If Hope Village were given more time to develop, it would inevitably become a massive entity that many would find untouchable. Thus, they would not wait too long to make their move.
Although by now, he had a vague premonition that this matter would not be so easy.
But when it came to taking action, he felt he was not ready.
Simmons listened, wanting to speak but eventually swallowing all his words.
Decisions made by the Lord were hardly ever changed; speaking up was useless.
Moreover, he felt that Hope Village was indeed not so easy to deal with.
At least so far, most who faced Hope Village had not fared well.
Given that, it seemed a good choice to temporarily hold back the troops.
Djibouti Village.
"Barnes Village is gone," Djibouti Village's Chief Dolgi told Viscount Elvan, the Lord of Djibouti Village.
"Uh-huh," replied Viscount Elvan calmly, with a lazy affirmation as usual, completely at ease.
