Novel Full Chapter 1147 - Chapter 1147: Chapter 749, if you keep this up, I'll go back.
Chapter 1147: Chapter 749, if you keep this up, I’ll go back.
Seeing Loyalty reach 100 points, Fang Hao nodded in satisfaction.
The reason he hadn’t taken out all the Crystals at once was precisely due to this consideration.
If the first time did not increase by two points, he could always try a second time with the remaining Crystals.
Now, as he saw, it turned out just as he thought, the second time the other party reached shock and satisfaction at the same time, and Loyalty increased by 1 point.
It reached 100 points.
Domina, looking at the Crystals in front of her, asked with excitement, “My lord, where did you obtain these?”
“Just now you asked me who attacked the city, didn’t you? These were obtained from those people, but now there’s no way to get more. Only these are left,” Fang Hao replied.
Four eyes, filled with gratitude, looked back at him.
As if it was for her sake, obtaining these Crystals, that the main city ended up in such a state.
“May I distribute a portion of these Crystals to the warriors of my clan?” Domina leaned forward, her face filled with anticipation.
“If you can reach the orange rank, then you may give the remaining ones to your people. If not, then wait until the next opportunity to obtain Crystals,” he said.
Fang Hao needed Domina’s level to be increased as granting too high a rank to the other Spiderlings wasn’t beneficial to the territory.
Domina had 100 points of Loyalty, but the Spiderlings didn’t have much.
Watching over the Mithril Mine, with the Spiderlings’ current strength, was already sufficient.
“Ah, alright then!” Domina resignedly agreed.
The Crystals were given to her by Fang Hao, for her own good.
Although she still wanted to give some to the outstanding warriors of her clan, it was best not to say too much.
In the lord’s manor, one after another, the Skeleton Warriors entered the bathhouse carrying buckets of water.
A little longer to wait.
Fang Hao poured her some fruit wine and continued to ask, “The person I sent last time, how is he doing now?”
“Do you mean Aerygon?”
“Yes, you remember his name, huh?”
The Blood Prison was a building of the Blood Clan where humans couldn’t survive long if locked inside.
Therefore, he was sent to the Mithril Mine.
There were two types of miners in the Mithril Mine, one being the ‘Skeleton Dwarf Miners’ recruited by Fang Hao, mining day and night.
The other group consisted of bandits sent there, like those from the Life-taker stronghold, who were also responsible for mining.
It was a form of punishment.
“This person, I have a deep impression of him. He attempted to incite a miners’ rebellion twice, and everyone knew him,” Domina said, lifting her glass for a sip.
“Oh? He went there and still didn’t behave?”
Transmigrators rarely accepted their fate.
Especially someone like Aerygon, second in the world, only to end up a prisoner because of one wrong move.
But surely, in his heart, he was thinking of escaping and finding an opportunity to turn the tables.
“Later, those involved were fed to the ‘Queen Giant Spider’ as food, and he himself was hung for several days.”
“Is he behaving now?”
“Not exactly, it’s just that no one believes him anymore. The several times he incited others, they were eaten, and when he came back, no one trusted him anymore. Therefore, such incidents stopped happening,” Domina explained.
Listening to Domina’s words, Fang Hao could imagine the scenario.
You incite everyone to escape, but in the end, the others get killed and only you returned unscathed.
Who would still trust you? They would only think you are a pawn placed by the Spiderlings.
If he wasn’t killed, that would already be a lucky outcome.
Fang Hao laughed too, this second in the world had the gift of gab. Too bad his luck wasn’t great.
“Just keep a close watch on him; don’t let him escape.”
“Understood!”
As the two spoke,
A Skeleton Warrior carrying a bucket of water came in.
He bowed slightly, “My lord, the bathhouse has been filled with cold water.”
“Mm, arrange for a few Skeleton Warriors to wait at the door for Miss Domina’s instructions,” Fang Hao said.
“Yes, my lord,” the Skeleton Warrior nodded and walked outside.
Domina looked at the talking Skeleton Warrior, then at Fang Hao.
Was there a problem with her memory?
These low-level skeletons shouldn’t be able to speak.
How come they suddenly started talking and being able to follow orders now!
Fang Hao didn’t explain but instead said, “Let’s go, the cold water can relieve some of the pain. I have experience with this.”
The two entered the bathhouse.
Fang Hao extended his hand, helping Domina step into the tub filled with cold water.
The insect carapace covering her began to peel away in large patches.
Revealing skin beneath that was as white and peeled as a hard-boiled egg.
The carapace concealed the important parts.
Blushing, she sat in the tub.
Fang Hao instructed, “There are Skeleton Warriors outside the door. If the water warms up, have the Skeleton Warriors replace it with some cold water.”
Right within reach next to the tub was a small pile of ‘Excitation Crystals.’
The rest was up to Domina and how much she could improve.
If these things, like drugs, built up resistance and stopped being effective later, there would be nothing he could do.
“I understand, my lord,” Domina nodded, directly grabbing a Crystal, crushing it, and swallowing it.
Her body reacted as before, but in the water, the condition visibly improved.
Fang Hao left a few words with the Skeleton Warriors outside, then left the bathhouse directly.
…
In Bai Xuan city.
In the city lord’s manor.
Bai Xuan sat in the main seat, with many people sitting and standing below.
These people were all members of the Straw Hat Nautical Group; more than twenty of them had followed Bai Xuan in the battle against Giant Claw Island.
Don’t judge Bai Xuan for being a woman; she still held quite a bit of prestige in the Alliance.
“Big sis Bai, what did Fang Hao say? Stop teasing us,” one of them started.
Immediately, the rest of them began to inquire as well.
“Did he allow us to join?”
“He didn’t make any unreasonable demands, did he?”
“That’s right, our Hierarch. You can’t be foolish, sacrificing yourself for our Alliance.”
“It’s just a needle in a haystack, like being bitten by a mosquito.”
At first, the conversation was relatively normal, but as it went on, it started to go off course.
It even made Bai Xuan’s face turn red, and she had no more interest in teasing.
“Stop! What are you all saying? Have you all been itching to be disciplined these past few days?” Bai Xuan said sternly, her gaze sweeping over the crowd.
The rowdy scene from just moments before suddenly fell silent.
One by one, they scratched their heads and chuckled awkwardly.
Bai Xuan continued, “Fang Hao is much more magnanimous than you all think, and he meant us no harm.”
“Does that mean he agreed?” someone asked eagerly.
Bai Xuan nodded, “Agreed!”
Whoosh!
“Look at us, we’re joining Fang Hao’s territory. The Alliance Hierarch’s got clout.”
“I’ve heard that after joining, we can buy glass. Maybe we can even fit glass before the rainy season.”
“Glass? I’ve heard that food and clothing are nothing to worry about.”
“Then we can brag on the channel, no one to fear anymore.”
Bai Xuan clapped her hands again, drawing everyone’s attention.
She said, “Fang Hao himself said, don’t reveal anything about the territory to outsiders. Don’t bring trouble upon yourselves. We need to keep a low profile and stick close to this big leg.”
Everyone nodded, indicating their understanding.
Fang Hao seemed amiable, but he had also killed quite a few people.
Bai Xuan continued, “Another thing, Trimate city is forming a patrol squad, and we’ve been given five spots. Anyone interested in joining, sign up now.”
“Me, me, Sister Bai, I’m capable.”
“I want to go too, count me in.”
“Count me in too. It would be impressive to enter the Federation.”
Most people were eager to try and planned to join the Federation’s army.
Bai Xuan nodded and began to select people.
The rest of them giggled and continued to discuss the various benefits of joining Fang Hao’s territory.
…
Dusk fell.
Domina stood up from her bath, her body glistening with drops of water.
Her chitinous armor quickly spread over her, clinging to her like a second skin.
Exiting the bathroom, she found the hall empty, no one in sight.
At the entrance, she asked the guard Nisbit, “Where is the City Lord?”
“The lord should be in the backyard, or perhaps in his room,” Nisbit replied.
Domina nodded and turned to walk toward the backyard.
Under the oak tree in the backyard,
Fang Hao was sitting in a recliner, holding the Book of Lords, peeking at the channel chats.
Footsteps sounded, and he saw Domina arrive with two cups of fruit wine, sitting down obediently beside him.
“Lord, I’ve finished,” Domina said respectfully.
Fang Hao looked at Domina, still wet with water droplets and her hair damp, “Finished?”
[Queen of Fateweaver – Domina (Purple-tier Hero)].
She had used the Excitation Crystal, not a waste of time.
However, as Domina reached the blue tenth-tier, she had undergone several trials.
The higher the hero rank, the greater the difficulty in advancing.
Domina had attempted four times before progressing from blue to purple tier.
After returning, she continued to use the Excitation Crystals, finally reaching the purple seventh-tier.
But it stopped there, not reaching orange as Fang Hao had hoped.
“Lord, I did not reach orange tier,” Domina said, lowering her head as if she had let down Fang Hao’s expectations.
Fang Hao looked away, “It’s alright if you didn’t reach it. Just keep trying.”
He had instructed her to reach orange tier, not wanting her to hesitate to use the Excitation Crystals.
If she truly couldn’t reach it, there was nothing to be done.
“I’ve failed your trust.”
Fang Hao waved it off, “No worries, there’s plenty of time ahead. Take it slow.”
Domina didn’t say more, just sitting quietly.
The whole city lord’s mansion was empty.
Maids were either training or at the amusement park, hardly here.
“Shall I take you back?” Fang Hao offered.
Domina felt her cheeks burn as if she had drunk Crystals again. She bit her lip and managed to say, “Lord, last time I went back, you said the next time I came we should continue where we left off.”
Somehow,
she discovered she had developed a little hobby.
It was only here that she dared to indulge a bit more.
After all, it seemed the City Lord also rather enjoyed these little games.
“Oh? Continue what?” Fang Hao looked at her.
“Lord, you promised me. If we don’t continue, I’ll just go back…” Domina said, somewhat annoyed.
It was rare to see Domina, often so serious and stoic, show this frustrated and shy demeanor.
He didn’t tease her further, but stood up and asked, “What should we use?”
Blushing, Domina pulled out a wooden board from behind her.
“That must hurt.”
“It’s fine,” she insisted.
Taking it from her, Fang Hao nevertheless found a cloth to wrap around the board’s surface.
Domina conscientiously bent at the waist.
“Don’t hold that, just brace yourself on the stone table,” Fang Hao immediately advised, stopping her from touching the oak.
That oak was the Fairy Clan leader Shinisara’s; not touching it wouldn’t cause trouble.
But one touch, and who knows if the other party would come over.
He didn’t want an audience for this kind of activity.
Domina leaned forward, her hands on the stone table, as the chitin on her body swiftly shrank,
revealing her fair skin from behind.
Fang Hao frowned slightly. Was the skin of this insectoid warrior breed so fair?
“Lord, it’s ready.”
Seeing no movement and feeling her body become tense, Domina looked back to remind him.
“Oh.”
Smack!
A crisp sound echoed through the night sky.
The Red General, flying overhead with food in his beak, was startled into a jerk.
The food fell into the bushes, and he immediately dove down to search for it.
…
The next day.
A hundred-man Cavalry charged rapidly along the rough dirt road.
Only as they approached the distant city did they pull back on the reins and slow their horses down.
On both sides of the road, makeshift shelters made of sticks and decaying leather were piled up.
Through the greasy, torn leather cloths, one could see row upon row of iron cages.
Much like a dockyard crammed with containers, packed tightly together, one after another.
Dull, numb eyes peeked out from the cages, then quickly withdrew.
Ma Tianyi didn’t look at them, instead speaking to someone nearby, “These are slaves from Kenreva City. They’ll be sold to other tribes.”
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