There was nothing wrong with what Wind Fox had said, but that itself was the problem. Have Huo Hai join their Demon Spirit Masters? How was that possible? One look at that fellow's talent and temperament made it clear that he would never join them.
Their only option was to capture Huo Hai and forcibly subject him to Demonicization. But if they could capture him, they would not be so frustrated in the first place. Who could have imagined that Huo Hai alone would wreak such havoc throughout the Windrise Kingdom? He certainly lived up to the destructive sound of his name. But at this point, what could they do?
"Stop wasting words. You know perfectly well that's impossible. What other options do we have now? If that fellow comes here, I'm afraid our current strength won't be enough to stand against him."
Huo Hai's strength did not worry the general much. However powerful one man was, could he compare with an entire army? But Huo Hai's assassination skills were terrifying. Even the heavily guarded Imperial Capital had been slaughtered without a sound.
How much better could their camp fare? If Huo Hai set his heart on coming after them, the general was certain that very few of them would survive. Ever since the Imperial Capital had been wiped out, Huo Hai's trail seemed to have vanished into thin air. No one knew where he was now.
If they could receive some news, even at the cost of heavy losses, they would at least know where Huo Hai was. But knowing nothing at all was a real headache. The most dangerous enemy was often the one lurking in the shadows.
Seeing the people inside the command tent, Huo Hai sneered. "Hmph, what a bunch of idiots. Even now, you're still