My Divine Pet Enables Me To Become The Biggest Winner
Chapter 950 - 485: One Person’s Choice_4

Chapter 950: Chapter 485: One Person’s Choice_4

Dahalot showed a strong initiative, as he took advantage of an "opportunity" to escape that very night, even "enthusiastically" taking the fake king’s second son along for the jailbreak!

Nathan Lane from the Summit Metropolitan Office was in charge of this matter. He went through great efforts to make the entire process seem highly believable, with the Summit Metropolitan Office constantly pursuing but always making crucial mistakes, allowing the pair to escape unscathed.

They stole a small boat and dared to sail directly down the Summit River, intending to enter the East Sea and flee back to Boneset Country!

Nathan Lane felt exhausted: "Do you fucking know how dangerous the Summit River is? Although in recent years, thanks to the River God’s blessing, the Demon Beasts in the Summit River no longer dare to attack passing boats, but do you really think you can cross the ocean to return to Boneset Country in a small awning boat?"

Do you truly believe that your faith in the gods will protect you from being swallowed whole by the monstrous creatures of the sea?

Nathan Lane regretted taking on this task at that very moment. He painstakingly protected the small boat from capsizing in the Summit River while making sure the two people onboard didn’t realize it...

Everyone, led by David and Glenn Mitchell, mocked Nathan Lane: "When choosing someone to execute this mission, you took the initiative to accept it. Do you not have a hard time swallowing it now?"

The key point is that it’s not over yet. After painstakingly escorting them to the East Sea, Nathan Lane still had to contact Jone for help in arranging a large ship to send the two back to Boneset Country.

Jone scolded him: "Isn’t that making things difficult for me?"

In short, Nathan Lane watched the two disguised figures board the distant ocean-bound ship... and almost shed a tear.

But, the hardest part was that, despite his painstaking efforts, he could only do so much. The journey from the Eastern Land back to Boneset Country was fraught with peril, and the chances of the two reaching Boneset Country alive were slim...

The Wood Dynasty official did not choose a Red Clan Barbarian with a conciliatory attitude towards the Wood Dynasty because he never intended to let the Red Clan Barbarians off the hook to begin with.

"You committed heinous crimes in our Wood Dynasty, and simply driving you away is enough? Is there such an easy thing in the world?"

From the start, he planned to mount an expedition against the Red Clan Barbarian Continent but had to make the best of the situation, at least for now, since they did not have this ability yet.

It may seem like a good idea to choose a conciliatory Red Clan Barbarian and send him back to delay the Boneset Country from dispatching more expeditionary forces to buy time for the Wood Dynasty to recuperate, but that would also be a respite for Boneset Country.

The only advantage the Wood Dynasty had over Boneset Country was the Summit Navy commanded by Wood Dynasty officials.

He needed Boneset Country to continuously send out expeditionary fleets, so he could lead the Summit Navy to destroy those fleets at sea and bleed Boneset Country dry, weakening their national strength. Once the timing was right, he would land in Boneset Country to exact revenge!

For the Wood Dynasty, the Summit Navy could maintain a state of inactivity while fighting without consuming national power.

After Dahalot’s return, each failure of an expeditionary fleet would inevitably set off another political struggle within Boneset Country, a kind of internal friction.

Apart from arranging for Dahalot to return to Boneset Country, the Wood Dynasty official had already thought of leaving a foothold for the Red Clan Barbarians in Nanni Nation. If they were all driven off the sea, the Red Clan Barbarians might not come back.

At first, the official wanted to keep a small port, but later thought that an island would be more appropriate.