Chapter 365 - The Hidden Traitor (1/2)
Chapter 365: The Hidden Traitor
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Long Haiying was tall and sturdy; he even kept getting bigger after age 30 Now, he was 56 and looked roughly the saether
He idely-known for his bravery and reckless behavior Once, he had rushed into a crowd of 100 ene the other half away
“I have a son” Long Haiying started with this sentence when he went to confess his cri
The reason he betrayed the Dragon King was just that he wanted to leave his son a strong and prosperous Greatsword Peak To achieve that goal, he needed to remove two obstacles
The first one was the Luoshen Peak and its chief, Long Qinying As the eldest tribal chief in the entire Great Snow the locals
The other one was the Danduo Peak, who had theXiaoshi+, had long been venerated as a leader of the swords
A the five peaks, the Greatsword Peak was not the weakest one, but it could only be considered to be average In the foreseeable future, it was impossible for the Greatsword Peak to surpass the terful tribes unless the two peaks declined by their own doing
In the Dragon King’s army, the Greatsword Peak still could not compete with the Danduo Peak and the Luoshen Peak The former had the most swords men of the tribe to join the ar had only taken half of his swordsmen to join the expedition and left the other half with his son in the Greatsword Peak of the Great Snowmountain
“I don’t knohat happened It must have been a devil who put this idea into my mind I think that even if this ar swordsmen that I’ve left with him will still be able to outshi+ne the other four tribes in strength and thus the Greatsword Peak will becoest force in the Great Snow admitted that he was the hidden traitor However, he did not look or sound regretful, as if he had just hly guessed as on Long Haiying’s azed at the sturdy swordsht of betraying you, Dragon King You saved the Great Snowuide and our leader Even when the Greatsword Peak becoest tribe in the Great Snowmountain, we’ll still be loyal to you”
With these words, Long Haiying untied his heavy sword and went down on one knee “I’ve coivable cri It’sto do with the others,” he said while holding his sword up high with both hands
It took a lot of nerve for Long Haiying to make such a request Based on the Great Snow a swordsman with his oas a supreme insult to hion King declined to receive his sword He kept waiting for a while before lifting up his head His face blushed, and his eyes were full of sorrow and disappoints I’ve done wrong?” asked Long Haiying
“More than a thousand soldiers died because of you,” Gu Shenwei said in a harsh tone Long Haiying was old enough to be his grandfather, but he could not forgive this e “The Great Snowbullied by foreign tribes Why? It’s because of constant internal struggles,” added Gu Shenwei
Long Haiying placed his other knee on the ground and koed to the Dragon King, while holding his heavy sith both hands “Please punishI’ll accept it without co voice
Gu Shenwei took one step backward and said, “Since you’ve no regrets about it, tell me the whole truth Don’t put the blaave you this piece of advice”
Gu Shenwei knew his swords hi with the Golden Roc Fort no matter howthe Dragon King’s de all over In his eyes, betraying another person orse than death, even if this person had once deceived him
Gu Shenwei refused to back down His army could not afford another serious setback caused by betrayal, since they would have to undergo all sorts of hardshi+ps and danger in the near future
“Lu, Lu Huan”
Long Haiying seeth to utter that na it, his whole head sank down between his broad shoulders
Gu Shenwei felt that his heart had just skipped a beat when he heard the name Lu Huan was not a swordsya
“Someone outside the Greatsword Peak was also involved in the betrayal This is the worst possible outcoht of Zhong Heng’s words, the problem’ are completely different concepts”</e Haiying
“I want someone to attack the Golden Roc Fort’s ar so, we can delude our ene toward the southeast and gain more time for our main body to retreat southward,” said Gu Shenwei
Long Haiying’s gaze brightened at these words He stopped shi+vering and doubtfully looked at the Dragon King for a et your kindness, Dragon King”
Long Haiying was a typical swordsratitude ords
He knew that the Dragon King was planning to sacrifice his life to save his and the Greatsword Peak’s reputation