The Black-armored Soldiers of the 99th Army clenched their fists tightly, so excited they were almost fainting.
They had never really considered advancing in rank.
After all, General Ning wasn't in the castle, and Sikong Jing wasn't part of the Long Night Black Burning Army; they even had some worries when he returned that Sikong Jing might be punished for this matter.
But no one expected that he would leap so many levels and be promoted to the 66th Legion.
The entire scene was left with Pan Zha and a few hundred prisoners with faces full of confusion—wasn't this a bit too incredible?
"Finally, the 96th Legion's fifty thousand soldiers will go under General Ning's command, with the official appointment in half a month," Cao Yi read, and then he walked straight to Sikong Jing, handing him the Beigong Xianfeng's commission and a token.
It was, of course, the General Token of the 66th Army.
