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Zhao Fu sat up and looked at Guo Binglin as he said, "Get up! Have you locked onto the talisman's aura yet? "
"We've successfully locked onto him. This subordinate has sent people to stand guard at the faction's base and the system main cities' teleportation channels to prevent Wei Xin from appearing in the system base or the system main cities. However, this subordinate isn't completely sure if Wei Xin is in his own town or city."
Hearing that Zhao Fu wasn't very angry, Guo Binglin let out a sigh of relief. Luckily, the talisman had locked onto Wei Xin's aura when he had tried to assassinate Wei Xin. However, Guo Binglin couldn't be 100% sure that Wei Xin was in his village, so he could only rule out a few places.
Zhao Fu thought about it and decided that he could only rely on luck, so he said, "Use the talisman to check!"
Guo Binglin obeyed and left the room.
Towards Guo Binglin's actions, Zhao Fu wasn't very angry. If Guo Binglin had acted on his own without being discovered, Zhao Fu might have punished him. However, since he had been discovered and tried to assassinate Wei Xin, Zhao Fu gave up on punishing him.
It was a pity that it would be great if Legatees were so easy to kill. Every Legatee had a Kingdom's Fate attached to them, as well as their King's Fate. In times of danger, their Fate Dragons would automatically protect them, making it incredibly difficult for ordinary people to kill them.
Unless one also had a Fate Dragon or was incredibly powerful, it was impossible for ordinary people to kill a Legatee of a Nation.
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Now that Guo Binglin had failed to assassinate Wei Xin, perhaps this would make Wei Xin wary. However, he still had to rely on the talisman to see if he could find Wei Xin.
"I have to quickly resolve this matter to prevent anything unexpected from happening," Zhao Fu thought as his gaze became unfathomable.
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Elsewhere, Guo Binglin went to the system's teleportation channel and took out the talisman. This talisman could be used with teleportation channels.
This was because the teleportation ability of the Tracking Talisman was limited, and if he wanted to use a large-scale teleportation channel, he would have to rely on teleportation channels. Guo Binglin had already confirmed that Wei Xin was no longer in the system main city, but he was still unable to confirm whether Wei Xin was in his own town or somewhere else. After all, there were many villages in the wilderness.
As such, Guo Binglin felt quite uneasy. He took out the Tracking Talisman, and the black talisman spontaneously combusted. A black light covered Guo Binglin's body, and in an instant, Guo Binglin disappeared from the teleportation array.
In a flash, Guo Binglin found himself in a dense patch of grass. In the distance, there was the shadow of a small town. Guo Binglin was overjoyed. He put on his hood and ran forward.
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Very soon! As soon as Qin gave the order, all Qin's soldiers put on their equipment and ran to Qin's playground. The people around knew that another war was about to break out.
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Soldiers had also gathered on Qin's field, and the scene was quite solemn. Zhao Fu stood on the field and looked at the gathered soldiers before saying, "Let's go!"
Bai Qi obeyed and gave a loud shout, and all of the soldiers marched out in unison. Guo Binglin could already confirm that the Town was the State of Wei, and it was quite powerful. It had a population of 60,000 or so, and there were 10,000 or so soldiers.
Now, Qin had 120,000 soldiers, which was twice as many as the State of Wei. It would not be a problem for them to take down the State of Wei.
A few hours later, Zhao Fu arrived in the distance and looked at the State of Wei Town. This was a small town that had three sides, and the walls were made of mountain rocks. They were 10 meters tall, and there were many soldiers standing guard on the walls.
The residents got along quite well, and they all had smiles on their faces. Life was quite good, and it seemed that Wei Xin was quite capable.
Zhao Fu did not attack for now, and he had Qin's Assassin set up an isolation barrier to block all teleportation channels within 500 kilometers.
Right now, Wei Xin still didn't realize that his town's location had already been exposed, and that he had already rushed over with his soldiers. If he didn't use the isolation barrier, then the 50,000 players in the System would also enter Wei Guo Town.
The State of Wei Town already had 60,000 or so people, and with 50,000 players, Qin would not have much of an advantage over the State of Wei.
Everything had its pros and cons. If there were too many players in a faction, it would be easy for their location to be exposed, and they would not be united. However, the faction did not have many players and lacked a large amount of fighting strength.
However, the second option was more reliable. With the State of Wei Town's strength, it was basically the king of the mountains in the wilderness, and no faction could defeat it. It was a pity that it had encountered Qin.
After the isolation barrier was set up, Zhao Fu rode on Little Black and stood at the front of the army. He looked at the villages around the State of Wei Town and waved his hand, giving the order to attack.
Now, Zhao Fu had 120,000 soldiers, and he had immense strength. He did not have any strategy, so he directly used brute force to break through everything.
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After receiving Zhao Fu's order, the soldiers behind Zhao Fu flooded out like a black flood, giving off a rumbling sound that seemed to be able to destroy everything as they rushed towards the villages. The sounds they gave off were massive, and they gave off a dangerous aura of impending disaster, causing birds and beasts to flee.
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The fastest were, of course, the Cavalrymen riding on Black Forest Horses and the Orc Cavalrymen riding on Giant Wolves.
There were all sorts of races riding on horses, and they gave off a massive aura. However, only the Cavalrymen riding on Giant Wolves were from the Orc Race, as only Orcs could control Giant Wolves. The aura they gave off was incredibly ferocious.
Moments later!
The Cavalrymen charged into the villages, holding large sabers or spears. As they charged, they swung their sabers at the villagers who were trying to escape or pierced their spears through the bodies of the villagers. The most important thing about Cavalrymen was their unstoppable sharpness.
Any villagers who didn't kneel and surrender were killed. Soon, the peaceful villages became a blood-red hell, and the ground was covered with corpses of men, women, old, and young. War was cruel.
Even though it was cruel, if they didn't want to surrender, they could only be killed. After all, they couldn't let them go and harm the lives of their own soldiers.
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The Cavalrymen charged forwards like a sharp sword, piercing through the villages and rushing towards the State of Wei Town. The Infantry army behind them devoured the villages like a flood, causing them to disappear in an instant.
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The Cavalrymen continued onwards until they reached the vicinity of the State of Wei Town. Of course, the Cavalrymen weren't suited for sieging, so they stopped.
The gates of the State of Wei Town were tightly shut, and soldiers stood on the town walls with serious expressions as they held their weapons and guarded the town walls.
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