Bringing the Farm to Live in Another World

Looking at the lights on the shore, Zhao Hai felt no particular emotion this time.

He was very clear that, as the commander of an army, he could not afford to express too many sentiments; otherwise, it would affect the morale.

Fortunately, this large army was essentially just Zhao Hai alone; otherwise, he really couldn't command them.

At this time, Xiao Bingya and the others also came out of their rooms, and they seemed to have no thoughts of sentimentality; instead, they showed excitement on their faces.

As members of the otherworldly divine race, they had never even dreamed that one day they could directly attack the capital of the Central Continent. That was almost an impossible task, yet now it was about to become a reality—how could they not be excited?

Zhao Hai was not in a hurry; he quietly stood on the darkness king, watching the shore. Gradually, the sounds from the shore grew quieter, the number of people dwindled, and the flames diminished until finally, there was almost no sound left, and the lights became sparse.

Zhao Hai still did not move, but Xiao Bingya and the others grew a bit anxious. They paced back and forth, and several times Xiao Bingya walked up to Zhao Hai, hesitating to speak.

When Xiao Bingya approached Zhao Hai again, Zhao Hai suddenly said in a deep voice, “What’s wrong? Are you anxious?”

Xiao Bingya was taken aback but immediately nodded and said, “Yes, sir, a bit anxious.”

Zhao Hai smiled slightly and said, “No need to be anxious; they have just gone to sleep, and many may not have fallen asleep yet. If we go up now, it won’t have the element of surprise, and there’s a chance we’ll be discovered. Let’s wait a little longer until they are all asleep, then we can land and deal with them.”

Xiao Bingya nodded and stopped talking, but he still paced around anxiously. Zhao Hai glanced at them and said in a deep voice, “Hold your nerves. At this time, whoever can remain calm will gain an advantage. Anyway, we’ve already arrived here; do you think they will run away?”

Xiao Bingya and the others blushed, unsure of what to say. Their emotions were completely different from Zhao Hai’s; previously, they, as the otherworldly divine race, were always the ones being beaten, but now they could finally fight back—of course, they were a bit impatient.

After waiting for more than an hour, the shore had completely quieted down, and the lights were fewer. Zhao Hai knew that it was almost time. He said in a deep voice to Pao Pao, “Pao Pao, go up.”

Pao Pao responded and slowly submerged into the river.

Once at the river surface, Pao Pao gradually lifted off and flew little by little into the sky. Because of Pao Pao’s small size and the fact that there were almost no people on the shore, it did not attract anyone’s attention.

Once in the sky, Zhao Hai immediately recalled Pao Pao, then piloted the darkness king to ascend, gradually enlarging the ship.

At the same time, they moved horizontally toward the Central Continent, as they noticed a patch of red light in the distance. Zhao Hai knew that it wasn't the sky turning red but rather being illuminated by the lights below. The area radiating such red light must be a city that never sleeps; it had to be the capital of the Central Continent.

In less than an hour, Zhao Hai and the others arrived outside a large city. The city was incredibly vast, and as Zhao Hai looked at the size of the city, he was truly stunned—he couldn't even calculate how many people could be inside.

After a while, Zhao Hai came to his senses and looked at the city, smiling bitterly. Right in front of him, on the city gate, were the two characters: Central!

With these two characters, there was no need to doubt whether this city was the capital; what surprised Zhao Hai the most was that apart from a few sections of broken walls, there were no other walls around this city. The broken walls seemed more like relics from the buildings than actual defenses.

Such a city was easy yet difficult to deal with. It was easy because there were no city walls, so they wouldn't have to worry about being blocked by walls, but it was difficult because there must be defensive mechanisms within the city. Since there were no walls, they had no idea where those defenses were, and they lacked a real target to attack.