Chapter 1820 - 1822: The Relentless Commerce Alliance
The reason these forces have not united against Ye Luo is simply because another recruitment from the Eighth Region is about to begin!
Honestly, Ye Luo doesn’t care about this anymore. After all, Ye Luo is confident that as long as the power of the Great Tang and Da Yue is united, he can break through the Boundary Domain and expand his influence to the Eighth Region.
But for now, at least, he cannot, so Ye Luo still needs to make an appearance.
This time, the force coming to the Great Tang Empire to select people is called Bright Moon Academy. However, now that the Great Tang is fragmented, Bright Moon Academy seems to be preparing to give up recruiting in the Great Tang.
The various forces naturally were not happy about this, so they contacted Bright Moon Academy’s Emissary one after another.
Only the Royal Mansion of Wu Wei was silent because Ye Luo was still like a local rat in the mine at the time, completely unaware of the news. As for whether to send an emissary or not, no consensus was reached between Nalan Rou and the Princess.
This time, the opposer turned out to be the Princess!
According to the Princess, although sending strong individuals to the Eighth Region is a good thing, after all, once they go, very few come back, which is considered a loss, so she does not support it!
However, Nalan Rou’s stance was to send them because once they go, then there would be people from the Great Tang Empire in the Eighth Region, and it might be useful.
Most importantly, Nalan Rou knew that the relationship between the Heavenly Palace Corporation and Ye Luo was quite special. It seemed that this Heavenly Palace Corporation consisted of Ye Luo’s clansmen or some other people, in any case, they wouldn’t betray Ye Luo. If they were sent to the Eighth Region, they would certainly work for the interests of the Great Tang Empire!
Their argument represented the struggle between the two largest forces within the Royal Mansion of Wu Wei. If they couldn’t reach a consensus, who would dare to intervene?
Even the Emperor of the Great Tang knew that it seemed his position as emperor was now nothing more than a façade!