Chris steadied himself, forcing a smile, and spoke respectfully, "You are the commander, I'll be your deputy and follow your orders completely."

He paused, then said in a low voice, "After all, last time I was defeated by you."

"That was because I had the advantage of the weapon."

Gang Le waved his hand dismissively, laughing heartily, raising his War Axe to show it off.

He lowered his voice, leaning closer to Chris: "It's no secret, as long as you serve the Lord well, you'll get your share sooner or later."

Chris was momentarily stunned, a hint of confusion in his eyes: "You mean... such extraordinarily sharp weapons, the Lord will also reward me with them?"

Gang Le nodded with a sly glint in his eyes: "The Lord asked me to tell you, that what you're due, you'll receive."

Chris's pupils contracted sharply, his heart racing.

Chris felt his strength and combat experience were no worse than Gang Le's; last time he lost solely because of the weapon.

If he had a Knight's Sword just as sharp, he definitely wouldn't lose to Gang Le.

Desire ignited in Chris's eyes, and he solemnly nodded: "I understand."

He took a deep breath, suppressing the excitement in his heart, then continued, "Then I'll first report the situation around us..."

"Don't be in a rush to speak yet."

Gang Le waved his hand to interrupt Chris.

He then turned his head to look a short distance away, nodding towards Tucson's direction: "The Lord has new arrangements."

Tucson stood in place, nodding.

There was also a Wildman interpreter who came with Tucson.

Chris had already noticed this Wildman with a Hawk perched on his shoulder and was curious, but he didn't ask.

Now, with Gang Le specially pointing it out, Chris paid more attention.

"Is this the Hawk Trainer?"

Chris frowned slightly and asked, "Can he detect the enemies ambushing us?"

"It's not just that."

Gang Le leaned in and whispered a few words in Chris's ear.

After listening, Chris's eyes widened in disbelief as if he'd heard something incredible,

"How is that possible?!"

Chris couldn't help blurting out, but seeing Gang Le's serious expression, he asked again,

"Is everything you said true?"

Gang Le patted him on the shoulder: "Do you think I'm joking with you or that the Lord is joking with you?"

Chris exhaled deeply, unable to stop his hand from covering his heaving chest, trying to calm his shocked feelings.

What Gang Le just said was even more astonishing than the extraordinarily sharp weapon.

That Wildman could actually see what the Eagle saw.

Doesn't that mean he can oversee all the enemy's movements from the sky?

No wonder, no wonder I lost.

The Lord indeed possesses so many magical powers...

Chris's emotions gradually calmed, and the shock on his face was slowly replaced by a smile.

It turns out it wasn't because I was too incompetent.

But because Lord Rod is too formidable.

Chris suddenly felt relieved and in a good mood.

He looked at Gang Le, "Shall we set off now then?"

"You're even more eager than I am?"

Gang Le looked at Chris with surprise, "The Lord even said you're cautious and told me to listen to your advice more!"

"Because what you said was so incredible, I'm really anxious to see what it actually looks like."

Chris confessed.

"Just like me at that time."

Gang Le chuckled, "All right, lead the way!"

Chris instructed his deputy to arrange for reinforcements to rest in the cave.

This mountain ravine was once one of the Earth Ear Race's Snow Rabbit People's settlements. Although some caves have been destroyed, they can still accommodate sixty or seventy people if they squeeze in a bit.

Chris personally led Gang Le, Tucson, and the others towards the direction of the Lizardmen.

It's worth mentioning that the farther the Eagle gets from Tucson, the harder it is to establish a connection between them.

It's not like they can casually share vision within ten kilometers but immediately disconnect once past ten kilometers.

In fact, beyond ten kilometers, Tucson can still connect with the Eagle, and the vision can still be shared.

But it happens only in an instant; Tucson can only see a singular image rather than a stable shared view.

And once Tucson forces a connection with the Eagle, he may suffer injuries, and in severe cases, might die suddenly.

Therefore, staying a bit closer to the target is better.

Chris took Tucson and the others to a place about a kilometer away from the target, and Tucson released the Eagle, his eyes turning blood-red as he entered the vision-sharing state.

Moments later, he began to describe the scenes he saw,

"Aren't these just upright walking lizards? And blue-skinned... they look really disgusting."

"Lord Chris, I found the sentry you mentioned, with seven Lizardmen on it, five holding clubs and Shields, two holding Long Spears."

"No, there's a group over here pulling a cart, let me count..."

"Sixteen altogether!"

"Lord Gang Le, take note, there are four more here guarding the Snow Rabbit People!"

"Wait, what Gang Le said was wrong, these Snow Rabbit People aren't cultivating the land; they are digging pits..."

"By the Saint Master, those Lizardmen just brought over a cartload of corpses!"

"They're throwing the corpses into the pits and then making the Snow Rabbit People fill them in!"

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