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Chapter 616 - 288: Hero

Chapter 616: Chapter 288: Hero

Li Changhe breathed a sigh of relief at Xia Wu’s words. The wary players also relaxed a bit.

Actually, even before entering the Great Tang, the [Players] had discussed this on the [forum].

Would the Great Tang target [Players] after learning that their [Player] identity could be taken away?

Li Changhe thought that the players had helped the Great Tang to overcome a major crisis. Would it be possible that they would kill the players like a donkey? Besides, they didn’t even do it yet.

However, when they saw the Great Tang actively obtaining Player identities, killing or capturing chaos believers, most [Players] probably felt a bit nervous.

The importance of [Player] identity is self-evident. Just look at the last emperor who got [Player] identity, the one on the Eternal Throne, and the one who was watching the battle on the Black Cloud.

If the Great Tang really wanted to target the [Players], the current players hardly had any ability to resist.

However, since Xia Wu had already spoken this way, it is likely that Li Er had already realized that the players would be on guard and made choices accordingly.

About ten minutes later, a war band escorting the players and the wounded was riding on the last dozen or so carriages left in Yuezhou City, heading to another city. They would get their recovery there.

There was no choice, since Yuezhou City had been completely destroyed. All that could be seen were ruins and broken buildings.

Moreover, the entire standby war band had only less than 200 people left, with less than ten armored warriors.

Li Yang, the captain of the third team, had luckily survived the Blood Tide. Thus, he became the only commander of the standby war band. According to the Great Tang’s military orders, he was the new War Band Chief.

After gathering the remaining troops, he quietly followed the convoy, or rather, followed Li Changhe.

After all, it was an awkward position for him at this moment.

Xia Wu’s war band and Li Yang... weren’t loyal to the same emperor.

Fortunately, Xia Wu didn’t make things difficult for them and tacitly allowed them to follow.

Due to the instability of the Teleportation Gate and the brutal battle they just experienced, the players could hardly provide quick support to other battlefields. They could only find a place to recover their injuries first.

Riding beside Li Changhe’s carriage, Xia Wu indifferently said, "I know what you’re worried about. Don’t worry. His Majesty doesn’t want to antagonize you. You are always a general and hero of our Great Tang. Moreover, we have gained enough benefits and friendship."

Inside the carriage, Li Changhe silently nodded.

Indeed, if the Great Tang tried to target the remaining players after obtaining the identities of the chaos players, the outcome would certainly not be good for them.

If players from both the Great Tang and current world met each other in some special tasks, it would definitely not be a peaceful encounter.

Instead, the Great Tang might gain more friendships and future help due to their rescue of the players.

It is important to note that the development of the Great Tang to its current state started with the good cooperation it had with people like Li Changhe, Moon God, and others.

The Great Tang knew the taste of success.

Not coveting the players’ identity was a choice that allowed them to be well-fed and full at every meal.

"It’s a pity for Li Zhi. He was ready to confront the chaos believers and even wanted the Great Tang to gain the identity of you Exotic people. Unfortunately, the situation left behind is not something he can recover," Xia Wu paused and then stopped talking about these royal secrets.

Subsequently, after chatting with Li Changhe for a few more moments, Xia Wu was about to leave the convoy.

He needed to chase after the escaped rebels and chaos believers, while Moon God and several [Players] with not so serious injuries were already prepared to go.

Moon God did not plan to let any chaos believer survive. Many armored warriors beside him couldn’t help but hold their weapons tightly. They sensed an evil intent that was about to burst out at any time.

Li Changhe originally wanted to talk to him for a while but hesitated and didn’t speak.

The friendship between Chi Yao and Moon God was very close. Probably even closer than Li Changhe had imagined.

Unfortunately, all of this ended in the Great Tang. Everything had become irretrievable.

"Boss, don’t try to persuade me. If it were you, you probably wouldn’t have my rationality." Moon God glanced at Li Changhe and softly replied, "And don’t think about helping either. With your injuries, I might have to take care of you instead."

Even though Li Changhe had used the [Sacred Healing Potion (imitation)], his injuries were still severe.

Three broken ribs and a cut right palm left him with little strength. If he joined Moon God’s team, he would really be a burden. They were on a mission of vengeance, and they wouldn’t bring an injured person along.

Even if that injured person had just killed a powerful God’s Chosen, someone like Li Ba, whom every [Player] owed a favor.

They wouldn’t show any face to anyone.

"I know, I can’t even pull a bow right now, so of course, I’m not going to drag you guys down. I’m not going to persuade you either." Li Changhe waved his bandaged right hand, then took out a string of small Buddhist beads from his wrist and threw them at Moon God, saying, "Old Moon, don’t die. I don’t have many friends."

These were the [Beads of Exorcism], obtained as war trophies from the cannibalistic old monk in Rain Village. There were four in total.

Its effect was to break curse skills. Li Changhe had fought all this way without using it at all.

Moon God silently nodded and put the beads on his arm.

After that, he took the medicines given to him by other players and went with a team of war band members toward a distant mountain range.

That was an elite team.

Consisting of four players, dozens of masters including Xia Wu, and hundreds of armored soldiers.

They were going to chase the chaos believers until the end.

...

"This is what it means to be a player. Perhaps death will come without knowing it. Despite all our reluctance and regret, death is always present," Chen Yu whispered from the side. "They’re going to vent their grief and rage. It also gives them something to do. At least in the moment of killing their enemies, they’ll find some consolation for the dead."

Li Changhe could only nod, then looked at her pale face and asked, "How are you feeling?"

Chen Yu, whose combat strength wasn’t high, used her title skill during the battle and acted as bait, attracting most of the enemies’ attention.

She took out a motorcycle and led the enemies on a chase around Yuezhou City, reducing the pressure on the defending forces.

Then she used the traps she set to wear down the enemies, displaying her unique combat style.

It was said that her tactics of riding A originated from Li Changhe himself. This tactic disrupted the enemies’ offensive.

Hordes of enemies chased after her.

Unfortunately, in the end, an archer found an opportunity to shoot her off her motorcycle.

If it weren’t for another player who quickly picked her up, she would probably have been torn to pieces by the enemies who were following closely behind.

Chen Yu shook her head slightly, "My injuries are fine, but I’m tired and hungry... How does it feel to be a hero?"

"Don’t mock me." Li Changhe took out a hot dog from his bag and handed it to her, sighing, "Where are the heroes?... No, or rather, everyone is a hero."

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