Chapter 889: Chapter 571, Questioning from the Trade Alliance_2
“As soon as the words were spoken, the Skeleton merchant ‘Doujin’ walked in, bowed, and said, “My lord, the Trade Alliance has sent a teleportation request. Should we allow them to come over?”
Mr Fang Hao was taken aback, That was fast.
They were coming over directly in the middle of the night, They really took this matter seriously.
“Bring them over then!”
“Yes, my lord.”
Doujin quickly left and, upon reaching the Trade Alliance building, approved the teleportation request.
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The very next second, three figures emerged from the Trade Alliance’s teleportation screen.
One tall and two short.
The tall one was ‘Forest Guardian – Terion’, a Dark Gold third-tier hero, and the other two were goblins.
One was a staff member accompanying the 01 number station, who would report today’s observations truthfully to the station.
The other was the person in charge of the 032 number station, ‘Kukettor’.
He was there to guide and accompany them.
The three figures had just appeared.
Kukettor, closely following the long strides of the Elf Clan member, explained, “Mr. Fang Hao is an important client of the Trade Alliance. Last year, his total revenue within just a few months has already ranked first in the entire region. There must be some misunderstanding here, Lord Terion must investigate thoroughly.”
Now, Mr. Fang Hao was the god of wealth for the entire 032 number station. The trade volume in a few months was enough for the rest of the races for an entire year.
Kukettor naturally did not want the relationship between Mr. Fang Hao and the Trade Alliance headquarters to deteriorate.
What could it matter if they destroyed the auction house? They could just rebuild. Losing this god of wealth would mean that the 032 number station would rank at the bottom again.
Their personal incomes would also be affected.
“Humph! Utilizing force in the Trade Alliance headquarters, abusing magic, and tearing down the entire auction, what misunderstanding could there be? It’s simply a disregard for the rules of the Trade Alliance.” The elegant elf was very angry.
Today’s incident had a great impact on him as well; he might lose this leisurely and well-paying job.
So, the person who caused the trouble must pay the price. He couldn’t pursue the Dragon Clan, but couldn’t he deal with this little transmigrator?
“You can’t talk like that. What if the Dragon Clan started it and Mr. Fang Hao was acting in self-defense?” Kukettor, running alongside them, continued to speak.
“Humph! The Trade Alliance headquarters will find out the truth. Right now, our job is to bring this person back for interrogation,” said Terion.
Kukettor had nothing to say in response; he was just a guide.
The decision-making power was still in the hands of Terion.
He could only run along behind them.
And Doujin, leading the way, was also just silently guiding.
Without uttering a word.
The group moved forward.
Soon, they passed through numerous buildings and arrived at the entrance of the lord’s manor.
Seeing that the lights inside the lord’s manor were bright.
Terion pushed aside the Undead blocking the way and walked straight into the manor.
He said coldly, “What a grand display; I, as your commander, have come here, and yet you, a transmigrator, dare to wait for me to come see you!”
However, upon stepping into the building.
Seeing the heroes seated all around, Terion’s face changed instantly.
His earlier arrogance, rage, and questioning emotions suddenly turned into perplexity, doubt, and disbelief.
What is this situation?
So many heroes?
…
In the hall.
Mr. Fang Hao sat at the head, his brows furrowed as he looked down at the heroes below.
[Forest Guardian – Terion (Dark Gold third-tier hero)].
Dark Gold third-tier, just as he had guessed.
The hero stationed by the Trade Alliance headquarters had reached the level of Dark Gold.
But, the Trade Alliance had also underestimated him, thinking that sending just one Dark Gold over would be enough to capture him.
The conversation they had outside was not quiet either.
Mr. Fang Hao had heard the content as well.
Having Rolana and the others come over was a necessity.
Seeing the elf and two goblins standing dumbfounded in the hall, Mr. Fang Hao revealed a smile.
He said softly, “What’s the matter? You came without an invitation, and you still expect me to personally welcome you?”
Terion’s expression became serious, and he quickly recovered, scoffing, “You caused a commotion in the Trade Alliance, and I am the commander on duty that day. How is it? Don’t you feel any sense of responsibility?”
“What responsibility?”
“Not following the Trade Alliance’s rules, damaging the Trade Alliance’s property, causing harm and impact, you tell me what responsibility!” Terion said loudly, not yielding an inch.
Terion had initially planned to use force to subdue Mr. Fang Hao upon entering and then take him back to the Trade Alliance.
To coerce him into taking responsibility for the main losses, then negotiate with the Dragon Clan, and the matter would be over.
But now, it was different.
The atmosphere of the heroes in the hall was very strong, with several of them exuding an aura not weaker than his.
Forcefully taking him away was obviously not possible.
If they started a fight, he himself might end up staying here permanently.
Fortunately, reason was still on his side; the rules of the Trade Alliance were clear, and the transmigrator in front of him had caused loss and negative impact, which was undeniable.
Hearing the elf’s questioning, Mr. Fang Hao simply laughed, “It seems you came to me first without visiting the Dragon Clan.”
“What difference does it make?”
“If you had gone to the Dragon Clan, you would know they were the first to strike,” said Mr. Fang Hao.
Even without surveillance.
As long as the Dragon Clan stated they found Mr. Fang Hao consuming Dragon Blood as the reason, it would confirm who initiated the conflict.
Drinking Dragon Blood.
It’s a personal grudge between the Dragon Clan and Mr. Fang Hao, but the Trade Alliance would not intervene; they only require that fighting is not permitted.
Otherwise, there would be many opposing races present, and the reasons do not matter.
Those who strike first bear a more severe responsibility in the allocation of blame.