Chapter 1939 - 1939 Iron Hammer Federation’s Change of Hands!

1939 Iron Hammer Federation’s Change of Hands!

Su Han hurriedly replied, “Young Master Chu, I will send someone to keep watch. It should be easy to find such people around Sacred Forest City.”

Su Han was slightly confused.

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Many families had already guessed that there could be a Class 5 Creation Master in Sky Creation.

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Sky Creation’s might had spread far and wide across the entire Sacred Forest City.

If Sky Creation announced that they needed cleaners, even emperor-class experts would be tripping over each other as they fought to sign up.

Why did Sky Creation need spirit qi professionals who had comprehended several Willpower Runes but had not contracted feys? It would require a mountain of resources to nurture each and every one of them! This was why the factions had not recruited these spirit qi professionals in Sacred Forest City in spite of their clear talent.

Could it be that Sky Creation had the spare resources to nurture such spirit qi professionals?

While Su Han activated the entire Su family to search for such spirit qi professionals in Sacred Forest City, the 14 Love Music Centers throughout the Startling Lines Continent had also put out the same news that they were recruiting cleaners.

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In Sacred Forest City of the Divine Wood Federation, a state of serenity blanketed the city. Everyone lived a peaceful and routine life.

A carriage covered in gems clattered through Sacred Forest City’s streets.

The person in the carriage looked out with a haughty expression.

This was a completely different type of opulence exhibited in Sacred Forest City.

Many people dressed lavishly in the Freezing Hammer Tribe of the Iron Hammer Federation had concern written on their faces.

A woman was holding the hand of a young man as she bought charcoal-fired flatbread from a street stall.

“Hello, the flatbread only cost three federation dollars per piece two months ago. Why does it cost 20 federation dollars now?”

The street stall owner was a man with simple features wearing a black fur cloak covered with oil stains.

However, the person ascending was not the oldest princess but the previous king’s nephew.

The imperial king’s guards had already been recalled a few days ago.

It was likely that the first princess had fled the Freezing Hammer Tribe.

The new king did not have time to spend on managing the Iron Hammer Federation.

It was likely that the recalled guards would be sent out again very soon to search for the first princess. There was no way that the new king would allow the rightful heir to the throne to continue living freely.

There was a temple 270 kilometers outside of the Freezing Hammer Tribe.

A towering snow-capped mountain was at the center of the Iron Hammer Federation. It was rumored that there was a legendary snow beast on the mountain.

Once the snow beast acknowledged the king of the Iron Hammer Federation, it brought prosperity and peace to the Iron Hammer Federation. It was an assurance that every citizen of the Iron Hammer Federation would not have to go hungry.

However, none of the previous kings of the Iron Hammer Federation had achieved this.

The temple outside of the Iron Hammer Federation had been built as a place to pray that the snow beast would acknowledge the king of the Iron Hammer Federation.

The carvings of innumerable beast patterns on the gem-covered stone pillar within the temple were illuminated by the setting sun’s light.

Luo Lan felt both agony and derision.

She should have ascended to the throne and made the trip to the top of the snow-capped mountain to try and gain an audience with the snow beast.

But when she had been out training, she received word that her father had died.

If not for the old supporters that her father had within the imperial court who warned her of what had happened when she returned to the Freezing Hammer Tribe and allowed her to flee her death, she would not have made it to the temple.

But on the trip here, she had watched all of her father’s old supporters and their feys killed as they escorted her to the temple.

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Luo Lan was so mired in anguish that her spirit almost broke.

Her legs had been seriously injured, and it required an immense effort to fight against the pain each time she tried to take a step.

The only people left by her side were a female attendant and an elderly man.