"What? An outsider entered our Jin World and even became a warrior of our Eastern Army's Special Legion? Is that true? If you're lying, do you know how serious the consequences will be?" Commander Hu Hou's gaze sharpened when she heard Lord Cheng Mu's words, and almost tangible killing intent spread from her. To the beings of Jin World, outsiders were absolute enemies. If discovered, they would be exterminated immediately. Otherwise, there was no telling what unforeseen incidents might follow.
Commander Hu Hou also felt that she had become somewhat too agitated. In fact, outsiders had entered Jin World long ago, and those outsiders had caused considerable damage, particularly by obtaining many of Jin World's cultivation resources, before ultimately being wiped out by the combined efforts of Jin World's experts. Hu Hou therefore understood the severity of the matter, but she could not listen only to Lord Cheng Mu's side of the story. She asked, "Do you have any evidence?"
Lord Cheng Mu could not help panicking a little at her question. How could he have any evidence? He had merely come here to make an accusation. However, he still had another move, so he said directly, "I have no evidence, but I saw Hunyuan, that Python River warrior, enter Jin World from outside. Am I not enough evidence myself?"
Hu Hou frowned and stared coldly at Lord Cheng Mu. Had he not been a warrior of the Hu Hou Army Legion, Commander Hu Hou would have taught him a lesson long ago. But then she felt that something was wrong. After all, it was not difficult to find out a warrior's background. There was no point in Lord Cheng Mu lying, either. What would he gain? Was there a conflict between them? But if his words were true, did