<h3 ss="wp-block-heading">The Novel <strong>The Amazing Son-in-Law</strong> & <strong>Hero of Hearts</strong> by <strong>Lord Leaf</strong> – Free Online Read <strong>Chapter 52</strong>


    For these courageous knights, the poison coursing through their veins serves as a lifelong shackle, one that can never be broken.


    However, for Charlie, a mere touch of spiritual energy is all it takes to eradicate the poison from their bodiespletely.


    Thus, when he patted each of their shoulders moments ago, Charlie had already employed his spiritual energy to cleanse them of the toxin one by one.


    As the seven men processed Charlie’s deration that the poison had been eliminated, their initial surprise quickly turned into careful introspection. They closed their eyes and sensed their bodies; indeed, the power that had previously resided in their dantian was now absent!


    This poison was not an ordinary toxic substance; rather, it was an uncontroble energy that acted as a ticking time bomb within them, counting down over a span of seven days. Once that time psed, this energy would devastate their meridians and internal organs.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Moreover, the so-called antidote merely resets the countdown, incapable of actually removing the toxin.


    It was precisely for this reason that they could distinctly feel the absence of the toxin now.


    Their astonishment was palpable. They struggled toprehend how the very toxin they had sensed moments ago had vanished so suddenly.


    The leader, quick to think, recalled Charlie’s shoulder pat and asked, “Could it be… that when you patted us, you detoxified us?”


    Charlie nodded slightly in affirmation.


    The man, dumbfounded, replied, “But this kind of poison has no cure! How did you manage it?!”


    With a smile, Charlie exined, “The reason this poison seems untreatable is that it is not a true poison, but rather an energy that you cannot control. If you cannot control it, it will control you instead.”


    The expressions of the seven were a blend of surprise and joy, mingled with an increased reverence for Charlie.


    Though Charlie’s words were few, they conveyed a clear hierarchy.


    The strength of these Xiaoqiguards paled inparison to the energy that had been subduing them, which in turn was weaker than Charlie’s own power.<fne3eb> This text is hosted at find?novel</fne3eb>


    To them, Charlie represented the pinnacle of strength they couldprehend at this moment.


    The leader rose from his chair, stepped back, circled around, and knelt on one knee before Charlie, respectfully stating, “Thank you, sir, for saving our lives!”


    The other six immediately followed suit, rising and kneeling in unison, echoing, “Thank you, sir, for saving our lives.”


    Charlie acknowledged them with a slight nod and instructed, “Please rise and take a seat. Let’s discuss your insights regarding the organization, and see if we can uncover any valuable clues.”


    Without hesitation, the leader replied, “Rest assured, I will share everything I know!” Charlie then turned to Li Yalin and asked,


    “Inspector Li, do you have any questions?”


    Li Yalin responded, “I have a few questions.” Charlie nodded, encouraging him to proceed.


    “Alright,” Li Yalin said, pulling out his notepad. He had alreadypiled a list of inquiries based on his earlier discussions with the group.


    The initial questions mirrored those Charlie had posed during their time in Nordic Bergen, including their identities, intelligence, the location of their base, and specific details about the residents.


    The seven men readily shared everything they knew.


    Li Yalin listened intently and, once they finished outlining the basic information, he asked, “What is the organizational structure of your Xiaoqiguards in Cyprus?”


    The leader borated, “There are a total of 271 Xiaoqiguards divided into three banners: left, middle, and right. Each banner consists of 90 members, further divided into three battalions of 30 members each. Each battalion contains three teams of ten members. We have amand envoy, and beneath him are the bannermanders of the three banners, the battalionmanders of the nine battalions, and the captains of the twenty-seven teams. I serve as the battalionmander of the first battalion in the Central Banner.”


    He continued, “Additionally, there is a Jiedushi and five personal guards assigned to him, but those individuals belong to a different system and hold a significantly higher status than ours.”


    Li Yalin inquired, “What is the official position of the Jiedushi?”


    The man replied, “The Jiedushi is the highestmander of the entire garrison, overseeing the lives and fates of everyone within the resident.”


    Li Yalin frowned and probed further, “The titles like Jiedushi, Commander, and Xiaoqiwei seem quite antiquated. What are their origins?”


    The man exined, “These titles derive from the military system established during the Ming Dynasty.”


    Li Yalin eximed, “Are you saying your organization has persisted from the Ming Dynasty until now?”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong>Next Chapter</strong>