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Chapter 1160 - Chapter 1160 Chapter 356 Silver Moon Sects War Sacrifice_2

Chapter 1160: Chapter 356 Silver Moon Sect’s War Sacrifice_2 Chapter 1160: Chapter 356 Silver Moon Sect’s War Sacrifice_2 The one leading was none other than the Seventh Grade Legion Commander Kebal.

With him around, no one could possibly escape.

The very large part of the purpose of war lies in plundering.

And whether in the East Wilderness or the Southern Continent, resources are concentrated in the hands of the top elite.

What method of looting could be faster than waiting here for the wealthy elite to fall into the trap with all their belongings?

During these days of the city’s siege, they had already caught quite a few “big fish”.

…

Leonard Churchill and Seven Brown spent several hours packing all the machinery equipment in the factory area into the oil painting.

When they came out, they made another trip to Deka Company, only to find that only the Luo family father and son were left.

They didn’t say much.

They just mentioned some of their own arrangements.

Leonard Churchill had actually guessed the situation of the Luo family before he came.

If possible, he would have liked to take everyone out.

After all, it was the industry left by Vera Williams.

But, there are limits to strength.

Leonard Churchill’s plan was to use the Disaster Object [Monet’s Sunrise] to send people out of the city.

The biggest problem was that there were no restrictions on dead objects like machinery equipment.

It was like a compressed file, which could be stuffed full.

But transporting living people required a continuous infusion of Curse Power and maintaining a complete spatial Barrier to prevent people from being repelled out.

The more people loaded, the more energy required, and the shorter the duration that could be maintained.

Leonard Churchill had previously tested and estimated that with his current ability, he could take a few hundred people at most, and could not maintain it for long.

But this was already the best outcome.

That’s why he hadn’t told the people from the Luo family about his plan before.

It was because he knew that he could not take everyone, conflicts would inevitably arise.

Moreover, if the plan was divulged too soon, the risk of leaks would be unpredictable.

If he said nothing now, some people would choose to leave.

Only those who truly trust the Song Family would stay.

Leonard Churchill originally only intended to take those who believed in him.

And he didn’t even think that by staying with him, they would necessarily survive.

Now that Talon Mechanical City was already under siege by a large army, it wasn’t difficult for the three of them to enter the city, but it was virtually impossible to get out.

The only opportunity would be to wait until the battle began and then escape in the chaos.

If a large battle did break out, taking the Luo family’s people would be like tying everyone’s lives to himself.

If he died, everyone would have to die.

There was no need to involve the Cause and Effect of people who didn’t trust him.

…

This time the main goal of coming to Talon Mechanical was that batch of equipment and Mechanics.

Now that the matter had been settled, Leonard Churchill and Seven Brown were both relaxed.

The two, wearing gas masks, walked down the streets, chatting as they went.

Having secured a batch of the most advanced equipment, Seven Brown seemed very excited.

But after the excitement, she suddenly asked while looking at the various residents on the streets, “Leonard Churchill, who do you think will win this war?”

“Hard to say,”

Leonard Churchill saw much more with his eyes.

He saw panic spreading across the city like a Plague, and saw countless lifelines being severed…

After pondering for a moment, he finally said, “High probability… both sides will suffer.”

Seven Brown: “Both sides will suffer?”

Leonard Churchill: “Yes.”

The combat powers of both sides had almost been laid out openly, with the forces assembled from the Southern Continent already having an overwhelming advantage.

No matter how many times Leonard Churchill ran the simulations, he never saw any possibility for the East Wilderness side to win.

However, the Orlan Royal Court had added a “variable” to Leonard Churchill’s predictions.

After coming back from the Rune Highlands last time, Leonard Churchill had gained new insight into the foundation of the Augustus Clan.

Although it was a fallen Royal Family, it was nevertheless the heritage of the once glorious Taren Empire from three years ago.

Just any bit of their heritage was a mysterious trump card beyond the reach of ordinary people.

Like the Titan Battle Armor, for instance.

If the New King of Orlan didn’t want his newly secured throne to collapse, he would inevitably not allow this decisive battle, which would determine the course of the war for a long time to come, to end in a disastrous defeat.

Therefore, there must be some arrangements unknown to outsiders.

However, with the current intelligence that Leonard Churchill had, he could not conceive of any possibility for a turnaround.

The conclusion of “both sides suffering” was merely an intuition.

But it was precisely this uncertainty that filled Leonard Churchill with interest in this battle.

Upon hearing Leonard Churchill’s words, Seven Brown furrowed her brows, “Hm. It does sound pretty bad. I wonder how Aunt Jones is doing…”

Leonard Churchill didn’t know either.

The two aimlessly wandered the streets.

Talon City was an ancient city with a history of more than a thousand years, featuring ancient traces of magic as well as pervasive steel and steam of industry.

Dim gas lamps illuminated the streets, Gothic-style pointed rooftops stood at the corners, and dense steam pipes were everywhere like climbing vines.

Tram steam trains shuttled through the city, the wheels grinding against the hard, metallic tracks with a piercing hiss.

The pervasive smog was like the smoke of war, constantly shrouding the city, giving a sense of heaviness and opacity that blurred the vision of the future.

War fear was like a Plague.

To Leonard Churchill, the entire city seemed suffused with a tidal wave of negative emotions.

But this was good for him.

The Clown mask could absorb these negative emotions to help him improve his Comprehension of various Laws.

Although faint, the combined negative emotions of several million were still quite terrifying.

The closer it got to the edge of the decisive battle breaking out, the stronger these negative emotions became.

At this moment, Leonard Churchill felt like he was in a very mystical state all the time, akin to the Temporary Comprehension he experienced in the Divine Ruins Treasure House, with his thoughts racing through his mind.

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