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“Add three more dark realm experts?!”
Abbas was taken aback by Charlie’s statement.
Even though he is now a master of the dark realm, he understands just how rare such masters truly are.
In fact, Abbas has never encountered anyone who managed to break through to the dark realm on their own.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
His own breakthrough was made possible solely through Charlie’s support.
Additionally, his master, who struggled for thirty years to break through, finally seeded thanks to an opportunity provided by Charlie.
As for the special envoy Duan Liye and Jiedu envoy Bick from the Qing Dynasty, they were trained in the Huben camp of the Qing Dynasty.
Thus, Abbas has not heard of anyone else who has independently achieved mastery in the dark realm.
That’s why, upon hearing Charlie’s n to add three more dark realm masters to the Wanlong Pce, Abbas felt a mix of surprise and joy, almost doubting his own ears.
From Abbas’s perspective, having five dark realm masters in the Wanlong Pce would elevate their overall strength significantly—a truly remarkable development.
He excitedly expressed to Charlie, “Mr. Wade, if my subordinates share this good news with the six-star generals, they will be thrilled!”
Charlie nodded slightly and replied calmly, “The establishment of the Huben Camp by the Poqing Society is indeed a brilliant strategy! Unlike the dead, almost everyone in the Huben Camp are masters at the Dzogchen level in the Ming Realm. What’s even more impressive is that the Poqing Society doesn’t need to imprison or enve them; they simply inform them that the Huben Camp can help them be masters of the dark realm, and they will eagerly flock to join.”
Chen added with a serious tone, “The greatest advantage of the Huben Camp lies in its ability to select top talents from warriors across the globe, rather than having to train and develop them internally. This selection process can set the bar incredibly high, saving both energy and time.”
Abbas couldn’t help but marvel, “They have each master traveling worldwide to scout for talent for the Huben Camp. This strategy is quite clever. Dark realm masters can easily identify Dzogchen practitioners in the bright realm. Therefore, as long as they discover a Dzogchen master from the Ming Realm, it would be hard for that individual to resist bing a dark realm master’s bait.”
Charlie concurred, saying, “This is something we can certainly learn from. The Wanlong Pce will also gradually establish an internal organization dedicated to cultivating dark realm masters. In the first phase, we can focus on internal selection, and in the second phase, we can scout suitable candidates globally, simr to the Huben Camp of the Qing Dynasty.”
After saying this, Charlie added, “I will carefully consider this matter when I return and aim to prioritize it as soon as possible.”
Abbas replied respectfully, “Understood, Mr. Wade. My subordinates await your instructions!”
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By noon, the speedboat carrying Charlie and Abbas arrived in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon.
To save time, Charlie took a Concorde Airliner directly back to the United States from Beirut.
After Charlie’s flight took off, the Wanpo Army returned to the headquarters of Wanlong Pce in Syria.
Unbeknownst to the formidable CCP, they have permanently lost their base in Cyprus.
A few hourster, Charlie returned to Providence and reunited with his wife, ire.
ire assumed that her husband had been reading Feng Shui for a client again,pletely unaware that in the past few days, he had been traveling across northern Europe, Syria, Lebanon, and Cyprus tobat the most mysterious and powerful organization in the world.
Upon returning to Providence, ire’s master ss at the Rhode Ind School of Design had also concluded.
The school had organized a special graduation ceremony for her master ss. ire had informed Charlie two days in advance, asking if he could apany her to the event.
Charlie naturally agreed. After all, ire had dedicated over a month to her studies, and attending the graduation ceremony would mark a significant milestone in her academic journey.
The graduation ceremony was scheduled for Friday night, and ire was preparing to return home, hoping to check out early on Saturday morning to begin their journey back.
Charlie readily agreed and made arrangements for the Wade family’s Concorde to depart from New York on Saturday morning.
The reason for the New York departure was that Charlie needed to pick up ine, who was recuperating in the hospital.
Additionally, Aunt Angie, Lisa, and udia Dinosio—the Italian mixed-race girl adopted by Aunt Angie who had previously helped save Lisa—had all promised Charlie that they would return to China with him and ire after irepleted her studies.<fn2815> Get full chapters from find{n}ovel</fn2815>
Once Aunt Angie and Lisa returned, they would help Charlie manage therge orphanage he had invested in. As for udia, who had no rtives, Charlie had promised to assist her in studying at Aurous Hill University, providing her with a chance to establish a future there.
There are numerous direct flights from Vancouver, Canada, to New York, allowing Charlie to meet with all three of them before heading back to China.
Before long, Friday arrived.
ire finished her courses around noon and returned to the hotel. As she entered the room, her excitement was palpable as she eximed to Charlie, “Husband, our courses are all over!”
Charlie smiled and asked, “How do you feel aboutpleting the master ss?”
“It’s fantastic!” ire replied enthusiastically. “The resources and insights from top design schools and their masters are something I could never learn on my own. It’s akin to how ssical musicians must attend top institutions like Curtis and Juilliard to understand the vast gap between themselves and the world’s best.”<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>
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