2740 The Art of Selling One’s Teammates 3 (1/2)

”There's no problem.” Jun Wu Xie said.

Seeing that Jun Wu Xie was firm about it, Zheng Weilong no longer said anything as she nodded her head and went on to make the necessary preparations.

Later that afternoon, Jun Wu Xie brought Zheng Weilong to Nangong Lie's residence. Qiao Chu, who wanted to follow the lively scene, was stopped by Jun Wu Xie.

Knowing that Jun Wu Xie would finally show herself in the afternoon, Guan Hu and the others were all prepared as they thought back on how they had been ignored for three whole days. How much resentment had they been harboring in their hearts?

As soon as Jun Wu Xie entered, she saw that in the hall, Guan Hu, Mu En, Liang Cheng, and Liu Yi sat there glumly. All of them had on a sombre expression which had not a hint of firendliness in it.

Zheng Weilong stood behind Jun Wu Xie and watched them silently.

”It is really hard to invite the Lord of the Sea Spirit City. Are you not even paying attention to our five cities now? We've been in the city for so many days since we've came and yet we haven't even managed to catch the sight of City Lord's face. Hmph! If it wasn't for the serious illness of Master Nangong, would you even show up?” Mu En sneered upon seeing Jun Wu Xie.

Guan Hu and Liang Cheng were also frowning, sulking and had the same thoughts as Mu En.

Only Liu Yi looked at the teenager in front of him. In terms of size, the new City Lord of Sea Spirit City was so petite. If he had not known that the other party was the new City Lord of Sea Spirit City, it would be difficult for Liu Yi to connect the petite boy in front of him with the war crazed man who had taken several cities.

There was no shortage of ambitious individuals in the 72 cities, but no matter how antagonistic they were, they would still weigh the pros and cons. Not to mention, there were still the ten big cities to go up against so basically no city dared to provoke a war between the 72 cities.

But the emergence of Jun Wu Xie completely broke this balance.

Those who had the ability to do such things were by no means comparable.