I Have 10 Trillion Dollars only Usable For Simping Chapter 1349: 925 Across the Shore's Cannon Fire2

Chapter 1349: 925 Across the Shore’s Cannon Fire_2

“That’s cannon fire.”

The bodyguard was professional, able to hold an umbrella for his boss while keeping an ear out for everything.

“Cannon fire?”

The manager was surprised.

“How could there be cannon fire? Isn’t that Kan Bang’s territory?” Big D was equally suspicious.

In the chaotic and complex Myanmar, even if Kan Bang wasn’t the top dog, in terms of military strength, it was definitely one of the leaders.

Because of its solid strength, no force typically wanted to clash with it, so the territory controlled by Kan Bang has always been relatively stable.

This was why Big D and the park manager felt surprised.

Hearing cannon fire elsewhere wouldn’t be surprising, but in Kan Bang’s territory, it was different.

“Could we have misheard?”

Before Big D’s doubts could be fully voiced, from that direction, “boom,” a sound ca again.

Being able to hear it from such a distance, one could imagine how loud it was at the source.

“It really sounds like cannon fire!”

This ti, the manager heard it more clearly and said incredulously, “Could Kan Bang be clashing with soone?”

“How could that be? That should be the Zhang Ping area, at Kan Bang’s controlled core. Even if Kan Bang was fighting soone, it shouldn’t happen there.”

Big D’s aning was clear.

The situation in northern Myanmar was unpredictable, and although Kan Bang was powerful, it didn’t an no one dared to provoke it.

However, the most important point.

Even if Kan Bang really was at war with soone, how could it have reached Kan Bang’s core?

And if such a situation arose, the news would have co out long ago.

“Mr. Wei, do you know what’s going on?”

The park manager quickly inquired.

When the lips perish, the teeth feel cold.

Kan Bang was just across the river from Ping Li, a boat ride less than half an hour. If sothing really happened in Kan Bang, they couldn’t stay out of it.

Indeed, they needed to figure it out.

Mr. Wei was silent, clearly uninford too. Listening to the faint cannon fire that kept coming, he took out his phone and began dialing. Yet, after asking around, all the responses he got were clueless, even asking him to confirm the authenticity of the news.

In this situation, either nothing was happening, or there was internal turmoil in Kan Bang.

Such examples were not uncommon.

“It’s nothing, no need to worry.”

Mr. Wei put down his phone and made his judgnt.

Of course.

This was a reasonable and accurate judgnt.

Even though the faint sounds of cannon fire continued intermittently, since Mr. Wei said so, naturally, no one paid further attention.

But roughly half an hour later, the tranquility of the park was shattered.

Less than twenty-four hours from leaving with the collections, Mr. Wei’s phone rang as he was walking to the accommodation area. A mont later, his face changed drastically.

“How is it possible?!”

Big D and the manager, who were accompanying him, were startled, exchanging looks with each other, bewildered.

Clearly, Mr. Wei was not truly emotionless.

“Are you sure?”

Whatever the call conveyed, Mr. Wei’s expression and tone underwent significant changes.

“Okay, I understand.”

He stopped and put down the phone.

“Mr. Wei, what’s wrong?”

Big D cautiously asked.

Mr. Wei turned back, looking again in that direction.

“Kan Bang has gotten into a fight with soone.”

What?!

Big D and the park manager couldn’t help but widen their eyes in shock.

“Mr. Wei, this… can’t be, right?”

Big D blurted out.

By normal logic.

It indeed seed impossible.

Mr. Wei had just made a judgnt.

However, his analysis overlooked one possibility.

Apart from internal conflict, hearing cannon fire in Kan Bang’s core with the outside world knowing nothing also suggested another scenario!

Soone might have, like bamboo splitting, quickly broken through Kan Bang’s territory in a short ti!

Only such a move could prevent news from getting out in ti.

“Outside Kan Bang’s territory, what’s the closest place to the Ping Zhang area?”

Mr. Wei asked.

“That’s, Ping Li.”

The park manager instinctively replied.

Mr. Wei glanced at him, “What else?”

The manager, mind confused, then slightly understood Mr. Wei was referring to other forces.

“Apart from us, it should be the Allied Army. Their direct distance to Ping Zhang is only over forty miles.”

“Mr. Wei, is the Allied Army engaging with Kan Bang?”

Big D was even more incredulous, “How could the Allied Army have such strength?!”

The Allied Army, despite having many people, was not really noticeable among the many ard forces in Myanmar.

Compared to Kan Bang, there was an undeniable gap.

As the manager said, Kan Bang and the Allied Army’s territories bordered each other, and conflicts were inevitable; historically, many skirmishes occurred, mostly with Kan Bang holding the advantage.

For a major reason.

The Allied Army was poor.

Poor yet proud, or as a way to curry favor with certain countries, they were one of the rare factions that didn’t engage in telecom fraud.

A force like that, suddenly storming through Kan Bang’s core at a speed no one could react to, isn’t this a fairy tale?

“The Allied Army indeed is the closest to Kan Bang, but to go from their nearest point to Ping Zhang, they must pass through several towns, including Kan Bang’s important towns…”

The more Big D talked, the more fantastical it seed, “Mr. Wei, did they not say who is fighting Kan Bang?”

If the call had ntioned it, would they need to speculate on who was closest to Kan Bang?

The call confird soone was engaging with Kan Bang, but which faction it was specifically, the outside world still didn’t have a clear answer.

That’s right.

If analyzing it geographically, the possibility of the Allied Army was highest, but militarily, it seed imdiately ruled out,

which was why the outside world couldn’t confirm until now.

But if the outside world was unclear, didn’t Kan Bang internally have any news coming out?

Did Kan Bang itself not even know what the people attacking its ho looked like?

Mr. Wei, usually calm and collected, now felt a bit flustered, “Is there a map?”

“Yes!”

The manager quickly nodded.

“Bring it.”

The manager imdiately jogged to get it.

Ordinary maps were all over the internet.

What Mr. Wei wanted surely wasn’t that type of conventional map.

Big D and the manager unfolded the map together.

This map clearly marked the territories of various forces, moreover, it was the latest version.

Because conflicts frequently arose, such maps inevitably needed constant updating.

Indeed, the closest to Kan Bang was the Allied Army. Mr. Wei raised his hand, pointing to the closest area where both bordered, then moved toward Ping Zhang.

The manager held up the map, watching.

He wasn’t anyone significant, just managing a small portion of the park. Even though he had many n under him, he was clueless about such major happenings.

“If the Allied Army went all out, deploying everyone and launching a surprise attack, catching Kan Bang off guard, it’s not entirely impossible.”

“And then?”

Big D imdiately said, “Even if they broke the cauldrons and sink the boats for a temporary victory, without enough strength, shortly Kan Bang will push them back and possibly also destroy their base in retaliation. Unless they’re crazy, it’s impossible.”

This analysis, indeed, made sense.

The warlords entrenched in northern Myanmar, which among them weren’t cunning and sly? They shouldn’t do such brainless things.

“But what if the Allied Army intends to have a decisive battle with Kan Bang?”

The manager frowned, asking seriously.

After all, the division of roles was different. He managed the park, whereas Big D did have sowhat more strategic insight.

With the boldness shown during live broadcasts vividly depicted on his face, Big D saw Mr. Wei’s finger stopped at Ping Zhang’s location, confidently said, “If it’s a decisive battle, why would the Allied Army move east? They should head south, to Mili, where Kan Bang’s main base is.”

The manager was montarily speechless.

Mr. Wei raised his hand, adjusting his glasses. Cunning and sly as he was, even he was at a loss looking at the map.