Bab 1951: The One Who Schemed for the Whole Situation

After thinking about it, Braydon Neal couldn't help but smile. "They need time. We'll wait for them. After this, we'll prepare a surprise."

"I'm afraid this surprise will be quite a shock to them," Luther Carden remarked with a smile.

Both he and Braydon understood that it wasn't just the four races who needed time—the human race needed time too. 

The Northern Army Cavalry needed more time.

Resources to nurture 190,000 peak experts had already been distributed. 

In a few days, the first and second legions of the Northern Army would become top-tier forces. 

From the regimental commanders to the soldiers, every one of them would be peak cultivators. 

Once mobilized, they would emerge before the world—the great fear of the four races. 

This was the surprise Braydon had prepared for them.

"The four races are only willing to cede a hundred territories," Luther said.