Thus, he couldn't help but speak up about this matter.

"It's fine.

Actually, the headquarters has already made preparations.

So, Ly, you don't need to get involved in this matter anymore.

" Yanson said again.

"I am sorry.

" Chindoping also spoke up at this moment.

He hadn't expected his grandfather to be so ruthless, willing to drag the alliance's stronghold, which could have been stabilized.

Back into the meer of war for the sake of profit.

Is the alliance preparing to take action against the church and the mad god? Linny asked.

This matter had nothing to do with Chin Doofing.

And in Line's view, his apology was completely meaningless.

There was only one way to proceed now.

To stop the church and the mad God's people from returning to the battlefield.

Only by preventing them from continuing to stir the situation could everything be halted effectively.

Otherwise, Lina's efforts would be in vain.

Yin Sunun shook his head and said, "Taking action against the church carries too much risk.

All along, the church has hoped the alliance would strike first, but we have held back.

This is not the best solution for our current situation.

" Linnie fell silent.

He was very aware of what the professional alliance was wary of.

Over the years, the church had amassed followers in nearly every corner of humanity.

If they were to strike against the church, it would undoubtedly lead to severe social upheaval.

Moreover, those old bastards in the holy center, although unable to easily leave the city of light, could still emerge into the world if they truly decided to.

This was what the Alliance feared the most.

Those old bastards, even if they were like candles in the wind, still possessed enough deterrent power.

As long as they were willing to risk their lives, they indeed represented a force worth fearing.

Unfortunately, the Alliance currently only had one powerful being.

This was something they had to be cautious about.

Since that's the case, I might as well return to Deep City first, Linny said somewhat helplessly.

It seemed he was filled with a sense of powerlessness regarding the emergence of this situation.

Don't worry, the Alliance won't let your efforts go to waste.

As long as we are still here, this stronghold will definitely be able to hold on.

Yanson said, "Although it might require many sacrifices to truly stabilize this place back to its current state, it was worth such an investment.

" Chin Doofing had completely fallen silent.

He didn't even notice when Lenny had left.

He looked up and saw soldiers sweeping the battlefield, not only recovering the bodies of fallen comrades, but also gathering usable resources.

Originally, these warriors could have returned to camp to rest after completing their tasks.

However, due to the church's selfishness, they had no choice but to continue holding their ground on this land.

This left Chin Doofing at a loss for words.

Linny did not actually return to Deep City.

He now found himself in a ruined city.

There were severed limbs everywhere, both human and some unknown monsters, filling the air with a stench of blood.

Those wandering monsters were constantly rummaging through the flesh and blood, gnawing away.

The hellish scene was truly shocking.

So many dead.

Linny recognized that among these remains were both Knights Templar and Mad God guild members.

Clearly, the two forces had joined hands, but had not achieved any success.

Instead, they had suffered significant losses here.

In the end, they could only flee in panic, which made the sacrifices of these lives seem utterly pointless, dying without value.

They could only become food for the monsters.

Yet, after causing so many meaningless casualties, they did not reflect on their actions.

Instead, they sought to entrap the Alliance army in injustice, wanting to push the level of war back to 80.

This was simply a beastly act.

Calling them traitors to humanity was not an exaggeration at all.

Even taking a step back, regardless of moral considerations from a profit standpoint, Linny did not want to see these guys act so recklessly.

Since the Alliance was unwilling to take action, then I will take matters into my own hands.

Linny thought to himself, a pitch black orb appeared in his hand.

This was the shadow pearl, a treasure obtained from the shadow demon god in the shadowless forest, which could temporarily detach a person's shadow to assist in combat.

Now, Lenny intended to use this to kill.

A mechanical crow took flight from the ruins of a building.

Its black eyes looked down at a line of troops marching below.

What bad luck.

Had we known that the strange kid could conquer the torture labyrinth, we shouldn't have retreated.

Not to mention, can we even survive after going there this time? People in the troop whispered among themselves.

However, no one dared to run away as they knew that immediate death was still better than a delayed one.

They knew how to choose.

Silence.

A cold voice came from the front.

The murmurss in the troop immediately fell silent.

The speaker snorted disdainfully.

Little did they know, they had already been targeted.

Chapter 236.

Night commander.

Just a soda can in this operation.

Many of the lower level members of the Mad God Guild were already aware that they were inevitably facing certain death.

Those level 80 powerhouses could escape in a matter of moments.

They were merely supplies brought to ignite a new round of war.

However, even though they knew they were doomed, they did not dare to resist.

After all, they had enjoyed the benefits of the guild in the past.

So, they had to act according to the guild's demands, even if it meant going to their deaths.

If they were in a settlement, they might have had a chance to resist.

A worldclass guild like Mad God would not openly attack so many of them within a settlement as it would challenge the authority of the Alliance, which was absolutely not permitted.

But now they were in the wild, no matter how strong the Alliance was.

It could not control matters in the wild.

This was a place where the law of the jungle reigned, a buffer zone between human society and the abyss.

It also represented a departure from the order that human society should have.

Therefore, in the wild, the most dangerous thing was not encountering abyssal monsters, but encountering other professionals.

At this moment, even if the members of the Mad God Guild were unwilling, they could only be forced to move forward.

The atmosphere in the team was particularly oppressive.

At that moment, someone spotted a strange figure appearing in the sky.

A mysterious person appeared above them.

The scouts in front immediately issued a warning.

It was impossible to determine what kind of entity appeared in such a place at this time.

It could be a powerful abyssal monster or a formidable demon.

Anything was possible.

Many people looked up, each one tensing up.

At this time, the three level 80 powerhouses at the front stopped, vigilantly, gazing at the sky.

They were on high alert.

One tall and robust middle-aged man quickly drew his longbow, aiming it at the sky.