Lu Hong didn't rush to leave, but loitered repeatedly near the transmission gate. The stationed civilians had done well, enveloping the Black Guard's transmission gate without leaving any blind spots; the slightest disturbance, and everything could be seen clearly.
It looked as if someone was using my protection as a guise, secretly monitoring the Black Guard's movements.
With this thought, it wasn't just within the garrison that enemies hid; even among civilians, hidden foes lurked.
Since they could hide among both the garrison and civilians, these enemies wouldn't be from other races; they were definitely human forces.
Lu Hong shook his head helplessly, we are all born of the same root, why rush to devour each other?
Before long, Lu Kuan, the head of the garrison, rushed over with two officials in tow, "This subordinate pays respects to... to... Baron, sir?!"
The ordinary soldiers might not be familiar with Lu Hong, but imperial officials surely would be.
