Making Millions With The Eyes Of God by Eric Gus

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Screams pierced the air as blood splattered and heads rolled to the ground.

The imperial preceptor and a group of rebellious ministers and warriors had their heads severed by the sweeping blades of the Imperial Guards.

This brought a sigh of relief to all of the Imperial Guards, as well as to Huston, the princess Amy, and Mr. Perris.

And so, a rebellion incited by the imperial preceptor was thoroughly quelled.

Following that, Princess Amy reported to her father about the tens of thousands of the imperial preceptor’s rebels who were seriously wounded and lay strewn about the streets and alleys outside the palace in Fensville.

Emperor Huston immediately ordered the deployment of the Imperial Guards to arrest the tens of thousands of rebels throughout the streets and alleys of Fensville.

At the same time, General Yacouba led five thousand iron–clad warriors to surround the residence of the imperial preceptor.

At his command, the five thousand iron–armored soldiers stormed the residence of the imperial preceptor.

Any resistance was met with lethal force.

Some family members of the imperial preceptor were also captured.

However, after the operation ended, General Yacouba discovered that the imperial preceptor’s son, Jaxon, was missing.

Clearly, Jaxon had escaped before the forces began their raid on the imperial preceptor’s residence.

Mr. Perris had no choice but to order his troops to search the entire city for any sign of Jaxon.

And to strictly scrutinize all who passed through Fensville’s gates.

The next morning, as the sun rose from the east side of the palace, casting its rays on the grandiose and colossal pyramid of Fensville, the sacred light was indescribably magnificent.

When the sun shone on the eastern pyramid, it also illuminated the entire Fensville.

The streets and alleys of Fensville bustled just as on any other day, with the hustle and bustle of life.

It was as if nothing had happened last night.

For the common folk, their livelihood was of utmost importance; whatever had happened the night before was no longer of

concern.

Their priorities were their lives and their daily bread.

They had no interest in dwelling on other matters.

At the Princess’s residence

Gilmore had returned to his usual leisurely ways, leisurely drinking coffee and chatting with Lilian, Claire, and the others.

Lilian and the others inquired about Gilmore’s trip to the Ice Mountains.

Gilmore then detailed his perilous journey to the Ice Mountains for them.

As they listened to the perils of the Ice Mountains, concern painted the faces of Lilian and the others.

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knew that even with the dangers of the Ice

all, he had a knack for turning peril into safety, bringing

the Storm’s Eye

again, threatening the Golden

there a way to permanently

only one way to

is to completely eliminate the mysterious and

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Fensville to quell the imperial

think this mysterious and terrifying

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Lilian

the rest of the

person inside the

we don’t help the Golden Tower Empire resolve this threat, the

you want to help the

to the Golden Tower Empire and have already helped them once, we might as well help them to

friends with Princess Amy

a favor Gilmore was willing to

“Does that

there’s no need

things go as I expect, a new

words only deepened Lilian and the rest’s

Lilian wondered what this new disaster could

disaster will be a hundred times worse

be triggered by that mysterious and terrifying person from the Storm’s

all curious. Who was this mysterious and terrifying person of the

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Ice Mountains and lacked Gilmore’s immense and

presence

they couldn’t even

Tower

said, “I

the other girls couldn’t help

but Gilmore could save

a disaster a

will this disaster strike?” Lilian

head. “I don’t know, but I have a

knew exactly when the disaster would strike, but he feigned