Sigh,
The government has launched another internet cleanup, and now anything beyond holding hands is forbidden. I consider this book fairly innocent. Any descriptions of that sort were subtle and brief, but they were still there. If you find any chapters with intimacy beyond holding hands, please tell Jiaoshou, and I'll change them directly. I'll go looking for them in a bit. If even anything beyond holding hands is forbidden, urban fiction is completely doomed. Revisions-there's no getting around them.
Explosions and clamorous shouts rang out without cease. Rex stood outside Alterac City, his eyes fixed on the city ahead. Then he lowered his head and looked at the green crystal ball floating before him.
The green crystal ball displayed the situation inside Alterac City.
Seeing this, Rex waved his hand and gently adjusted the crystal ball.
Ripples spread from the crystal ball like waves across water, expanding through the air one after another. Finally, they hung suspended, forming a screen.
The scene within the crystal ball appeared directly on it.
Everything inside Alterac City was displayed with perfect clarity. Rex deliberately focused the view on the Gryphon Guard. Watching their magnificent advance as they tore through every obstacle and continued their assault on Alterac City, he smiled in satisfaction. Even so, he knew their initial opponents could hardly be called enemies at all. They were merely civilians.
Not long ago, they had never taken part in any battle. They had simply been farmers working the fields and weeding at Durnholde Keep. Yet the Gryphon Guard's destructive power and combat achievements demonstrated one thing: the importance of air superiority. Alterac could scarcely mount any effective attack against forces in the air. As a result, the Gryphon Guard swept through Alterac City as though no one were there. No one could