Chapter: 1304

The man next to him nodded his head and agreed.

“... but, Master, who do you think will win?”

He knew what fight the man was referring to.

The man in bandages pondered for a moment and then answered.

“God of the East.”

It has been four days since the Yulin had failed to enter Changbai Mountain.

Although the Yulin was devastated by the confrontation with the powerful man, they didn’t withdraw from the worst outcome.

They established their camp around 200 miles to the north.

Originally, they intended to head west or northwest, where establishing a food supply would be easy because of the Moyong clan.

[Northeast would be the best, but...]

The mountain to the northeast was rugged and made up of country people, so entering that place didn’t seem like a plausible choice.

The army of 5000 wasn’t just noticeable, but it could also create friction between the residents of the clans.

Fortunately, they managed to find a place surrounded by mountains on three sides.

For two days, they were in dire straits.

It was because the wounded leaders had to recover.

Fortunately, by the fourth day, most of the leaders woke up and even recovered from their internal injuries.

Those who recovered the fastest were the leaders of the Forces of Justice.

Of course, not all.

Unfortunately, there was one casualty among them, leader Ho Hyeon-ja.

Unlike the others, his neck was broken, and he died.

In the barracks, which was put up for temporary meetings.

The leaders who had gathered were sighing with a heavy feeling.

Since they had 5000 warriors, they all thought that they could take down the God of the East.

But the results were absurdly disastrous.

They gathered for a meeting, but not a single person could open their mouth.

“Amitabha. There is one thing I can’t understand.”

Gak-yeon was the one who spoke first. Making the others look at him.

“There were unfortunate casualties, but four days ago, the God of the East managed to push us out without causing much harm to the troops.”

Everyone nodded at that.

If the man had made up his mind and attacked them, it was definite that the Yulin troops would have died.