Unspeakable bubbles

"How could even you guys be helpless? Oh, right, I know now, you're lying to me, you can't fool me!"

"Why are you so terrified?" Tana stared at Harbala's distorted face. "So, you already had your suspicions."

"absurd!"

Harbala pushed Tana away, the veins on his forehead throbbing.

"This is not an illness, but divine punishment!"

"absurd!"

“Harbala, you have angered the Great Black God. There is no way to make amends except by atoning with your death.”

"absurd!"

"You will bring catastrophe to the grasslands!"

"shut up!"

With a "smack," Tana had a bright red handprint on her face.

"Nonsense! You bastards of the Black Heaven Cult, don't try to scare me with Him anymore!"

Harbala could barely contain his rage. "Speak! Was all of this a conspiracy by you?"

“They created some kind of ‘hot spot disease’ and then pushed all the blame onto me.”

"Heh, you're dreaming!"

“Those who have lost their faith will believe that divine punishment is man-made even when it is right before their eyes.” Tana shook her head.

The saintess had just been slapped, but she didn't seem to have much of an emotional reaction.

She just sighed in disappointment: "Unfortunately, this trip is destined to be a waste of time."

"Father, please calm down. Sister, you should also say less."

"We're all family, can't we discuss things properly?"

In this situation, Ashig had to step in and smooth things over.

"I've said everything I needed to say. Since you won't listen, I'll leave."

"and many more!"

Harbala called out to Tana, who was turning to leave, "Where are you going?"

"I'm very tired from the long journey, and I'd like to get off and rest for a bit."

"Is there a problem?" Tana's words carried a hint of sarcasm.

"Suhe!"

Upon hearing Harbala's loud shouts, Suhe immediately entered the golden tent.

"Tana is tired, take her downstairs and let her rest."

"As ordered."

Su He said respectfully, "Holy Maiden, please follow me."

As he spoke, he couldn't help but steal a glance at the red handprint on Tana's face.

"Thank you for your trouble, Commander," Tana said calmly.

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"You all stay outside and keep watch, don't let any troublemakers disturb the Holy Maiden's peace."

Having said that, Suhe showed no intention of leaving, but instead followed Tana into the tent.

"Is there anything else, Commander?"

"Your Holiness, you should leave as soon as possible."

Suhe lowered his voice: "The grasslands are about to descend into chaos. If you continue to stay, you will not only be of no use, but you will also be in danger of being killed!"

"General, have you thought it through?"

Tana showed no surprise at Suhe's sudden advice, as the Black Heaven Cult had long been in contact with this commander of the Kheshig army.

However, this person had not made a clear statement until now.

"Sigh, my elder brother's heart is with the Black Heaven Sect, how can I put him in a difficult position?" Su He smiled bitterly.

After a pause, Suhe added, "However, the Khan has treated me well too!"

"What do you mean, General?" Tana raised an eyebrow.

"I will not make things difficult for the Black Heaven Cult, nor will I openly stand up against the Great Khan," Suhe stated, indicating his neutral stance.

"General, if you let me go today, I will not be able to remain neutral."

"Well..."

Suhe smiled and pointed outside the tent: "Your Majesty, the Kheshig warriors guarding outside are not my trusted confidants."

"However, they have a deep faith in our Lord."

"As long as the Holy Maiden gives the word, they are willing to go through fire and water, let alone other small matters."

"I see, thank you for your trouble, General."

Tana glanced at Suhe, but her opinion of him dropped a few points.

'At this point, he's still thinking about self-preservation; it seems Su He isn't the decisive type.'

'A person who readily lets his soldiers take the blame for him will not win the hearts of his troops.'

"There's no time to lose, Your Majesty, you should set off as soon as possible."

Suhe bowed to Tana and left in a hurry.

Inside the golden tent, Harbala was still seething with anger.

"Tana is really outrageous. In just a few years, she has forgotten her roots!"

"Father, the Black Heaven Cult's recent movements seem a bit off."

Ahish said worriedly, "They are frequently in contact with the leaders of some large tribes. Father Khan, we should make preparations as soon as possible."

"Ahig, can't you see that yet!"

Harbala said coldly, "They want to confront me."

"what?!"

Ahishge gasped. He had long known that one day his father would inevitably go to war with the Black Heaven Cult.

But when that day actually arrived, Ashig still couldn't help but tremble inside.

Are you afraid, my child?

Of course he was afraid, but... this eldest prince had no other choice.

"I am willing to die for my father!"

"Hmm." Harbala showed a satisfied expression upon hearing this.

"Great Khan!"

At this moment, Suhe's anxious voice rang out from outside the tent.

"Suhe? What happened? Come in quickly!"

"Great Khan, something terrible has happened! Her Majesty the Holy Maiden! Her Majesty the Holy Maiden has escaped!"

Suhe knelt on the ground, his voice filled with self-reproach: "It's all my fault! I never imagined that the guards of the Kheshig would be bewitched by Tana and betray the Great Khan!"

"what!"

Harbala was taken aback and immediately ordered, "Quickly order the Kheshig army to search for Tana. She can't have gone far in such a short time."

"Order!"

"Suhe, what about those Black Heaven Cult priests who came with Tana? Did they escape too?" Harbala asked with a gloomy face.

"Great Khan, not a single priest accompanied Tana."

"The warriors from various tribes escorted her all the way."

"..."

"Great Khan, what should we do with those warriors?" Suhe asked cautiously.

"What else can we do! Get them all out of here!" Halbala said through gritted teeth.

As long as he doesn't want to push the tribes behind those warriors to the Black Heaven Cult's side, Harbala will have to let them leave safely.

Section 262, Chapter 261: Saint Tana

Harbala waited until nightfall, but the news he received was not good.

"Great Khan, the Kheshig army has not found any trace of Tana."

Suhe said with a look of shame, "I have already ordered the Kheshig army to search overnight and must find Tana!"

"No need."

"Great Khan?" Suhe looked at him in confusion.

"Let's leave it at that. Don't cause any more trouble." Harbala waved his hand. "Suhe, you may leave."

"……Yes."

No sooner had Suhe left than Ahig asked impatiently, "Father Khan, why didn't you continue the search for Tana? She must be hiding somewhere; she couldn't have gone far!"

“The Kheshig army cannot find her,” Harbala said coldly.

Ashig was taken aback. He frowned and thought for a moment but couldn't understand the Khan's implied meaning.

"Father Khan, what do you mean?"

"The Kheshig army isn't unable to find Tana; they just don't want to find her at all."