Hou Niao slowly stepped forward, his mind pondering the strategy for what was next.
Actually, he didn't really want a melee fight, not because he was concerned about casualties, but because in a true melee, the odds for the Cang Pirates were slim.
Just as those Daoists on the opposite side wondered, how had the Cang Pirates developed so quickly over these years? It was somewhat illogical.
The division of power at sea, aside from relying on the leader's strength, also needed to consider the depth of one's background, whether it could bring welfare to everyone. In this regard, Shan Sect and those Daoist conglomerates had a significant advantage.
During his absence, Fang Yazi had also been striving for his advancement to the Upper Realm, so there had been a gap in their control over the Cang Pirates, during which some people who even he could not completely identify had joined.
