Chapter 2218
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At noon on the fourth day, the elderly man from Direct Line visited the Fearless Alliance again.
Inside the conference room, Ye Wanwan received the elderly man from Direct Line.
"Heh … President Bai, I remember that we signed a war contract earlier, right?" the elderly man asked Ye Wanwan.
Ye Wanwan's lips turned up and she nodded. "Of course I didn't forget. The Direct Line abides by their promises, so I naturally won't go back on my word."
"Yes, but that's a bit strange. It's clearly written in black and white on the war contract. Once the war contract is signed, the Fearless Alliance needs to announce a strategic partnership with the Direct Line within three days. It's been four days, but the Fearless Alliance hasn't done anything yet. Don't you think this is a bit inappropriate, President Bai?" the elderly man asked Ye Wanwan.
"What are you saying, elderly man? Don't you know that the Fearless Alliance is about to start a war with a certain faction in the next few days?" Ye Wanwan asked with a faint smile.
"Oh … President Bai is talking about the worshippers of the Rose of Death … That faction is also called the Rose of Death …" the elderly man said pensively.
"That's right." Ye Wanwan hastily nodded.
"President Bai, based on my understanding, the Rose of Death hasn't been established for long, so they can't compare to the Fearless Alliance whether it's in terms of wealth or manpower. Moreover, the Fearless Alliance starting a war with the Rose of Death — what does that have to do with announcing a strategic partnership with the Direct Line?" the elderly man asked.
"Elderly man, that's incorrect. First of all, you're underestimating the Rose of Death. Although it was established not long ago, it's rich and overbearing and attracted too many experts in a short time. Its scale isn't inferior to the Fearless Alliance at all. Moreover … you said yourself that the Fearless Alliance signed a strategic partnership with the Direct Line, but this partnership is clearly written in black and white that it's two-sided … If a war breaks out with the Direct Line, the Fearless Alliance will unconditionally support the Direct Line without hesitation. Those with money will contribute money, and those with manpower will contribute people … Similarly, if a war breaks out with the Fearless Alliance, the Direct Line will also unconditionally support the Fearless Alliance …" Ye Wanwan said with a faint smile.
The elderly man from Direct Line turned pensive and lightly drummed his fingers on the table as he stared at Ye Wanwan. "Then … what do you mean, President Bai?"
"I don't mean much … That's fine too. Our Fearless Alliance will immediately announce a strategic partnership agreement with the Direct Line."
Ye Wanwan called First Elder into the conference room.
"Alliance Master."
First Elder stood on the side and looked at Ye Wanwan.
"First Elder, immediately announce that the Fearless Alliance will unconditionally support the Direct Line from today onward …" Ye Wanwan said.
"Yes, Alliance Master. I understand." The First Elder nodded and looked at the Direct Line Elder beside him. "Then … since that's the case, I'll have to ask the Direct Line Elder to provide money, manpower, and manpower. The war between us and the Rose of Death is about to begin."
The elderly man from Direct Line furrowed his brows. Was President Fearless playing tricks with him?
Right now, the Direct Line was nervously preparing for war with the Collateral Branch, so where would they find the extra money and manpower to help the Fearless Alliance fight with other factions?
Moreover, the Direct Line made the Fearless Alliance sign the strategic partnership agreement with the goal of having the Fearless Alliance support the Direct Line. Why did the Fearless Alliance want the Direct Line to contribute money and manpower to help them fight?! What kind of joke was this?
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