Quincy and Kelison, the two greatest Godhunter powers in Longsen Grand Canyon, were utterly destroyed in that day's battle. Their deaths meant that the two factions would never be able to regroup. The Godhunter leaders who had left earlier would surely take the opportunity to recruit their surviving men.
After this battle, the Godhunters of Longsen Grand Canyon would never again dare to make enemies of the Han Family!
Corpses littered the cloud-piercing peak. The Han Family guards boarded the Flying Bats again, their expressions cold, and silently awaited orders from Phoebe, Stassom, and the others.
Only then did Phoebe and Emily turn their attention to Xiliao and Wenman in the distance. Emily walked over with a smile and thanked them. "Thank you so much for what you did just now. Without your kind warning and help, we would certainly have fallen here today!"
"You're too kind. I only did my part," Wenman hastily replied in a gentle voice, not daring to take credit.
"Our leader gave us instructions before he left. This was what we ought to do!" After seeing the Han Family guards' formations, Xiliao understood that Han Hao must have close ties to the Han Family. With that assurance, he abandoned the swaggering arrogance he had shown Quincy and the others and became exceedingly modest.
"Han Hao really became your leader?" Emily frowned as she questioned the somewhat restrained Xiliao in surprise.
Xiliao was a little taken aback, not understanding why Emily would say that. After a moment's pause, he answered honestly, "Yes. Ever since our leader came to Longsen Grand Canyon decades ago, he's been leading us in battles throughout this region. In just a few decades, he built the strongest faction in Longsen Grand Canyon. Everyone here today has lost to our leader before. If