The words spoken by the British lord stunned the three earls.


    Just moments ago, upon hearing the British lord announce Uncle Nakul’s death, they had believed that Uncle Nakul had simply encountered a more formidable master. However, they soon came to the grim realization that Uncle Nakul had perished due to a close-range artillery strike.


    Initially, they had thought that few individuals in the world could pose a threat to them, allowing them to act with impunity. But today, they learned that the concept of cultivation paled inparison to the power of heavy weaponry.


    Meanwhile, Uncle Sean, who was in New York, asked anxiously, “My lord… who would dare to use close-range artillery against Uncle Nakul?! Could it possibly be the official army of Cyprus?”


    “No,” the lord replied in a low tone. “The remnants of Nakul’s body, along with the warheads and shell casings from the anti-aircraft guns, were found within the territory of the garrison upied by dead soldiers in Cyprus. This suggests that the enemy had preemptively installed the anti-aircraft guns within the garrison, waiting for Nakul to arrive so they could strike. He was shot dead as soon as he entered.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “Ah?!” Sean Bo’s panic was palpable as he eximed, “My lord, if what you say is true, doesn’t that imply that the garrison of dead soldiers has actually been secretly overtaken by the enemy?”


    “Yes,” the British lord responded coldly. “The adversary must have first seized control of the dead soldiers’ garrison and then set a lethal trap for us.”


    Willie interjected, “But my lord, the garrison of the dead soldiers has always been ssified information. Only themander-in-chief of the five-army chief has ess to such sensitive data. My subordinates and I are baffled as to how the enemy discovered our location in Cyprus.”


    The British lord sighed, “I can’tprehend it either. Counting the two defeats we suffered in New York and Northern Europe, this marks our third setback. It seems the enemy is always one step ahead, possessing an intimate understanding of our circumstances.” After a brief pause, he continued, “Furthermore, they appear to have assessed our strengths and weaknesses. They recognized Uncle Nakul’s formidable personal prowess—far superior to the dead warriors and knight guards we faced before. The heavy weaponry deployed in the garrison was specifically aimed at eliminating Nakul without allowing him any opportunity to resist or escape. This indicates that our opponent not only knows us well, but also employs meticulous strategies and ruthlessly inhumane tactics.”


    Willie pressed further, “My lord, if the enemy has upied the dead soldiers’ camp in Cyprus without our knowledge, I must ask: what happened to all the personnel stationed there? Have the dead soldiers and Lieutenant Xiaoqi all been quietly eliminated?”


    Lord Ying replied, “To my knowledge, the Cypriot authorities collected samples from various locations at the scene for testing, but only Uncle Nakul’s DNA was identified. This suggests that prior to the garrison’s destruction, everyone inside must have vanished.”


    “What?!” Willie eximed in horror. “A dead soldier’s garrison housed at least two or three thousand people, including the dead soldiers and Lieutenant Xiaoqi. How could the enemy possibly eliminate so many individuals in silence and then transport their bodies away?” Uncle Sean added, “Uncle Mason, could it be possible that the enemy managed to recruit these individuals?”


    “Recruited?” Willie countered. “Regardless of the circumstances, if survival is their goal, they would need to receive ongoing support, including medicine, from the British lord. What could possibly motivate them to join the enemy? Once the stockpile of antidotes from the Jiedushi runs out, they would face certain death. Are these thousands of people truly willing to perish fighting against us?”<fn6f2d> Get full chapters from ?ovelFind</fn6f2d>