Tang Sect and the Spirit Pagoda had sent people as well.

Their organizations differed from the academy, however, so they had not asked Yun Feng to select their representatives.

"If only these exchanges could bring peace between the two sides."

Zang Xin sighed.

Cai Yue'er nodded in agreement.

"Indeed."

To Chen Xinjie, however, their words were nothing but wishful thinking.

Could merely exchanging delegations bring peace?

Impossible!

Chen Xinjie turned to look in the other direction.

On the other side of the harbor lay the Sea God Legion's base.

It housed the most powerful fleet in the entire Federation, the Sea God Fleet. Under Chen Xinjie's command, the legion was also the Federation's strongest, aside from the Blood God Legion!

He believed that only such a mighty fleet could bring peace to the Federation.

After the cruise ship set sail, vessels from the Sea God Fleet escorted it all the way to international waters before turning back.

Aboard the ship.

As they watched the steel warships cruising through the water, the