"Hmm?"
When the two of them spoke at the sa ti, saying the exact sa words, everyone present couldn’t help but be slightly taken aback, casting a sowhat strange glance at the two of them.
It should be known that within the Peacekeeping Council, although the goal is the sa, it is actually divided into two factions.
One faction is dedicated to overthrowing the Sea Ship Era and restoring the glory of other ancient eras, with the Alchemical Leader being part of this faction.
The other faction goes with the flow, aiming to seize the sea ships and integrate into the Sea Ship System, with the Fisherman as a mber of this faction.
Due to the Chairman’s suppression, the two factions had not openly clashed, but secretly, they had already started discreetly opposing each other.
In essence, the future era could only be one of two scenarios: either the glory of the ancient tis re-erges, or the Sea Ship System continues.
Thus, there is an inherent conflict between the two.
But today...
The Alchemical Leader and the Fisherman unexpectedly both stopped the Chairman from erasing Fang Yu, causing the crowd to be slightly stunned, their faces revealing a strange expression.
"Fang Yu..."
Soone softly murmured, slightly shaking their head, rembering the na.
A captain who could be discussed at this level of eting couldn’t be an ordinary captain.
"Give a reason."
The Chairman glanced at the two of them indifferently, slightly furrowing his brow as he asked in a calm voice.
Upon hearing the Chairman’s words, the Fisherman remained expressionless and got straight to the point: "I want his sea ship."
Hearing this, the Chairman slightly nodded, while those around also showed expressions of sudden realization.
No reason could be more direct and genuine than this.
"And you?"
The Chairman quickly looked at the Alchemical Leader, speaking softly.
The real reason the Alchemical Leader wanted to protect Fang Yu was actually the impression and shock Fang Yu created when he previously activated his veto talent.
Even a strong figure at his level was slightly dazed, with so mory lapses.
This ability’s level mustn’t be low.
If he can master it, perhaps there would be a way to face the pinnacle directly.
How could the Alchemical Leader not be tempted?
In his view, the secrets on Fang Yu were even more enchanting than the Ocean Scripture.
However, this matter couldn’t be directly stated; otherwise, the Chairman might also act to seize it, leaving him with no chance.
The Alchemical Leader had his own little plans, after all.
Upon hearing the question, he couldn’t help but smile, his twisted scar contorting with his grin: "Chairman, I ntioned to you before that the kid has an alchemist by his side who obtained a Treasure Tomb inheritance."
"If I can obtain the Treasure Tomb inheritance, I could advance further and nurture many alchemical experts, which would greatly aid us in what we need to do."
"That alchemist is reclusive, difficult to break through, but the kid’s sea ship bears the seal pattern left by that alchemist. As long as we capture the kid, I can deduce the inheritance contents, so he can’t be killed just yet."
As the Alchemical Leader’s words fell, the chapel fell into a brief silence.
Everyone had various expressions, saying nothing, deep in thought.
After a while, the silent atmosphere was broken again, with the Chairman’s voice slowly rising to announce the result: "Alright, since both of you think Fang Yu cannot be killed for now, I’ll leave this matter to you both."
"However..."
Before the Alchemical Leader could display a pleased expression, the Chairman’s deep, cold voice rose again: "Two of Chongyuan’s three avatars are situated in Lanyun Sea Country, preparing to ascend to the peak."
"But... the Fang Yu you’ve protected might affect Chongyuan’s plan during this journey."
"According to the council’s rules, you must compensate for the losses caused to other mbers; otherwise, you will not be able to share the resources of other mbers afterward."
"Fang Yu can be kept for now, but you need to find a way to ensure Chongyuan’s plan proceeds smoothly."
The na of the three-faced man turned out to be "Chongyuan."
At this mont, hearing the Chairman’s words, Chongyuan’s three faces curled into cold smiles, their multiple eyes glaring at the Alchemical Leader and the Fisherman in different directions.
Seeing this, the Alchemical Leader couldn’t help but snort coldly, then sat back down, displaying a pensive expression.
"Alright... let’s move on to the next issue..."
"Kunwu... how are the matters concerning the Deep Sea Forest?"
"Chairman..."
In the chapel, a gentle, low discussion resud.
Sitting in a corner, the Fisherman cast a blank glance at the Alchemical Leader, then lowered his eyes, lost in thought.
After a while, he suddenly stood up, disregarding the ongoing eting, and walked out of the chapel, pushing the door open by himself.
Upon perceiving the Fisherman’s actions, everyone was unsurprised. They rely glanced at the departing Fisherman and then continued their discussion.
The Fisherman’s temper was like that, and everyone was already used to it.
His identity was unknown and unlike others who either had deep backgrounds or trendous power.
The Fisherman was always a loner, only his formidable strength commanded slight respect from other mbers.
Yet even so, in discussions on how to deal with the Ocean Court, everyone treated the Fisherman as if he were invisible.
Because all mbers knew, to dismantle the Ocean Court, purely relying on force would yield no hope; it needed to be eroded through power and influence.
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