Chapter 2098


    "I knew they were definitely up to no good! I can’t believe they’re building transporters... Could it be


    that they n tounch a war against the Thousand Leaves Pavilion? But as far as I know, the


    Thousand Leaves Pavilion and Corpse Pavilion are on par with each other. There''s no doubt that it


    could end up with both sides suffering heavy losses and even if they win, the benefits would far


    outweigh the cost,” muttered Dwight.


    Albion nodded in agreement. "You are right, even if the two n associations really fight, the final


    result will not be a one-sided victory. Unless...the Corpse Pavilion has some tricks up their


    sleeves..."


    Generally speaking, two n associations of equal strength would not engage in arge-scale


    battle unless they have deep grievances or it involves significant interests. After all, doing so would


    result in a lose-lose situation. In the end, even if one side won, it was very likely that the gain will not


    be worth the loss, so there would be no war between the two n associations without ast resort,


    but it seemed like a war was what the Corpse Pavilion was aiming for.


    Otherwise, why would they go to such length to set up so many transporters to bring their disciples


    over?


    Albion took a step forward, looked down at Dudley, and asked, "Is the Corpse Pavilion nning to


    launch a war against the Thousand Leaves Pavilion?"


    Dudley shook his head. "Didn''t I just say I’m a minion that doesn''t know anything? Why would the


    higher-ups tell us what they’re nning to an ordinary informal disciple like me?"


    Albion thought about it then nodded grudgingly.


    Dudley was indeed a minion and there was no way he would know any confidential information. He


    med himself for being impatient to ask something like that.


    "And the second question?" asked Fane.


    Dudley frowned slightly as if he did not want to tell, but he knew that if he did not answer Fane, he


    would be dead in a second. "You''ll need an entry token to get out."


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    Fane straightened up and asked, "Do you have it?"


    Dudley shook his head. "Not everyone has an entry token to prevent this exact kind of situation from


    happening. You will be able to get out of the trap array once you get your hands on the array token


    but then you will also be found out..."


    Fane sighed lightly and stared regretfully at them. Seeing this did not make Dudley feel the slightest


    relief at all. Instead, his neck tightened, for he had immediately understood what Fane was thinking.


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    In other words, he did not prove to be useful enough, for he did not have the entry token. In the end,


    death still found its way to him. He shuddered and quickly said, "But I know Robin has it. Not


    everyone has the entry token. It will only be ced with important


    people for emergencies. Robin is close to our elder n brother since Robin had always fawned


    over him. He gave Robin an entry token which you can find on him. An opening will appear as long


    as this entry token is integrated into the trap array with a special method and then you''ll be able to


    get out of here through that opening.”


    Fane arched his brow. ''Which means I still need to keep you alive.'' Time would tell whether Dudley


    was telling the truth. Lying still on the ground, Dudley took two steps forward with his knees and


    reached out to grab Fane’s pants but his hand was smoothly evaded by him.