Justina clenched her fists and whispered, "It's all the work of those guys from the Unarmored Alliance. I'll remember this forever until they pay the price."

Theresa walked silently to Han Fei, reached out and squeezed his arm, giving him a reassuring look.

As the Demon Lord of Kazdel, Theresa had witnessed too much suffering among the infected. Although her eyes were full of pity, she never lost her composure.

Han Fei gave a somewhat forced smile, then said to Justina, "By the way, Justina, there's something I need to tell you after Sona comes back."

"what's up?"

These words did not come from Justina, but from Sonna.

The latter walked towards the group with a heavy expression and said, "What is it? Tell us now."

Volume 1: Chapter 210 The Final Destination

"Let's find another place."

Han Fei glanced around. This place was downstairs, and discussing the next plan here was like plotting on the main street.

Sona glanced at Han Fei and nodded, saying, "Okay, then let's go somewhere else first."

At that time, the building where Han Fei was located was somewhat like a shelter, where Justina and Sona had previously sheltered nearby infected people.

As the assassins of the Unarmored Alliance withdrew, the oppressive silence inside the building was replaced by another sound.

It was not the clamor of survivors, but a low, restrained lamentation.

Sobbing could be faintly heard from different corners, like broken musical notes, echoing intermittently in the empty corridor, weaving an invisible and heavy net.

In such an environment, plotting is really not advisable.

"follow me."

Sona turned around and led the group toward the houses in the distance.

After walking for a while, the sobbing finally stopped.

Sona pushed open the door and led the group inside, saying, "It's very quiet here. The previous owner has already..."

She paused, then skipped the topic, saying, "Anyway, no one will bother us here. What do you want to say?"

Texas glanced at Han Fei and said softly, "I'll go out and keep watch."

"it is good."

Han Fei responded and then said, "You should know whose lackey the Wuzhou Alliance is, right?"

"Who else but the Business Federation?"

When the name was mentioned, Sona gritted her teeth, but then a deep sense of helplessness appeared in her eyes.

The Business Federation is a true behemoth in Kasimir. Even if we know it was the Business Federation that did this, what can we do?

Could we possibly overthrow them?

Obviously not. Even Ioleta Russell, the president of the Casimir Supervisory Council and the Grand Knight Commander of the Knights of the Conquest, had to play along with them.

Moreover, if someone were to actually try to overthrow the Business Federation by force, even Grand Knight Russell himself would probably not agree.

The Business Federation has grown to become an indispensable part of Kazimir, and if this edifice were to suddenly collapse, the entire Kazimir would be thrown into turmoil.

At that time, the people of Ursus in the north must be overjoyed.

It is precisely because she knows this that Sona feels so helpless.

If you can't win, even if you have to fight, you shouldn't.

Han Fei naturally noticed the helplessness in Sona's eyes. He thought for a moment and said, "What I'm about to say must not be leaked to anyone."

Han Fei naturally trusted Sona and Justina, both of whom had no goodwill towards the Unarmored Alliance, not to mention that they would later do the same.

—Refers to the great division of the four cities.

Furthermore, Han Fei only revealed his promise to trusted partners, so it couldn't be considered going back on his word.

Upon hearing this, Justina and Sona's expressions turned serious. After exchanging a glance, they both stated their opinions:

"Please rest assured, I will absolutely not divulge a single word."

Yes, we are friends, aren't we?

Han Fei said softly, "Of course, I trust you, that's why I'm telling you."

He then revealed the plan that the young man he had rescued was going to carry out to the two of them.

After listening, the two looked at each other, neither of them speaking, but the astonishment in their eyes was impossible to hide.

This is no small matter—they deliberately chose to strike during the peak of the Knights' Tournament. If successful, the entire power supply system of the Great Knight Territory will be completely paralyzed, and the consequences are too terrible to even imagine.

Completely humiliated!

It should be noted that at this moment, the Knights' Tournament is in full swing, with countless tourists, envoys and merchants from all over Terra gathering here, just to witness this quadrennial event in Kazimierz.

Their eyes are fixed on the city, on its prosperity, its order, its glory.

The merchants of the Great Knight Territory regarded this period as a true "commercial carnival".

They invested heavily, eagerly anticipating the influx of people and attention, hoping to make a fortune and showcase the strength and potential of Qazimir to the entire Terra.

If at this moment... the entire city were plunged into darkness.

That was no longer just a power outage.

It would be a fatal blow to Casimir's international image, a resounding slap in the face to the Business Federation, and a disaster that would completely shake investor confidence.

Not to mention how many crimes will be committed on the night of the power outage.

After a long pause, Sona stared into Han Fei's eyes and said seriously, "This, this is a bit too crazy."

"Indeed, I also think it's crazy."

Han Fei nodded in agreement.

To stage a massive power outage during a major competition held in the capital of Kasimir, a quadrennial event, is, to put it dramatically, no different from the city-wide blackout he experienced during the Olympics before his time travel.

But this crazy plan actually succeeded!

Therefore, it is not surprising that the Qasimir authorities would label these people as terrorists.

Justina stepped forward, her gaze sweeping over Theresa and Han Fei in turn, finally settling on the latter's face. She said, "Although you also think it's crazy, you still told us about this plan. So, it means that what you're about to do is related to this blackout, right?"

"Yes."

Han Fei nodded and said truthfully, "This power outage is indeed a crazy plan, but it is also an opportunity."

"Chance?"

Sona frowned. "You want to assassinate a high-ranking member of the Business Federation by force? Or do you have another purpose?"

Han Fei truthfully replied, "I have another purpose."

Before the two could speak, he added, "Of course we won't assassinate them; that's too risky. We'd rather go in and be 'thieves' for once."

"what?"

Sona was stunned for a moment, and Justina next to her was no better off, her small eyes wide open.

While this may sound milder than assassinating a high-ranking member of the Business Federation, it is actually an extremely audacious act.

After a brief moment of shock, Sona sighed and asked seriously, "Who exactly are you people?"

Her gaze swept back and forth between the two of them, then turned to the doorway, where Texas was on guard.

Sona looked away and said, "Are you spies from another country? Or mercenaries hired by someone?"

"Uh, is it possible?" Han Fei raised an eyebrow, "that we're not spies, nor are we employed by anyone, and we're simply working for ourselves?"

Theresa spoke up at the right moment, explaining softly, "Actually, it was just that our boss wanted to stand up for the victims, so it was a decision made on the spur of the moment."

Theresa's gentle and kind nature was very much to Justina's liking, and Justina's relationship with Theresa was much better than her relationship with Han Fei and Texas.

Therefore, upon hearing Theresa's explanation, Justina subconsciously believed it to some extent.

Sona, however, though the suspicion in her eyes had lessened somewhat, still lingered. She solemnly said, "You don't need to hide it from me. I swear by Flame Tail, no, by Sona, that no matter who you are, I will keep your secret."

"Uh, it's not that complicated."

Han Fei scratched his head for a moment, "Actually, at first, I really didn't want to get involved in this blackout, nor did I think about using it for anything."

"It's a very simple principle: if there's no return and the risk is high, it's really not worth it."

At this point, he sighed: "But how should I put it, I am not a heartless man. Seeing so many innocent civilians die under the arrows of the Unarmored Alliance, doing nothing, yet being hit by a cold arrow and dying in their own homes."

"To be honest, I'm quite angry."

He looked at Sona and Justina with a serious expression, "Why can those capitalists sit comfortably in their mansions, living a life of luxury, while listening to their subordinates report how many infected people they killed today?"

Why should these innocent civilians, who already live such difficult lives, be assassinated?

"Just because they are infected?"

"That doesn't make sense!"

Upon hearing this, Justina couldn't help but clench her little fists. As a girl from a remote village, Justina had come here with the knights in her heart.

Originally, she had many wonderful fantasies about the Great Knight Territory.

But ever since she was unfortunately infected with Oripathy, all her fantasies have turned into the coldest discrimination.

That's why she could really empathize with Han Fei's words.

Because, on countless lonely nights, when Justina was curled up on her hotel bed, she had also thought about this question—why?

Sona didn't press Han Fei's identity any further. The images of the corpses lying in the dilapidated houses flashed through her mind. At that moment, she also wanted to ask those capitalists, "Why?"

Seeing that the two remained silent, Han Fei raised his left hand, clenched his fist, and said, "Since the capitalists like to enjoy life so much, why don't they let go of these innocent infected people?"

"Well then, I'll let them enjoy the triple grenade launcher."

With a click, the triple grenade launcher was loaded.

"cough."

Theresa coughed lightly, reached out and pressed Han Fei's left hand down, and said reproachfully, "Why are you thinking of going on a killing spree again?"

"No, you misunderstood."

Han Fei grinned. "It wasn't people that were blown up, it was buildings."

"You always have a reason."

Theresa looked at Han Fei with a hint of helplessness, but didn't say anything more.

Then, she looked at Justina and Sona and said softly, "Although my boss's idea was based on emotion, I personally prefer to cooperate with his plan."

"However, there is a problem with this plan, and that problem lies with you."

"I won't leak anything, don't worry," Sona said instinctively.

Justina, however, considered another possibility. After a moment's hesitation, she asked, "Are you afraid of retaliation from the Business Federation afterward?"

"Not only that."

Theresa shook her head. "Another crucial factor is that once we are exposed, I think the Kazimierz authorities will not stand idly by. At that time, you may not only face assassins from the Business Federation, but also be hunted down by the authorities."

"Furthermore, we have never hidden our relationship. Many people have seen us hanging out together. So, even if you don't participate, you will still be implicated once we are exposed."

"This……"

Sona immediately realized the seriousness of the situation.

Although they were not involved in the four-city blockade or the power outage, their act of infiltrating the Business Federation headquarters and causing damage was itself a violation of the rules.

Justina was also caught in a dilemma.

Out of affection, she was willing to support Han Fei's plan and even didn't mind getting involved herself.

However, practical considerations left her unsure of what to do.

She still has to make a living.

Looking at the silent girls, Han Fei thought for a moment and said, "If you're worried about having nowhere to go later, I can recommend a good place for you."

As he spoke, Han Fei was also somewhat conflicted—if that were the case, would the Red Pine Knights be gone?

Upon hearing this, Justina, Sona, and Theresa all turned their attention to Han Fei.

Under everyone's gaze, Han Fei said in a serious tone, "I wonder if any of you have ever heard of an organization called the Tower of Babel?"

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