These fairies want me to deal with them every day.

"puff!!"

Like an underground fountain, it erupted into a brilliant fountain of blood at this moment.

"Ahhhhh!!"

Some people panicked and screamed like women.

"General! General!!"

Some people belatedly realized what was happening but couldn't believe it. Their random shouts had no chance of bringing the dead back to life. The originally tense crowd on the top of Helian Dashi City was also stunned because they had no idea what strange phenomenon had just occurred. The only possibility was that beam of light.

Who appeared? What did they do? Why did they do such a thing? What is their identity? All of this left my mind in a state of confusion.

At that moment, Bai Youwei realized what was happening.

She didn't care who did it or what their purpose was; she raised her arm and shouted.

"The enemy commander is dead, and they are leaderless. Charge out!"

After saying that, Bai Youwei grabbed her sword, leaped off the city wall, and charged straight at the soldiers who hadn't reacted yet. Xiao Ziyi and the others quickly reacted and immediately gripped their broadswords and shouted.

"What are you all standing there for?! Are you going to let them get away? Kill them! Follow Miss Bai and kill them!!"

"Kill them!!"

The situation changed abruptly.

The original tenfold troop advantage was something that made people nervous and on edge, but now the situation has suddenly turned around.

The army, suddenly deprived of its commander, was in complete chaos. Without anyone to lead, even a shout or two could not stabilize morale. At this moment, Bai Youwei, with her extremely strong combat power, charged into the crowd and took whatever she wanted, cutting through the enemy ranks as cleanly and efficiently as chopping vegetables.

Meanwhile, the reinforcements that dared to arrive from behind would show no mercy to these enemies who seemed to have forgotten about their resistance.

I don't know who in the army shouted it first.

"General Helian is dead! Run! Run!"

As more and more such voices arose, the army, which offered no resistance, became a disorganized mob, only concerned with fleeing, and was powerless to resist when caught.

Bai Youwei didn't know who did this. Perhaps it was a miracle bestowed by heaven, and those who missed it would be punished, so she wouldn't miss this opportunity.

What she couldn't see was that behind these rolling sand dunes, there was an inconspicuous figure, wearing a straw hat, sitting quietly on a high slope, holding a gourd of wine in his hand, smiling, and taking a small sip.

Chapter 149 Reunion

On the battlefield, when one side is in a state of collapse and only cares about fleeing, the number of people is no longer the key factor in determining the outcome of the battle.

It's like a person wielding a cleaver facing a flock of chickens that can only run away; it's just a matter of chopping melons and vegetables.

Despite the situation, Bai Youwei still retained her rationality and did not allow such a great victory to spiral out of control and turn into a massacre. There was no need for that, and such a consequence would only increase the panic of the newcomers who had not yet settled in.

However, it is necessary to severely damage the enemy's morale, and at the same time, cleaning up the mess and collecting spoils on the battlefield is equally important.

Supplies are always essential for war. If the victor in a war only gains morale boost, it can never last long; it's just a drop in the ocean of psychological encouragement.

Bai Youwei only realized how difficult these things were when she dealt with them herself. However, this woman was resilient and her greatest strength was constantly learning and improving herself. She would often think of what the boy had told her: there is no wrong choice, but once you have made a firm choice, you should not look back and should follow your original intention and move forward steadfastly.

These procedures continued until nightfall, with almost no one having much of a chance to rest. Then the city gates were closed, and everyone returned to Huangsha City to handle the remaining matters.

How to prevent the people in Huangsha City from becoming spies who betray information, and how to recruit them and change their views to become one's own force—this is not actually too difficult, just a bit laborious, but it is enough to leave it to the people below.

Late at night, after Bai Youwei briefly explained the matters that Xiao Ziyi needed to handle, Xiao Ziyi did not leave immediately.

Instead, he looked at Bai Youwei, who seemed somewhat absent-minded, and asked, "Miss Bai, are you thinking about what happened during the day?"

Bai Youwei glanced at Xiao Ziyi and nodded.

"Ah."

Xiao Ziyi thought for a moment and said, "Lady Tudo has been rescued and is fine. The person who helped us in the shadows doesn't seem to have any ill intentions for now, but we still have to be careful."

Bai Youwei shook her head.

"I know what I'm doing. You can go and handle it now. There's still a lot to do tomorrow."

"Yes, I understand."

Xiao Ziyi glanced at Bai Youwei and then left her room.

Bai Youwei leaned back in her chair, looking extremely tired.

It's not that I'm too tired to move after using up so much energy today, but rather that I've dealt with too many things and am feeling mentally exhausted.

Actually, she had some intuition about certain things, and it wasn't that she was completely unaware of the truth, but when she thought about the possibility of these things, she felt that they were somewhat unreal and ethereal.

but……

Just as Bai Youwei closed her eyes, trying to sort out her somewhat chaotic feelings, she felt a strange reaction in a part of her body.

She hadn't experienced this feeling in a long time, at least not since she went to Beixuan Prefecture.

And now it appeared—the mark left by that boy on her own body. Before he left, he told her that as long as she got close… she would know of his existence. As long as… Bai Youwei stood up abruptly and opened the window of her room. She tried to find his figure on the high-rise building, but the vast night and the howling of the yellow sand made it seem like she couldn’t see anything. She was somewhat disappointed, and the sensation in her body disappeared without a trace, as if it were all an illusion.

Perhaps that's why she realized how much she longed for that boy's presence, how much she wished he could appear by her side in this situation, and tell her that she was doing well, that everything could be persevered, and that the result she wanted would come.

"Hey."

The young woman sighed and turned around.

But he froze in place, because a figure had appeared where he had been sitting.

He wore a straw hat, seemingly weathered by the wind and frost of his journey, yet at this moment he looked up at me with a familiar smile.

"Senior Sister Bai, it's been a long time."

"It really is you..."

The woman murmured in disbelief, almost lunging forward.

It seemed that only in this way could she alleviate the pain of longing she had been enduring these past few days. She took two steps, but then stopped, appearing hesitant.

At this moment, the man stood up and walked towards her. He easily reached out and hugged the actually very soft body in his arms. Feeling the long-lost warmth, Bai Youwei's nose tingled and her heart ached.

Because of the hardships she had endured these past days, she had never confided in anyone. She couldn't expose her confusion and weakness, otherwise all her previous efforts would be in vain, except in front of this young man.

At this moment, Wei Tu seemed to know what the girl was thinking. He gently hugged her and patted her back, as if soothing a child to sleep, and spoke in a gentle tone.

"Don't be sad, you did a great job, you've done the best."

Without needing many words, Bai Youwei knew that he still understood her so well, able to see through her weaknesses at a glance.

She didn't speak, but left a wet mark on the boy's chest. She had indeed cried; she hadn't cried in a long time, and at this moment she seemed exceptionally fragile.

Wei Tu did not laugh at the other woman, because there are very few women in this world who can do such a thing; she really did her best.

After a long silence, Bai Youwei, having composed herself, looked up at Wei Tu.

"The one who made the move during the day..."

"it's me."

Wei Tu didn't hide anything, and Bai Youwei got the answer she expected. She smiled, and the young woman, who hadn't smiled so gently in a long time, nodded, then looked a little puzzled.

"Why did you come to the Northern Desert? Did something happen there?"

She was smart and probably knew that the other party wouldn't come to the Northern Desert rashly at this time. If it was just for her, although it was romantic, it would be too naive.

Wei Tu truthfully told the other party about the current situation in Shenzhou and what might happen in the Northern Desert.

Bai Youwei fell into deep thought, then looked at Wei Tu.

How can I help you?

No nonsense, direct and decisive – that's how this woman has grown.

At this point, Wei Tu wasn't embarrassed at all and told the other party directly.

"The situation is complicated, but there is only one way. I have Luo Beihuang go to the other divine palaces to try to persuade those with divine status to gather in the Northern Desert to stop the resurrection of the Witch God. At the same time, I hope that the major sects of the five great divine continents can unite to attack the Northern Xuan Prefecture and gradually approach the Northern Desert. The people of Feng Huating will not allow them to have more energy to manage the affairs of the Northern Desert. As for you... well, at least now our goals are aligned."

"You said."

Bai Youwei nodded gently.

Wei Tu told him the truth.

"Now you need to gather all the strength of your Garan people and dismantle the power of the current Demon Lord Nalan clan as much as possible, and find the location where they are trying to resurrect the Witch God. Only in this way will you have a chance. Otherwise, if the Witch God is really resurrected, you will not be able to achieve your goal, and even your own safety will be in question."

Bai Youwei understood what Wei Tu meant.

She considered for a moment before answering the boy.

"I understand. It might be a bit difficult, but I'll do my best. What about you?"

Wei Tu's eyes dimmed slightly, and he said softly, "If those people have no intention of listening to my plan, then I might be the only one left."

"How can you face something so dangerous? The other party is the God of War, you... it's too dangerous for you. Otherwise, wait for me, I'll go with you."

Seeing the woman's somewhat anxious expression, Wei Tu smiled, reached out and stroked her soft hair, and said softly.

"Thank you for saying that, I'm really touched... But you know, some things have to be done by someone, otherwise all the protection is just empty talk. You know I don't want certain things to happen, so this is necessary, and it can't be delayed any longer. Perhaps this is my mission."

Wei Tu initially did not believe in the so-called mission.

I no longer feel that my mission is to save humanity or make the world the most peaceful place.

He didn't want to become a saint revered by everyone, but he couldn't just sit idly by and do nothing about these women and those people.

If there's no one else available, then he'll have to do it himself. This was the worst-case scenario Wei Tu had come up with after arriving here. Bai Youwei stared intently at Wei Tu's eyes and quickly understood the kind of resolve this young man had made. She wanted to stop him, but she also knew that she couldn't stop him from making the preparations and decisions he had made.

She finally nodded.

"I understand. Now come with me."

Where are you going?

"I need to have a meeting with them."

Wei Tu was thus taken away.

A short while later, a group of senior executives who were originally preparing to rest appeared in the same room.

They probably discerned Wei Tu's identity from Bai Youwei's slightly shy expression.

Xiao Ziyi spoke directly.

"Thank you for your help during the day, Young Master Wei."

Wei Tu shook his head.