Heading back the way they had come, Yang Yu succinctly related his hypothesis to Iyas.
This outcome seemed almost predestined from the moment Iyas was rescued.
The more Iyas understood the implications of Yang Yu's words, the more she didn't want to admit that rescuing her brother now would be as difficult as reaching the sky.
"But what should we do now? Are we truly incapable of doing anything? We absolutely can't just abandon Hake to die... I think we could go back for a counterattack.
They deployed many elites to capture us. Those elites were all struck down by us. If we strike now when no one is on guard, we certainly can find clues about Hake."
"Don't say such naive things," Yang Yu rebutted Iyas's idea with an icy tone once again. "Use your brain and think about it, would they truly send out all their elites against us?
They still have so many slaves to protect and so many assets to guard; who do you think is protecting all that?
