Chapter 1951: Chapter 1944: High Profile and Low Profile
“Of course not,” Luo’er shook her head without hesitation, “I can’t bear to lose such a good chief.”
“I have no interest in the throne,” Cheng Ziang sighed with relief, “I just want to see how that guy fails. I want him to watch everything he ticulously prepared rot in his hands bit by bit. Only then can it justify what he did to my mother.”
“Full of vengeance…”
“You should have thought of this when you let board the ship,” Cheng Ziang said.
“That’s why I let you board. So burdens need to reach their final conclusion.” Luo’er sighed softly.
“You’re on an away mission again, how will you explain it to your mother when you get back?” Cheng Ziang looked at him and asked.
“Uh, this…”
At this question, Luo’er seed a bit awkward.
“Your mom will forgive you anyway, right?” Cheng Ziang smiled faintly.
In the end, his smile gradually dimd, and he murmured, “It’s nice to have a mom…”
“Luo’er,” Tangmo left the captain’s seat and approached the two of them, playfully showing off, “Do I look good?”
She was dressed in a well-fitting training uniform, with a captain’s distinctive white flat-topped hat on her head. Despite her military attire, her charming face was unchanged, causing many male crew mbers to willingly report to her, hoping to get closer to her.
But her heart couldn’t hold any other man, as her eyes and mind were full of Luo’er. Whenever she thought about the scenes of her interactions with him, she couldn’t help but blush.
“Firstly, in public, address as Commander. Secondly, it does look good,” Luo’er nodded.
“Thank you for the complint, Commander,”
Tangmo smiled brightly, making a V sign with her hand.
“You’re the captain, be more composed.” Luo’er sighed deeply.
Tangmo’s behavior was unlike any High-peak captains he had seen.
“Commander, here’s the communication report.”
Baiyue approached with a docunt, handing it to Luo’er while giving Tangmo a resentful glance.
“Thank you.”
Luo’er took the docunt and began to browse through it.
During this operation, Luo’er continuously created an impression externally, claiming that Lipei would launch a counterattack on Odelanqi in response to the Aud Army attacking Lipei.
Both sides had already declared war on each other at the start of the conflict, so the notion of misunderstanding did not exist.
Yet such news always puzzled other Otherworld countries.
They were well aware of Lipei’s scale, with just a few hundred thousand in city-states and a hastily assembled army of tens of thousands. Even with the technological aid of Earth’s weaponry, what could they achieve?
They clearly didn’t know about the Middle Eastern wars on Earth; if they did, they would realize that defeating the many with few has never been a myth.
But irrespective of whether these countries believed it, with Luo’er’s continuous buildup and constant liaison with various forces, it truly seed like the Lipei Defense Forces were about to counterattack Holy Heart City. As for whether the Aud Army believed it, that depended on their intelligence capabilities.
But it was certain that Gudelv clearly didn’t believe it.
Outsiders evaluated him as having the greatest trait of arrogance. How could he possibly believe such an absurd ssage that the Lipei Defense Forces were about to launch a counterattack against him?
The Lipei Defense Forces struggled massively against the hundreds of thousands in the Western legion; if the Aud Army’s command layer hadn’t been ambushed, they might still be engaged in positional warfare with the Aud Army now.
“Hmm, it seems these guys still don’t believe we are about to attack Odelanqi.”
Luo’er finished reading the docunt and nodded with satisfaction.
“Probably scaring themselves,” Cheng Ziang took the docunt, browsing as he said, “Everyone thinks the Aud Army is overwhelmingly powerful, but in fact, only after fighting will one realize how weak they are.”
“Not too weak, just trapped in the inertia of a feudal army,” Luo’er waved his hand.
Luo’er’s requirent for this operation was to be both high-profile and low-profile.
High-profile ant they would vigorously hype that Lipei was going to launch a counterattack to mislead the opponent, as everyone knew that Lipei’s few tens of thousands were no match for the Aud Army.
Low-profile ant that their plan to raid Holy Heart City had to maintain concealnt throughout. Only this way could they maximize the avoidance of anti-aircraft fire interception and successfully penetrate the sky above Holy Heart City.
“What does the Church Court say?” Luo’er looked at Baiyue and asked.
“The Church Court has already sent a Purification Legion to support us, and we should et them soon,” Baiyue replied earnestly.
“It’s Carter again, I should’ve brought his sister along if I knew, let the siblings et.” Luo’er scratched his head.
“You think this is a picnic, bringing a sister along? Aren’t there enough won on the ship?” Cheng Ziang quipped.
“Uh…”
Luo’er was suddenly stared at by Baiyue and couldn’t speak for a mont.
“I suggest letting the Church Court’s army launch a full-scale attack to support our operation, otherwise, we will face considerable pressure,” Cheng Ziang suggested.
“I know, Yue… Communications Officer, imdiately inform the Church Court to coordinate with our operation,” Luo’er nodded and said to Baiyue.
“Should we tell them about our plan?” Baiyue asked.
“No need, too many mouths,” Luo’er shook his head, “The fewer people who know about this, the better. Just tell them when to launch an aggressive attack to support.”
“Got it, I’ll arrange it now.”
Baiyue nodded and turned to leave.
“Additionally,” Luo’er called her, speaking loudly, “order the intelligence departnt to expedite the insertion work within Holy Heart City. I need to know the city defense troop deploynt and main target movents as soon as possible, at all costs!”
“Understood, it is being urged!”
“We’re playing a dangerous ga this ti,” Cheng Ziang remarked sowhat emotionally.
“Gudelv defies the heavens. Once he is brought to justice, the Aud Army will collapse imdiately. If he were a beloved wise king, this thod wouldn’t work against him…”
“Of course, if he were a wise king, he wouldn’t have initiated the war so we wouldn’t have this operation,” Luo’er shrugged.
“Back then, we used carriages and walked on foot into Holy Heart City many tis. This ti we are bringing troops and boarding a Skyship into the city. But just like before, this ti we’re sneaking in,” Cheng Ziang couldn’t help but reflect.
“So, we are the ultimate evolution form of the Advance Team.”
Luo’er couldn’t help making a joke.
The Xuanwu Ship swiftly flew towards Holy Heart City at a predetermined speed. They hid above the clouds, navigating through the stratosphere, with no one noticing their movents. Only the continuously transmitted ssenger communications could determine the approximate position of this warship.
After two days of travel, the Xuanwu Ship reached the eting point with the Church Court’s army. Cheng Ziang volunteered, so Luo’er let him take a Transport Plane, descending from high altitude to the ground to et the Church Court’s forces.
The eting point was near the ferry controlled by the Church Court’s army. Under everyone’s gaze, the Transport Plane slowly landed on the open ground, and as the cabin door opened, Cheng Ziang bent down and walked out of the plane, encountering familiar faces once again.
“Hello, Carter Corps Commander.”
Cheng Ziang saluted and then proactively extended his hand.
“Oh, hello, Chief.”
Carter hesitated for a mont, then quickly shook hands with him.
“The situation is urgent, let’s skip the chatter. We hope you will assist us in completing the task,” Cheng Ziang got straight to the point.
“What is your mission?”
“We plan to use the Skyship to launch a high-altitude raid on Holy Heart City and capture King Gudelv,” Cheng Ziang said.
“Ah, this…”
Hearing this news, Carter was struck speechless with shock.
“What do you need to do?”
After a while of shock, Carter finally regained his composure and asked sowhat nervously.
“We hope you will clear all the anti-aircraft positions from here to Holy Heart City to open a retreat air corridor for us while also diverting the enemy’s attention.” Cheng Ziang said.
“These places are heavily guarded,” Carter said, feeling troubled.
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