Chapter 254: Peak-Cleaving Summit
After all, the two helmsmen had not reached their current position within the Alliance Under Heaven through easy means, and they were naturally not going to stand by and watch the Great Li court destroy the Alliance Under Heaven in the future.
The two even privately thought they would probably need to exaggerate somewhat what the Great Li Tianjin Guards had done tonight, to give the Alliance's senior leadership a strong sense of crisis.
Of course, as for the Great Li martial artist, nothing more needed to be said. That someone had killed the Falling God Peak grandmaster and all four honored elders alone was all the senior leadership needed to hear. As long as the Alliance's top figures were not stupid, they would know exactly what that meant.
At that point, the Alliance Under Heaven's left helmsman seemed to think of something, and spoke again, "Honored elders, we still do not know the identity of the Great Li martial artist in Hundred Refinements City tonight. I also wonder whether the Great Li court will release information about who this person is."
"As it happens, we do have some informants within the Great Li Tianjin Guards. If they release any information about this person, we would naturally be happy to share it with the honored elders."
Hearing this, one of the Profound Yin Three Elders let out a cold laugh, and said with clear disdain, "Do you imagine Primal Yin Origin Sect has no informants within the Tianjin Guards? Do not concern yourself with that. Just remember what was instructed just now."
With that, the Profound Yin Three Elders turned to glance at the Silver Moon Sword Lord once more, saying, "The matter of Falling God Peak is settled. There is no reason for us to remain here. We take our leave first."
In the next instant, the three figures suddenly moved, becoming three cold winds that disappeared into the darkness of the night, racing down the hill.
The two Alliance Under Heaven helmsmen watched them go with narrowed eyes. The Profound Yin Three Elders' moods were unpredictable, and if this chance encounter had not happened, they would have preferred never to deal with them again.