Chapter 125: Lucky Raymond (1)
Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
The battle ended as soon as it began.
With overwhelming power and the advantage of stealth and darkness.
These elite guards from the Hanseatic Chamber of Comrce had a short-lived defense. They succumbed to the onslaught of diverse creatures, including Naga warriors, Shallow Sea Murlocs, and Pure Water Sea Sea Pixies, falling like dominoes, one after another.
When the casualty rate reached 50%, the entire team instantly collapsed. The remaining mbers dropped their weapons and surrendered, as fear had completely taken over their minds.
Although they were told there were only a hundred or so second-tier enemies, what they saw now were third-tier enemies across the board, and their combat strength was terrifying. They had hardly any ability to resist.
Faced with the bloody deaths and slaughter, these guards wisely surrendered.
Looking at this group of defeated and broken soldiers, Ji Chen did not choose to slaughter them all.
He only ordered the pirates who arrived later to tie them up and deal with them later.
Understanding this situation was the most important thing now.
In addition to ambushing in the jungle, Ji Chen also sent a small group of Murlocs, Murloc Rangers, and pirates to the several ships anchored on the sea surface, taking advantage of the weak defenses to secretly seize the ships and cut off the enemy’s escape route.
Willow, who was attempting to flee through the jungle, was swiftly apprehended by the allied forces that had seized control of the ships and subsequently returned him to captivity.
Upon laying eyes on Willow once more, Ji Chen found him tightly bound, resembling a bundled rice dumpling, his face etched with frustration.
When Willow saw Ji Chen, he beca sowhat frightened.
But then, as if he rembered sothing, his face suddenly cald down, and he said sharply, “I advise you to untie and safely send away. Otherwise, if I die here, Lord Gassani and the Hanseatic Chamber of Comrce will not let you off. Death will await you!”
But then, as if he had thought of sothing, his expression suddenly cald down
Ji Chen looked at him like he was an idiot, wondering if there was sothing wrong with him.
He was still so arrogant even when he was about to die.
Seeing that Ji Chen didn’t say anything, Willow thought that he had successfully frightened him, so he said in an even more domineering tone, “Do you think you’re great just because you’ve dealt with two ships of guards? Allow to enlighten you; the might of the Hanseatic Chamber of Comrce surpasses your wildest imagination. Lord Gassani alone can muster a fleet of ten ships such as this, and he commands an even more formidable army and navy, comprising the elite forces of unparalleled prowess.”
Ji Chen squinted his eyes, catching a crucial keyword, “Did you say Gassani?”
With the pride of a dog hearing its master ntioned, Willow imdiately beca boastful, barking madly, “Absolutely! My master is none other than Lord Gassani. I am his most trusted lieutenant, wielding great power. If you’re wise, you’ll set free and surrender this archipelago willingly. Perhaps then, Lord Gassani might grant you a chance to escape… Ahh!”
Before he could finish his sentence, Anina, unable to bear it any longer, lunged forward. Her fists ca down like a relentless rain, pumling Willow rcilessly. “I’ve tolerated you for far too long. Even at death’s door, you dare to speak with such audacity. I won’t tolerate your arrogance.”
After a thorough beating, Anina stepped back with a satisfied expression, leaving Willow in a pitiful state. She hadn’t joined the previous battle, itching for a fight, and now she had the perfect opportunity to vent her pent-up frustration on this fool.
“I give up, I give up… I surrender,” Willow cowered on the ground, trembling and sporting a battered face with swollen eyes. Bruises covered his body, and several of his teeth were missing. His speech was now slurred.
However, it was thanks to Anina’s restraint that he wasn’t beaten into a pulp with her imnse strength, comparable to that of a whale. Physically speaking, that is.
Observing the guy finally quieting down, Ji Chen squatted in front of him, sighing, “If you had cooperated from the beginning, you wouldn’t have endured such pain and suffering. What’s the point?”
“From now on, you will answer my questions promptly, understood? Otherwise, I’ll have no choice but to let her continue using you as a punching bag.”
Upon hearing this, Willow’s head bobbed like a woodpecker. He cast a terrified glance at Anina, who was eagerly flexing her fists, leaving him with a mix of fear and resignation.
Who could have foreseen that such a small girl, seemingly delicate, possessed such an alarming strength? She nearly beat him to a pulp.
One could say that he’d prefer a swift death by beheading rather than enduring this kind of rciless pumlling.
“You ntioned Gassani. Who is he? And what role did he play in this operation?”
“Lord Gassani is a mber of the Hanseatic Chamber of Comrce and the main architect of this operation.”
“Is he on the sa level as Raymond within the chamber?”
“In theory, yes. However, Lord Gassani has been a mber for a long ti, whereas Raymond joined only in the last couple of years. In terms of power, he holds a slightly higher position among the many mbers.”
Ji Chen nodded, then continued, “You ntioned Gassani being the main planner. Does that an other mbers of the Hanseatic Chamber of Comrce were directly or indirectly involved?”
Willow hesitated for a mont, but upon seeing a mischievous smile creeping across Anina’s face, he quickly replied, “Yes, indeed! To mobilize the chamber’s guards, the consent of multiple mbers is required. Hence, the majority of mbers agreed to participate. However, Lord Gassani himself proposed the plan, and others provided support. I’m just a lowly subordinate following orders. So, if you seek revenge, you should confront them directly..”
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