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I Have a Dice Left by a God

Chapter 696 - 288: Displaying Their Talents
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Chapter 696: Chapter 288: Displaying Their Talents

Lin Fei’s heart tightened; it had escalated to the Church Court’s secretarial meeting—this was quite serious.

"So what was the outcome?" Lin Fei placed the soup near Kathy.

Kathy slowly took a sip, "No outcome."

"No outcome?"

"Exactly, meetings are usually just arguments, often yielding no outcomes. No outcome is a good thing, meaning the Church Court tacitly approves of the Night Patrol’s actions. What’s left is to see what Li Xin intends to do." Kathy smiled. Maybe it was a talent; she adapted well to the internal conflicts of the Church Court, even thriving, easily stirring the waters.

"What’s he planning?" Lin Fei was puzzled.

"Men grow. In the past, he may have done many things, but it felt passive, as if he were pushed along, even somewhat avoiding it. I thought he changed after becoming a captain, but actually it wasn’t; he was different the moment he returned from Hedan, just waiting for an opportunity. Past actions, including those with the Canon Law School, were to explore and understand the situation," Kathy said. "So, capturing Hua Qianzhan this time isn’t impulsive; there must be a purpose. I just can’t guess what he’s aiming for."

Lin Fei found it hard to believe. In her eyes, Li Xin was just a big kid who would never grow up, very obedient.

Seeing Lin Fei’s expression, Kathy laughed, "Sister Fei, you still think he’s that kid from the Underground City? He debuted by killing the Fallen Archbishop, made waves in Hedan, even sparred with the Earth Temple Pope and survived! During meetings, those Red-robed Archbishops show some concern when mentioning him."

"You’re just making things up. That’s impossible." Lin Fei said it was impossible, but couldn’t help smiling.

"Why is it impossible? Among the Five Great Sanctuaries, the most mysterious is the Secret Castle, the strongest is the Secret Castle, and the most terrifying and without weakness is also the Secret Castle because it’s filled with strong, immortal beings. Over the years, many have obtained Divine Relics from the Secret Castle, but unlike other sanctuaries continuously sending disciples into the world, the Secret Castle never had such individuals. Li Xin is the closest; he can summon Immortals, and with just this skill, the Moon God’s Court must weigh their actions. Though the Church Court isn’t afraid, Li Xin is a Night Patrol, one of their own; why push him away?" Kathy laughed, "And you know, I’ve benefited a bit from it myself."

"Is he really that powerful? Doesn’t the Church Court fear the Secret Castle?"

"It relates to the law of epochs. The Five Great Sanctuaries are historical legacies. In the Secret Organization, the conflict with the Church isn’t significant; especially the Secret Castle. Even the Church Court is willing to show some respect; otherwise, today’s meeting wouldn’t have ended so early. Moreover, the kid grabbed a big chunk from the Black Market on his own. If not for the Secret Castle, the greedy ones at the Church Court wouldn’t remain so quiet." Kathy said proudly, enjoying this feeling. With leveraging power, she too was a master. Even if Li Xin wasn’t, she’d portray him as the worldly Prince of the Secret Castle.

"Is he that impressive?" Lin Fei smiled bitterly, "I always feel you aren’t truly mature until you have a family."

"His concern is only for the safety of you and Xueyin. With you together with me, and Xueyin at the Celestial Principle School, without worries behind, guess how bold he’ll become. Although Hua Qianzhan is experienced, he’s likely to suffer this time."

"This kid, why didn’t he say how capable he is earlier, made me worry every day." Lin Fei breathed a big sigh of relief.

"Let him make waves for now; I vaguely feel this matter is not so simple—just can’t guess, but it’s quite exciting."

As they spoke, Kathy also finished eating. "Li Xin just became the Shadow Owl team captain, yet has already gained support from the entire Night Patrol top to bottom. Such charisma—last time someone managed it was Luthor."

"Today someone caused trouble, and a small team from the Night Patrol’s West District Swift Eagles happened to come and take away the troublemakers. I was curious since he’s the Shadow Owl captain but can handle other teams?"

"That’s acknowledgment; he doesn’t need to say anything—naturally, someone will handle it. The former Shadow Owl was indeed the king of the Night Patrols. Your mention reminds me; with all he’s done, he should get a legitimate status." Kathy laughed. She felt Li Xin had his own way of doing things—not impulsive. Often, he just needs a title and reason. From the clash with the Black Market and the Hundred Martial Hall, it’s clear; he always relates his objectives to the Church Court or the Kingdom."

On the larger scale of confrontation, titles are crucial.

Hua Qianzhan was still in the interrogation room. Meng Po and Lu Shuimo took turns questioning, but Hua Qianzhan was too lazy to respond. Meng Po and Lu Shuimo asked regardless of his answers.

Hua Qianzhan found Meng Po’s old face disgusting but was temporarily patient; tomorrow would surprise them.

Li Xin went back for a meal, not bothering about Hua Qianzhan. Since Ma Liu arrived, he couldn’t stand not eating at home. Ma Liu, meanwhile, was preparing to visit all markets and stalls across Dragon Capital, tasting everything, despite only managing to explore one or two districts daily—experiencing the earthly essence of Dragon Capital, starkly different culturally from Hedan.

From the Red-robed Archbishop Fakson, Grand Governor Ye Shidao, down to main council members and City Hall officials’ residences, Hundred Martial Hall members were active. They had intricate ties with Dragon Capital, and at that moment, they all mobilized.

Early the next morning, disciples from the Hundred Martial Hall surrounded entrances of councils at all levels of Dragon Capital and City Hall, demanding the release of their great elder and severe punishment for the perpetrator—disrupting normal order, yet without violence. Simultaneously, Hex’s three major bird reports began criticizing the Night Patrol’s actions.

At the center of the event, Li Xin had just awoken. Downstairs, Ma Liu was preparing breakfast. Alas, if only Ma Liu were a beauty, wouldn’t that be great?

Knock knock knock...

Li Xin looked toward the window—the mysterious white owl was back.

Li Xin opened the window, took the letter, and gave the owl a Lira, making it happily fly away.

Opening the note, its contents caused Li Xin’s pupils to contract.

"Ma Liu, starving! Time to eat!" Li Xin called.

At the dining table, Li Xin enthusiastically enjoyed breakfast, Ma Liu mildly concerned, "Brother Li, they’re talking about you outside; be careful when going out."

"It’s okay, it’s okay. Today looks great—trying Dragon Capital’s recipes?"

"Yes, I really haven’t been to Dragon Capital before. It feels like a different cuisine system; there’s plenty to learn."

"That’s for sure. Beijing people are quite skilled in culinary arts. You learn well, and I’m happy to be your test subject for free."

A wonderful day begins with a tasty breakfast.

By the door, Lu Shuimo was already waiting. Li Xin got in the carriage, "Old Lu, back to Shadow Owl. What’s the situation outside now?"

"Captain, the Hundred Martial Hall has gone mad, deploying numerous disciples, stirring trouble everywhere. Their public reputation isn’t low—looks like they’re aiming for a showdown with us." Recently, Lu Shuimo had been handling matters with Li Xin, transitioning from concern initially to being seasoned now—he trusts the captain has a plan.

Li Xin smiled subtly, "Let them storm in, the bigger the better."

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