The matter with the God Mountain came to an end, and the major forces suffered a setback this time, gaining no advantage.
They communicated with the forces from other regions and came to a common conclusion that it was very likely that no treasures had been blasted out of the God Mountain this time.
However, the more they thought about it, the more they anticipated the God Mountain, all guessing that there was a significant change in the God Mountain this time.
Spring came and went, and it was early in the 46th year of Dawu.
The Dawu troops that were initially stationed here suddenly withdrew, leaving not one behind.
Again, the large army withdrew, which made some forces nervous. What were they going to do?
Were they going to launch another campaign?
During this period, a significant number of forces quietly entered Dawu territory to gather intelligence, but Chu Yuan used the national fortune to weave a huge web, capturing all these spies.
