The general's authority.
Just how far did it reach?
Basically, he had the final say in every matter on the Luofu, big or small.
In other words, Jing Yuan could do whatever he wanted.
Sure, he might be held accountable afterward.
But by then, what was done was done.
And so.
Large contingents of Cloud Knights arrived at Aurum Alley one after another.
Not only were they orderly themselves, but they also helped maintain order.
And that wasn't all.
They even brought little stools.
Sun umbrellas.
And even large tables that could be fitted together...
You could have told people they were going on vacation, and they'd have believed it!
As more and more Cloud Knights arrived.
Fu Xuan began to catch on.
Was that old bastard Jing Yuan planning to settle everything in one go?
Was he trying to lure out the vermin hiding in the Luofu with bait this blatant?
But wasn't he staking far too much on this gamble?
What if he couldn't reel them in?
Was he really that confident?
Fu Xuan's guess was only half right.
Jing Yuan did indeed have that intention.
The Disciples of Sanctus Medicus had been lying low for a long time. They had taken advantage of the Stellaron outbreak to stir up trouble, only to quiet down again soon afterward.
That was very wrong.
An operation so organized and premeditated couldn't possibly pass up the chance to exploit the Xianzhou's deteriorating situation and build on its gains.
Clearly, a third party had intervened behind the scenes.
But for some unknown reason, they had suddenly ceased their activities.
A thief could keep plotting for a thousand days, but who could stay on guard against one for a thousand days?
Jing Yuan decided to be bold and lay his cards on the