Mysteries of Immortal Puppet Master

Liu Er waved his hand, “That’s unlikely. The Recruitment Decree issued by the Monarch of Liangzhu Country personally concerns him, the Royal Family, and the reputation of Liangzhu Country. They will absolutely strive for fairness in this regard.”

Liu Er was worried that Zhang Hei might harbor resentment; he indeed wanted to achieve great things in Liangzhu Country.

Among the surrounding Cultivation Kingdoms, only Liangzhu Country offered such opportunities for someone of half-human, half-demon descent to be promoted extensively.

Zhang Hei grumbled, “That’s better!”

“I knew from the first glance, that scoundrel imperial envoy looking sideways, he’s no good.”

“Let’s not bother with him!”

“Though he’s the imperial envoy, he’s not our direct superior. Not beating him up already counts as a blessing. And he still wants our money?”

“That’s outrageous!”

“Our own money is barely enough, needed to organize the army.”

Liu Er just sighed deeply.

Ning Zhuo smiled slightly, “Generals, don’t worry, leave the imperial envoy to me.”

“According to my eloquence, I must make him understand that the nobility of the Generals is not something money can dishonor.”

Liu Er then looked towards Ning Zhuo.

Ning Zhuo gave Liu Er a meaningful smile.

Liu Er understood at once and promptly ordered Ning Zhuo to represent him and handle this matter.

“There’s no time to lose, I’ll return now to discuss this with that imperial envoy,” Ning Zhuo said.

Liu Er agreed.

Zhang Hei also wanted to support Ning Zhuo, “Military Adviser, you’re only at Foundation Establishment, how can you confront that Golden Core Level imperial envoy? Let me accompany you to increase our presence.”

Ning Zhuo laughed heartily, tactfully declining.

Liu Er then proactively held Zhang Hei’s arm, showing full trust in Ning Zhuo, suggesting that doubting Ning Zhuo’s ability to handle this alone underestimated their young brother.

Zhang Hei, feeling somewhat squeezed by these words, could only watch Ning Zhuo return.

Moments later.

Ning Zhuo was all smiles, and the imperial envoy Zhao Xi, too, was all smiles.