Seeing the Captain this excited caused Xu Qing to smile. He couldn’t care less about the position of archbishop, and considering how hard his Eldest Brother had been working for so long, Xu Qing wouldn’t mind at all if he became the leader of the Moonrebel Congregation.8

“Allow me to congratulate you in advance, Eldest Brother,” Xu Qing said with a faint smile.7

The Captain laughed heartily. “What’s mine is yours, little Junior Brother! Let’s go!”17

The mirror shard flickered with light that rapidly spread out and enveloped the two of them. Some rumbling sounds could be heard, and then they vanished from sight.5

***4

The mood inside the Moonrebel Congregation was bleak.1

The mountain was still there, and it still looked majestic. But the temples atop it were dark. In the past, innumerable statues could be seen traversing the paths on the mountains, but with the advent of war, they were currently nowhere to be seen. The vast majority of congregation cultivators were completely focused on leading the resistance armies into battle against the forces of the Red Moon Cathedral. As a result, people had less time to come to the Moonrebel Congregation.0

Therefore, there was only a small group present to exchange information and do business. They numbered in the hundreds....0