Chapter 1906 All robbed?
“Help me send a message to Lord Asura,” Ye Wanwan ordered Big Dipper after exiting the car.
Seven Star’s eyebrows twitched. The president just simmered down. What did she want to do now?
Big Dipper blinked. “Huh? Do you want to write a love letter to Lord Asura again?”
“What freaking love letter? Tell him I want that ring and he can bring up any terms he wants,” Ye Wanwan replied.
Big Dipper mumbled: “Ahem, you should just give up, Sis Feng. Lord Asura didn’t sell it to Eldest Young Master Shen even at 300 million…”
Ye Wanwan glared at him. “Just do as I say!”
“Okay…” Big Dipper felt like he’d discovered the truth. The honor points were merely a cover, and she actually wanted Emperor Ji’s personal ring for herself.
After returning to the Fearless Alliance, Ye Wanwan also had Big Dipper go to the archives and search for some old records of the Independent State.
Ever since learning about the Rose of Death’s actual existence, she was intrigued.
To Ye Wanwan, the Fearless Alliance was considered a T1 tier faction and was rather top-notch already. It might not match up to Emperor Ji’s faction or Lord Asura’s Asura, but it shouldn’t be too inferior.
Aside from immensely powerful factions like them, the ancient clans of the Independent State, and the supposed protectors of justice in the Independent State, the Martial Arts Union…
Ye Wanwan found it hard to believe that any of those factions—including the patrician Nie, Ling, and Ji families— couldn’t defeat the Rose of Death. Of course, a family built from money like the Shen family didn’t count as a combative power.
However, the Rose of Death was once the nightmare of the entire Independent State and remained a taboo after it was destroyed…
Ye Wanwan truly couldn’t understand this. Just how strong was the Rose of Death that they could make the entire Independent State act so wary of it…
“Sis Feng, are you serious?” Big Dipper dumbfoundedly looked at her.
Ye Wanwan glanced at him. “Nonsense. I’m just having you get a few books—what could I be joking about?”
“Um…” Big Dipper scratched the back of his head. “But, Sis Feng, we all don’t read books. Although our Fearless Alliance has a gigantic library… doesn’t it just store all the jewelry and treasures we stole…? Why would we have something as cheap as books…?”
“Big Dipper, it doesn’t work that way. Books are steps for human advancement, and ancient texts especially are grand sources of knowledge and experience left behind from our fore-bearers, so how could you call books cheap? A good book can’t be traded for a thousand pieces of gold…” Ye Wanwan lectured him like an elder.
Big Dipper looked at her in astonishment and looked like he wanted to say something but could only nod. “Okay…”
“Alright, take me to the library to see the treasures we stole then!” Ye Wanwan turned to him seriously.
Big Dipper:
Soon, Ye Wanwan followed Big Dipper to the entrance of the Fearless Alliance’s library, which was guarded by some Fearless Alliance elites.
“President!”
The Fearless Alliance elites were surprised by the arrival of Ye Wanwan. Their president had never visited the library.
“What are you standing around for? Hurry and open the door…” Ye Wanwan impatiently ordered while rubbing her hands.
A member quickly opened the doors to the library.
Gold light sparkled in the enormous library, and the jewels haphazardly thrown on the floor glowed lustrously.
When Ye Wanwan and Big Dipper entered the library, they both gasped in shock.
“It’s all mine…” Ye Wanwan exclaimed.
“My dear mother, so blinding…” Big Dipper mumbled.
Aside from a small amount of gold and diamonds, there was a large amount of rare precious stones as well as classical calligraphy and paintings—every rare and priceless treasure imaginable.
Stars glittered from Ye Wanwan’s eyes. This was too freaking extravagant!
“We stole all of this?” Ye Wanwan questioned Big Dipper.
Big Dipper frantically nodded like a chick pecking grain. “That’s right, Sis Feng. We stole most of this! After each robbery, the Fearless Alliance sells the majority of the loot. For the items that you like, Sis Feng, you keep it and toss it in the library…”
