Seeing Green Owl fall silent, Kuang Cang sneered and continued,
"Chief Green Owl, as the ruler of one of the Demon Race's few foremost clans, you should see things more clearly than I do. Without those figures in the Demon Dynasty, we would be nothing more than footnotes to this age, ultimately lost in the vast sea of history."
With that, Kuang Cang gave Green Owl a long look, then turned and left.
Not only Green Owl, but even Sa Tong and Du Bao behind Kuang Cang were baffled by his actions. What had gotten into the General?
Had he come face-to-face with a big fish just to make a few threats?
But cowed by Kuang Cang's authority, neither Sa Tong nor Du Bao dared ask. They could only calm the equally confused soldiers and leave.
Green Owl's expression shifted several times before she finally abandoned the idea deep in her heart.
In Kuang Cang's camp, Sa Tong was the first to ask,
"General, there's something I don't understand..."
Before Sa Tong could continue, Kuang Cang said,
"The men will receive their pay once we return. There's no need to worry. As for your question..."
At this, Kuang Cang smiled faintly and said,
"You'll understand in time."
Since Kuang Cang had put it that way, Sa Tong asked no further questions.
After several twists and turns, Kuang Cang's force returned to the camp outside the city. Just as he had promised, all the soldiers received their pay upon returning, along with the resources that had previously been withheld under various excuses.
As for where it all came from, that was a question for the other forces that had raided the warehouses in Southern Capital City.
The matter had come to an end. Had this military riot and mutiny really reached