A Man Like None Other Chapter 6373 Accidentally Arrested
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- A daring rescue mission is planned.
- A small, elite team volunteers for the perilous task.
- Trust and determination become crucial for the operation.
A daring rescue plan is discussed. A small team volunteers for a dangerous mission. Trust and determination are key to the operation.
David stared at the red marker on the map, paused, then asked, “How many people do we need?”
Lin Yuan was silent for a moment, “What?”
“How many people do we need to save those people?” David looked at him. “How many people do you plan to bring?”
Lin Yuan thought for a while, “At least two hundred people. There are too many guards in the prison. We need someone to restrain them, someone to break through the restrictions, and someone to save the people.”
David shook his head. “We don’t need two hundred people. Me, Jiang Xuelan, and Bing Wuhen are enough.”
Lin Yuan frowned. “Three people? Are you crazy? That’s the God Clan’s prison, with thousands of guards, including a warden of the eighth rank of the True Immortal Realm”
“I know.”
David interjected, “But if you bring two hundred people, it will cause too much commotion, and you’ll be discovered before you even get close to the prison. Three people is a smaller target, faster, and easier to infiltrate.”
He looked at Lin Yuan, his voice calm.
“You just need to tell me the layout of the prison, the guard shift schedule, and the weaknesses of the security measures. Leave the rest to me.”
Lin Yuan looked into his eyes and was silent for a long time. He saw a lot in those eyes: confidence, but not arrogance; calm, but not indifference; determined, but not impulsive.
“Okay.” Lin Yuan nodded. “I’ll give you the map. But you have to promise me one thing.”
“explain.”
“Come back alive.”
David smiled and said, “Okay.”
That night, David, Jiang Xuelan, and Bing Wuhen left the Free Valley and headed for Black Rock Prison.
Bingxue’er and Bingfenghan remained in the Free Valley, waiting for their return.
Lin Yuan stood at the entrance of the Valley of Freedom, watching the three figures disappear into the night, and remained silent for a long time.
“Sir, what is the background of this person you are looking for?” he muttered.
Nobody answered.
Only the sound of the wind blowing through the valley, the heart-wrenching wailing, seemed to tell a story.
Behind me, the lights of Freedom Valley twinkled in the night, like a small starry sky.
The lights housed thousands of people hunted, driven out, and oppressed by the gods.
They found a home here, a home where they didn’t have to hide, didn’t have to be afraid, and didn’t have to hang their heads.
But David knew that this house was not safe enough.
As long as the Gods Alliance still existed, as long as those prisons still existed, and as long as the order of the Sixteen Heavens was still controlled by the Gods, this home would forever remain a desert island, always at risk of sinking.