Dream of the Red Chamber: The Strongest Imperial Guard—The World Is Mine!
Chapter 82

Lost in Thought, Unable to Forget

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Outside the Divine Capital, the autumn wind blew bleak and chill.

Jia Huan stood with his hands behind his back. Before him were more than a hundred and fifty members of the Embroidered Uniform Guard, each ruthless and wreathed in a murderous aura.

After his promotion, he had immediately gone to Jia District of the Experiences Office's Case File Archive, selected sixty Case Files in one sweep, and stamped them all with his official seal.

A cursory look through the files suggested that the Seventh Rank Sin Values would be substantial. These cases were no mere scraps of meat off a mosquito!

Although he could not take part personally, once all the cases were solved, the Experience Points accumulated would surely be considerable.

Jia Huan's expression was stern, his words ringing with conviction:

"Apprehend criminals and safeguard the peace of the state and its altars. Those who distinguish themselves will be richly rewarded!"

"Remember, the Embroidered Uniform Guard investigates with the express sanction of imperial power!"

"All five General Banners of the Celestial Pivot Garrison need trusted men at their sides. Seize this opportunity!"

As his words fell, excitement lit the eyes of every guard, and they answered in perfect unison:

"We obey your command, sir!"

They were utterly respectful, their voices resonating like a great bell.

Becoming a General Banner's trusted subordinate meant earning Lord Jia's regard.

Who did not want to rise?

Who did not want to win titles for his wife and privileges for his sons?

Lord Jia's ability and prospects were plain for all to see. Following closely in his footsteps promised a brilliant future.

They had to handle their assigned cases well and prove their worth!

"Move out!" Jia Huan barked.

Figures in Flying Fish Uniforms spurred their horses into a gallop, raising clouds of

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