"If I place a hundred thousand elites in your hands, do you have the confidence to break through their blockade and charge into Nafir?" Khan Yan asked in return.
"Just breaking through the blockade shouldn’t be too difficult, after all, it’s a vast and sparsely populated area, and the enemy shouldn’t dare to divide their forces lightly.
We only need to dispatch small forces to hold them, and the main force can easily bypass them," General Batumihe answered without missing a beat.
The Tukan People’s greatest strength lies in their mobility.
The reason for their heavy losses in the past was because they always engaged in siege battles that they were not adept at.
This ti, as long as the sa mistakes are avoided, there won’t be large-scale casualties.
"Very well, you have three days," Khan Yan nodded with satisfaction, "In three days, you will lead the hundred thousand main force north, and I will lead the remainder to hold back the Felen Allied Forces for you."
"No way," General Batumihe shook his head repeatedly, "How can a king lead a rear guard? Please entrust this task to , Your Majesty."
This rear guard task is no different from a gecko losing its tail.
It’s ant to attract the enemy’s attention, with a significantly increased danger level.
It’s very likely to be completely surrounded and annihilated by the enemy.
"If I entrust this task to you, do you think you can suppress the Skambuhe National Master?" Khan Yan asked in return.
"This..." General Batumihe hesitated for a mont, unable to read Khan Yan’s intentions.
In fact, from the very first eting, he felt that Khan Yan had changed into a completely different person.
Both in temperant and in the nature of power, there have been imnse changes.
Khan Yan’s eyes shone brilliantly: "Their first step, the National Master and others want to transform into their Buddha.
Their second step is to establish their own Buddha’s Realm in the Endless Wilderness.
If they dare to manipulate like this now, they will dare to manipulate Hubadai, and they will dare to manipulate my descendants in the future.
So, they must not return to the grasslands, no matter what. It all starts with , and it all shall end with ."
Human nature has completely taken over within Khan Yan’s body.
Having once briefly entered the state of the Killing Buddha, he deeply understood that in that state, he was no longer himself.
Toward his descendants and the Tukan People, there will no longer be any affection.
Instead, they will be regarded as cattle, as livestock.
For the sake of his cultivation, as long as there is a need, he would unhesitatingly slaughter all life in the Endless Wilderness.
However, this Buddha of Slaughter is not so easily cultivated.
Planting the seed of evil to bear the fruit of good.
This in itself is a thod of cultivation that is inherently contradictory.
The cultivation thod of reincarnation isn’t like the path to becoming a Buddha.
It’s more like an endless punishnt, eternally trapping one on the path to enlightennt.
Once this Buddha seed is planted in the Endless Wilderness, it will mark the beginning of endless disaster for the Tukan People.
"Your Majesty..." General Batumihe was clearly unprepared for Khan Yan to have such an unparalleled selfless sentint for the entire Tukan People.
"If a general can unreservedly devote everything for the Tukan People, why can’t I? I am their Celestial Khan, and I should hold up the sky for them."
Khan Yan seed to be making final arrangents, "If I encounter misfortune, I hope that the General will assist Hubadai as he has assisted , and help him beco a worthy king."
General Batumihe knelt on one knee, cut his palm with a dagger he carried, perford a brief ceremony, and solemnly declared: "I swear by the Everlasting Heaven, I will dedicate my life to serving Prince Hubadai."
"I trust the General’s integrity, let’s begin!" Khan Yan waved his hand, signaling the other party to withdraw.
With the decision made, the entire Tukan Army began to move like a precise machine.
General Batumihe and Khan Yan, in perfect understanding, concealed this massive military action from the Killing Vajra Lama, led by the Skambuhe National Master.
Instead of gathering all hundred thousand Tukan Elites for a joint strike, they quietly mobilized under the pretense of raiding, then assembled in the distance.
Anyway, the Tukan People do not heavily rely on supplies, especially in the current situation of extre material shortage.
The only things that could be considered large supplies were those Tukan tents.
But now, with the weather thoroughly warming, they are no longer essential, and if necessary, can be completely discarded.
By the ti the Skambuhe National Master reacted, General Batumihe had already led the hundred thousand elites hundreds of kiloters away.
The Skambuhe National Master suddenly realized that he had shot himself in the foot.
He had personally transford Khan Yan into their Reincarnated Buddha, and now, as he displayed his own will, opposing his opinions, there was nothing he could do to counter him.
Compared to himself, those Killing Vajra Lama would unconditionally follow Khan Yan, who has now beco the Living Buddha of Slaughter.
The only thing he could do was actively coordinate with the remaining Tukan Generals to face the Thunderous Strike that the Felen Allied Forces was about to launch.
For almost three months, the Eastern Desolation had remained calm, but now storms were rising again.
Yet, all eyes were not focused on the Felen Allied Forces, but rather on the Ashanas Plains, on the Far East Territory established just two months ago.
Because whatever actions the Felen Allied Forces take next will depend entirely on how Gaven, stationed in the Far East Territory, responds to this breakout of the Tukan Army.
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