Capítulo 1561: Chapter 1761: Return to Hua City!
Hao Jian, who was not planning to let things rest, headed directly to Hua City that night, without stopping along the way, and naturally, he returned to Hua City in no ti.
After returning to Hua City, he felt a sense of coming ho, but this wasn’t what Hao Jian was concerned about at the mont. He first went ho, but Shu Ya and the others were busy, and both Xie Qianqian and Jiang Long had assigned them tasks, so even though it was dayti, the house was empty.
The first thing Hao Jian did after arriving ho was to take a hot shower, washing away all his exhaustion. After several days of treatnt, the injuries he received from Moon during the Ancient Martial Arts Competition had fully healed.
After the hot shower, he felt extrely comfortable, as if every cell in his body was expanding outward, feeling particularly refreshed. Hao Jian then lay back on the sofa, took out a device similar to a tablet from his pocket, and turned on the screen, which displayed a small red dot representing the little girl.
Hao Jian, determined not to let things slide, naturally didn’t let the little girl go easily. Knowing that she hadn’t run away imdiately at that ti, she would likely return. Having searched himself, he found what Xie Qianqian had ntioned before—sothing akin to a token proving an assassin’s identity, knew what the token was for, and then installed sothing like a tracking device on it.
This device was given to him by Spice Ginger, who said detectors couldn’t detect its presence, and its tracking was extrely accurate. So, Hao Jian used it on this occasion.
Just as he expected, after pretending to leave, the little girl indeed returned. She rummaged through the woman’s things for a while and then took the token.
Then, everything began to develop as he had predicted. As he was heading to Hua City, the small red dot representing the little girl on the screen moved quickly.
The leaders of the four major alliances, such as Murder God and Spear God, were elusive despite their fixed bases, which is why Hao Jian never pursued them after each attack by Spear God. First, they always hid themselves, and deliberately searching for them proved futile; second, Hao Jian wasn’t inclined to bother or capable of locating them, so he preferred investing his effort in better uses.
But this ti, they had genuinely infuriated Hao Jian. Even a dragon has a reverse scale; cross Hao Jian’s bottom line, and he won’t bear it anymore.
As the red dot gradually slowed down, Hao Jian roughly deduced Murder God’s current location. Looking at the location on the monitor, a trace of murderous intent appeared on his face.
Lying on the sofa, Hao Jian tossed the monitor aside, took out his phone, scrolled through his contacts where Spice Ginger’s number, as they often communicated, was listed, and dialed.
Within a few seconds, the call went through, barely ringing before being answered.
Upon the call connecting, Spice Ginger imdiately asked, “Young Master Hao, what can I do for you?”
In a dark tone, Hao Jian replied, “Have those capable underlings of yours been sent on tasks?”
Hearing this, Spice Ginger sensed sothing off and replied promptly, “Work has been sparse lately on top of nurous affairs, so they haven’t been out, mostly at headquarters. Is there sothing major happening, Young Master Hao?”
Spice Ginger was one of his own, and even if he didn’t explain now, Spice Ginger would find out eventually, so there was no need for gas. Hao Jian simply said, “It’s about ti we settled the score with the four major alliances!”
At these words, Spice Ginger paused, slightly shocked. He knew about Hao Jian’s feud with the four alliances, but Hao Jian’s approach had always been to fend them off when they ca without retaliating. Hearing Hao Jian now wanting to settle scores was surprising yet sowhat exciting. Spice Ginger had long wanted to deal with this troubleso bunch from the alliances, who constantly troubled him to clean up after them. Hao Jian’s decision resonated with him.
Spice Ginger, being sharp-minded, knew so questions were off-limits and didn’t pry into Hao Jian’s reasons, aware it was a boundary.
Spice Ginger cheerfully said, “Yes, Young Master Hao, I’ll handle it right away!”
Hao Jian instructed, “Just gather the elite; don’t need too many people, you handle the details!”
Spice Ginger readily agreed, “Alright, Young Master Hao!”
Subsequently, Hao Jian hung up and reclined on the sofa, closing his eyes to rest.
On the other end, Spice Ginger, his expression serious, imdiately summoned everyone, selecting ten of the most competent and elite underlings, informing them of the task in the spirit of humanitarianism, and asked if they wished to partake. Hearing it was for Hao Jian, their eyes sparkled as they eagerly agreed.
Spice Ginger, beaming with satisfaction, instructed them to prepare and imdiately head to Young Master Hao, and the group promptly mobilized.
anwhile, resting with eyes closed, Hao Jian suddenly opened them, fetched the keys from his room, and headed to the garage, started the car, and drove quickly to a secluded location. Unable to drive further due to obstacles, he proceeded on foot.
This path led to the Prophet’s house, and Hao Jian was on his way to see the Prophet.
Finally reaching the door, Hao Jian was about to knock when it opened on its own, revealed to be the Prophet, leaving Hao Jian startled.
The Prophet spoke, “Co in, I already know why you’re here,”
Hao Jian, initially surprised, realized why the Prophet opened the door just as he intended to knock—rembering the Prophet’s foresight ability.
Following the Prophet inside, he sat in the living room’s sofa.
The Prophet, as was customary, brewed a cup of Vital Spirit tea for Hao Jian, placing it on the table before him. Sipping the tea habitually, Hao Jian instantly felt rejuvenated, putting the cup down thereafter.
Sitting across from Hao Jian, the Prophet asked seriously, “Are you really planning to settle scores?”
Hao Jian nodded, confirming, “Mm.”
“They’ve crossed my limit; I’m no longer sitting idly by. I adhere to ‘don’t provoke , I won’t provoke you,’ as you know,” Hao Jian stated.
The Prophet nodded, tacitly approving Hao Jian’s actions. However, so events he could foresight, others not, and even when foresighted, he couldn’t always disclose them. Thus, even knowing of Hao Jian’s plans, he couldn’t divulge everything.
He subtly warned, “Be cautious on this endeavor; I won’t say more.”
Deeply connected through nurous interactions, Hao Jian understood the Prophet’s implication, a warning to tread carefully. Yet, he didn’t expect too much disclosure, mindful that revealing too much could an divine retribution for the Prophet.
Hao Jian, though selfish, wouldn’t be selfish with friends, acknowledging the Prophet silently as thanks.
“I t Moon,” Hao Jian stated.
The previously calm Prophet showed a ripple of reaction upon hearing Moon’s na, eagerly asking, “You t her?”
Despite his foresight, so queries escaped the Prophet’s grasp, consuming energy and lifespan with each foresight, hence limited frequency. So, Hao Jian’s revelation of eting Moon shocked and puzzled him naturally.
Previously in the dark world accompanying Hao Jian, their bond with Moon was profound. Her disappearance made hearing about her shocking for the Prophet, sharing a strong rapport.
Before Hao Jian could continue, the Prophet discerned his remaining answers through Hao Jian’s deanor, eagerly questioning, “Since you t her, where is she now? I wish to see her; it’s been too long.”
Hao Jian, disappointed, replied, “I encountered her at this Huaxia Ancient Martial Arts Competition, initially more excited than you, but she didn’t recognize . Later, I found she suffered mory loss!”
Prophet’s deanor changed hearing about Moon’s mory loss, anxiously questioning, “mory loss? Why? What happened?”
This reaction was expected by Hao Jian, signaling the Prophet to remain calm before recounting the entire ordeal, from encountering Moon to being misunderstood by her. Moreover, when describing being injured by Moon on the boxing ring, the Prophet expressed disbelief, knowing Moon’s amnesia and containing his emotions.
Hao Jian proceeded to elaborate on the Tianwang Fort incident, how he dealt with Ye Yiyun, and Ye Xiao’s escape, narrating all events that unfolded.
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