Chapter 465: Chapter Four Hundred Sixty-One: The Wu Siblings

The rite of passage on the eighth of August not only resolved the future development issues for the Tang Clan, but also provided a new strategy for the sixth elder, Tang Gaomin, to deal with Wu Huan.

On the night of the ceremony, a letter was delivered to the desk of Wu Huan at Xiling in Western Yulong. It greatly worried the ambitious hawk of Xiling who had risen to fame after decades of enduring hardship.

He assumed the Tang Clan would express appeasement towards the Wu family as they did with others known for their territorial claims, even without outright offering supplies. Instead, he received a harsh retort.

“Look at this,” Wu Huan passed the letter to his younger brother, Wu Lan, expressing his regret. “Tang Zhi is always Tang Zhi. Our intentions were never hidden from his eyes. Right now, the entirety of the western waterway is patrolled by the Tang Clan’s warships. We can only leave those smaller clans to the Tang Clan.”

Wu Lan carefully read the letter several times before tearing it up. Outraged, he said: “Elder brother, the Tang Clan are going too far! We should join hands with the Mi Clan, let Tang Zhi experience the consequences of undermining the Wu Clan!”

Looking at his furious younger brother, Wu Huan could only shake his head with a bitter smile. In a conciliatory tone, he asked, “Are you suggesting that the Wu Clan become mere pawns for the Mi Clan?”

The Wu Clan, now at its prime, was bolstered by the support of various influential families that had pledged allegiance to the Tang and Mi Clans. The Xiao Family even moved entirely to Red Cloud Mountain, staying at arm’s length from the conflict.

had observed the activities in the new northern town that night. The Tang Clan’s martial ancestors, possessing the Combined Attack Technique, were monstrous in seizing territory.

had been overlooked by the people of Xiling for two hundred years, despite knowing their astonishing strength, due

inherent hazard of concealing their strength;

in Xiling except for the Tang and Mi Clans. Should the Wu Clan lend its allegiance to the Mi Clan now, they would merely become pawns for the Mi Clan to test

Clans, then you’re making a big mistake!” Upon hearing his elder brother’s blunt criticism, Wu Lan’s face darkened, but he still defended himself, stating, “Elder brother, don’t paint the Mi Clan with such a nasty brush. Currently, all the major elite clans in Xiling have already pledged allegiance to the Mi Clan, making them more powerful than the Tang Clan. Although the Beast Valley in South Ridge is not as vast as the mountains to the north, it won’t be a problem settling

younger brother. This bias towards the Mi Clan was not a conclusion a neutral noble

that his brother had discovered his contact with the Mi Clan, Wu Lan simply let go and spoke candidly. “The Mi Clan has stated that as long as our Wu Clan can lead all the lesser clans in Xiling to join them, they are willing to form a marriage alliance with us. Think about it, elder brother. As long as we form an alliance with the Mi Clan, our relationship with the Mi Clan will be even closer than other clans. Even if we’re reduced to being cannon fodder, the other noble clans would

increasingly gloomy expression, Wu Lan continued triumphantly: “Moreover, Xiling is easy to defend and hard to attack. As long as we move our family to the Beast Valley in the South Ridge, the Mi Clan is

itself through marriage with a fierce tiger? I believe you’ve been flattered by those idiots outside to such an extent that you’ve forgotten who you are! The Wu Clan must leave Xiling in order to have

was unwilling, he

with steady steps, revealed his discontent by slamming the door violently on his way

September 25th

a half, not only did there seem no sign of ebbs, but the violently surging floodwater had instead burst open more channels in the Lingjiang River, with

submerged, causing the noble families that had taken refuge on

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