Aiders recalled what Rein had said.
"Sister?" She rubbed Mayne with interest.
"Isn't it interesting?" She looked at Mayne's neck, which was slightly red and had a peach blossom fragrance.
She whispered into Mayne's ear,""I will love you…"
" No, don't…" The four-year-old girl couldn't resist. She was brought into the tent by Aiders to complete the training options that looked a little strange.
"No matter how untalented I am, I know that no matter how strong I become, I will never be able to defeat that person called Rein.”Aiders smiled and said to Mayin,""Even with his guidance, this is impossible.”
Under Mayin's fearful gaze, Aiders fell to the ground.
"So, so strong!"
Her hands were trembling. After Rein left, she finally relaxed.
"I can't beat him!"
Upon closer inspection, her entire body was covered in sweat, and her slightly stretched curves could be seen clearly.
He could even see the two spots protruding from his chest.
"I obey the strong, so I will listen to him.”
Aiders muttered to himself as he stood up. Following Rein's instructions, he began to prepare for Mayn's training.
At the same time, she was also looking forward to the things written on that piece of paper. Would doing that really make her stronger?
No, that was not right. Aiders denied his own thoughts. According to his own guess and the blood-red earth around him, the soldiers who destroyed the Brutus were undoubtedly killed by Rein alone.
There was no need for such a powerful person to lie to a little girl like her. She had no value to make others do this.
As a result, Aiders was looking forward to the content of the training.
The task Rein gave her was simple. She would train Mayn for two hours every day, and the rest of the time, she would just stand in the snow and run.
It was normal for Aiders to be suspicious of such a simple content.
After all, for someone like her who could already fight dangerous species alone, this thing seemed useless at first glance, but the things written on the paper were really suspicious.
That's right, Rein only told her to run. He told Aiders to run according to Rein's instructions. She had to run 500 kilometers every day and run 500 laps around the Brutus camp.
Rein had given her a time limit of eight hours, and she had to use the same position to exert her strength.
Rein also wrote,"I will check when you come back. If you don't do as I say, I will beat you up."
Such a simple sentence made Aiders break out in a cold sweat. It was too scary for such a ghost-like person to beat her up.
This also made her extremely restless. She wanted to become stronger. This mentality was imprinted in the hearts of every member of the Brutus clan.
The vast white snow.
The plain was white as snow.
The vast and boundless land.
These sceneries outlined the magnificent glaciers of Thule.
The temperature was as low as-30 degrees Celsius, adding to the beauty of the snow.
Rein's consciousness filled his body. He flew across countless glaciers and stepped on the icy fields. He was like a bullet, shooting wildly.
Wherever he passed by, the snow seemed to have been carved with a scar. His footsteps were like wind, and his extraordinary speed even brought a cloud of dense white snow to the side.
He was a little restless. Rein's battle consciousness had been awakened.
The Sword of Damocles above his head moved with him. With every step he took, the Sword of Damocles moved a little. The time limit was getting closer and closer, and under the double pressure of the legendary-like Peril Species that Aiders had mentioned, Rein's fighting spirit was ignited. The battle that he had forgotten for a long time in this world was now right before his eyes.
Aiders explained in detail. This Peril Species had been a legend in the tribe for a long time. It was often used by adults to scare children. The stories that had been told for a long time and passed down from generation to generation would make people believe it. This super Peril Species, Daliora, gave off an even more realistic feeling.
A dangerous species that lurked on the ice plains. Due to its age and the characteristics of a super growth type dangerous species, it could be traced back to the time before the annals in Aiders 'discussion.
And the current Empire Chronicles…Empire Calendar, Year 1002.
After sleeping for 1002 years, the Peril Species was constantly evolving and jumping. What kind of strength had it reached?
It was so powerful that it gave people a sense of excitement.
The icy wind that filled Rein's nostrils stimulated his senses even more.
He clenched his fists and continued to accelerate.
After his speed reached its peak, the thick layer of snow on the ground was pushed away with every step he took, like a landmine explosion. The dull footsteps of a prehistoric giant monster spread out for thousands of miles.
Rein's eyes were fixed on the horizon as it receded. He relied on his memories to find the place where the imperial army was slaughtered.
" According to Brutus, the angle of elevation from east to west is 30 degrees, so from here, it's…"
His brain spun rapidly, and a fictional map appeared in his mind with Rein's superb sense of space.
" To the southwest, at an elevation of 60 degrees. The distance we're moving forward remains the same. The flying speed of the Snow Eagle…Hmm, it's about 500 kilometers per hour. The speed of a Level 2 Peril Species is indeed quite fast. From then on, Brutus and I flew for two hours. 1,000 kilometers…"
Rein carefully calculated the distance. He had perfect control over each step. His powerful soul allowed him to have complete control over every muscle in his body. He could cross a distance of 50 meters with one step. It would never get longer or shorter.
"There's still…900 kilometers left. I've already set off for 20 minutes.”
"Estimated time to reach the target location: three hours. The snow here has slowed my movement speed by 50%..."
"If the force is too great, the ice layer on the ground will collapse and cause a chain reaction. Tsk…"
He smacked his lips unhappily, then withdrew some of his strength and relied on his stable output to move forward quickly.
There were still three hours before their destination. Rein gathered his qi in his eyes.
Rein's blue eyes suddenly changed, and his eyes turned a faint red. His vision had increased exponentially, and the wonderful use of energy was displayed in front of him.
Relying on his greatly improved vision, Rein narrowed his eyes. His vision suddenly moved forward by hundreds of kilometers, and gray smoke came into his sight.
"Why is there a camp of the Imperium's army here?”
At least an area large enough for tens of thousands of people to camp was isolated. Smoke rose from the chimneys. This was undoubtedly a camp.
Beneath the smoke, there were tents with flags fluttering above them. It was the black and red flag that symbolized the empire.
Connecting it to what Brutus once said: Do you know what I saw on the way here? 60 thousand soldiers!
There was a problem!
Rein instantly thought of this.
Sixty thousand people…
Rein was under pressure when facing sixty thousand people. His stamina was not enough for him to kill all of them.
It should be known that the army of the empire that attacked the Brutus clan only numbered in the thousands. Rein had even used his sword skills to kill them, and he had used his extremely high 'Qi' to cut through the soldiers.
At that time, he was also tired and panting. After a night of regulating his breathing and recovering his sleep, he finally recovered his strength.
Although he couldn't wipe out all 60,000 of them, he had other methods.
The best policy was to not shed blood, but the worst policy was to let blood flow like rivers and corpses float thousands of miles.
Maintaining a steady speed, Rein reached his hand into his pocket and took out a command token the size of a baby's head. On it was the red and black symbol of the Empire, as well as two leverage bars.
One was a hundred-man commander, and the other two were, of course, a thousand-man commander.
The things that he had taken from Goziqi were now useful.
Furthermore, this token was marked with the symbol of a minister.
In other words, when he reached the Empire's camp, he would be the minister's subordinate, and the minister would be the actual ruler of the Empire.
No one dared to disrespect him.
It was because there seemed to be a minister standing behind him.
There were very few weak and dangerous creatures in the surroundings, as if they had been cleaned up by the Empire's soldiers. In this area that was far from the deepest part of Thule, there really wouldn't be any powerful dangerous species.
Thanks to this, Rein's journey was unusually smooth, and he arrived at the Imperial Army's position without any hindrance.
Groups of patrolling soldiers walked around the camp. The simple tents were burning. The temperature here was a few degrees higher than the surrounding area. There was no doubt that the population here was extremely dense, which led to this phenomenon.
When Rein walked to the edge of the camp, he had already attracted the attention of seven or eight patrol teams.
They formed groups of five and quickly trotted toward Rein. Each of them had a vigilant look in their eyes, and both of their hands were holding the short swords at their waists. Each of them looked at Rein with a look of preparation, ready to attack and kill him when he showed any signs of hostility.
"Who is it? Take off your clothes and let us search you!”
" Put down your weapon as well. Disarm yourself, or else…"
Otherwise, this little soldier wouldn't be able to say anything.
Rein had taken out the Commander's token.
The black and red emblem of the Empire was extremely dazzling in the vast white snow.
Everyone in the empire knew the symbol of a minister.
The soldiers couldn't help but shiver.
They actually stopped the minister's men just now!
This made them think of…the corpses tied to crosses in the center of the Imperial Capital.
A chill ran down their spines and reached the top of their heads.
Cold sweat instantly flowed down from his temples. This bone-chilling coldness was even more terrifying than the extreme north in winter.
"That…"
It seemed that the patrol captain had braced himself and stood out.
He looked at Rein with a pleading look and then took the money pouch from his waist.
"This…"
"No need." Rein raised his eyebrows and waved his hand to interrupt him.
" S-Sir!?"
This answer made the patrol captain feel as if he had fallen into an ice cave. He felt even colder.
Ministers always liked gold coins.
The other party didn't accept the gold coins…
Dangerous, very dangerous, life-threatening!
Rein narrowed his eyes and revealed his purpose.
"What are you guys doing?"
"En, I'm new here. Take these things.”
A gold nugget appeared in his hand. It was the one he gave to the bartender that day. After the other party attacked him, he took back this golden nugget.
"I…How would I dare to accept your things?”
The patrol captain looked at Rein in surprise. He had never seen such a kind officer. His face was smiling like a spring breeze, which made him look very warm in the extreme north of winter.
The smell of home…
This thought made him shudder.
He raised his head and saw Rein's cold eyes. He trembled again and quickly answered his question.
"Yes, sir. The task regarding the imperial relic is directly ordered by the minister. I don't know the details at all. I, I'm just a general…"
What he said made sense, and Rein could not find any problems with it. After all, if this big mission involved secrets, it was indeed not something that a mere soldier could know.
"You can leave now." Rein threw a fist-sized gold ingot into the soldier's hand and left.
He heaved a sigh of relief!
The captain thought to himself. Then, under the stunned expressions of the surrounding soldiers, he looked at his palm.
F * ck, f * ck, f * ck!
"Damn it, did I see a ghost?”
He pinched his cheeks in a daze, then took a deep breath.
"How can a minister be so generous?”
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