The strongest devouring system in the Three Kingdoms

After speaking with Zhang Liao, both men felt much more confident. Although much darkness still lay ahead, their newfound status as military officers gave them a basic means of self-defense.

The girl in white personally saw them off. All the way, the three of them remained silent, passing through countless bronze doors before Chen Er and Zhang Liao reached the second floor of the Warrior Tower.

"I've told you everything I needed to. I look forward to seeing you all perform even better next time."

After saying these words, the girl in white took out two bronze tokens from her person.

"Remember your Samurai Tokens. With these, you can enter the Samurai Tower once a month."

Chen Er and Zhang Liao reached out and took the Warrior's Token, and saw that their names were engraved in the center of the token.

The white-robed girl no longer needed to teach them what to do next. The two of them placed the [Warrior's Token] on the bronze gate behind them, and a flash of light appeared, changing the scenery around them.

Chen Er's vision went black, and at the same time, a strange feeling suddenly crept into his heart. It was as if he had lost something for no reason. Before he could react, he suddenly noticed that the Broken Sword he had been hiding on his body had been stimulated and was now glowing slightly.

The strange feeling of being deprived vanished instantly, and at the same time, darkness was replaced by light. Chen Er looked up at the sun on the horizon.

He had already reached the outside of the Warrior Tower. Looking at the familiar yet unfamiliar houses in the distance, he felt as if he had been transported to another world.

Just then, a cry of "Ah!" came from beside him. He turned around and saw Zhang Liao looking completely bewildered.

"Brother, how did we get here?" Zhang Liao asked him directly.

Upon hearing this, Chen Er's pupils trembled slightly:

"You don't remember what happened just now?"

"It feels like a dream. Wasn't I just going to visit the Warrior Tower? Have I already finished?" Zhang Liao's expression remained blank.

"We've finished our tour. You've even managed to awaken two martial arts skills and acquire a top-tier martial spirit, which is a blessing in disguise." Chen Er took a deep breath.

It turns out that once you leave the Samurai Tower, all memories related to it will be erased, and in the days to come, you can only occasionally recall some fragments.

The same thing clearly happened to Zhang Liao. But why did he still remember everything so clearly?

He recalled that strange feeling from before, and the faintly glowing broken sword...

In an instant, he seemed to understand something, and he couldn't help but draw out the [Warrior's Token].

"What is this?" Zhang Liao asked curiously as he watched him pull out a bronze token.

"This is the [Warrior's Order]. I'll tell you the details when we get back," Chen Er said, turning to look in one direction.

There was a carriage and a group of people there.

Zhang Liao also looked in that direction.

"Uncle! Why are they waiting here?"

It turned out that they had received advance notice that they were coming back, so they came to pick them up.

Does anyone know where Zhang's butler, Third Uncle, went?

No one answered; everyone's smiles froze on that one sentence. Zhang Yang looked embarrassed and wanted to say something, but at that moment, Chen Er stepped forward:

"We can only appreciate your kindness since we can't see our third uncle."

After saying that, the two people who had agreed beforehand walked through the welcoming crowd with cold faces.

Undoubtedly, none of the prominent members of the Zhang family, including Zhang Yang, expected that they would be met with indifference from Zhang Liao and Chen Er.

Zhang Yang's once straight back became slightly hunched. Beside him, some members of the Zhang family, unaware of the situation, were indignant at Zhang Liao's "disrespectful" behavior, but Zhang Yang only sighed.

"Forget it, this was ultimately my oversight. If you two are upset, let them have some peace and quiet for a while."

Zhang Yang's eyes were calm, as if he had known this outcome all along, but those who knew him well could still detect a hint of shame and anger in his eyes.

After that, Zhang Liao and Chen Er went to the outpost outside the city. Chen Er wasn't entirely sure why Zhang Liao's attitude had suddenly become so cold two days prior. He had simply played along with Zhang Liao's act after Zhang Liao said, "Brother, come with me."

He originally thought Zhang Liao would give him an explanation soon as to why he was suddenly so cold to the Zhang family, but after two days at the military post, Zhang Liao had not mentioned anything about what happened that day except for training three hundred local militia.

Chen Er was filled with questions. First, according to Zhang Liao's previous statement, he had lost all memory of his experiences in the Warrior's Tower after leaving. Second, why had his attitude towards the Zhang family changed so quickly? At first, Chen Er hadn't connected the two events, but now he felt there seemed to be some connection between them.

He had initially thought that he would seize Xiapi first, but he did not expect to be treated like this. He thought he would be in charge, but he did not expect that the various relationships in the city were so complicated. Instead, he did not get a real official position, but was given a sinecure.

He couldn't help but take a deep look at Zhang Liao, who was sweating profusely at the foot of the hill, and a question quickly arose in his mind:

"After I fell into a coma, did Zhang Liao really hide nothing from me when he told me those things?"

He intended to ask Zhang Liao for clarification, but at that moment, smoke billowed in the distance, and a troop of men rushed toward the military post.

There were about twenty of them. The burly man in the lead dismounted and knelt down when he saw Zhang Liao, saying something to him.

Hearing what the burly man said, Zhang Liao waved his hand, letting the three hundred militiamen go to rest. After the three hundred militiamen left, the burly man presented a box to Zhang Liao.

After doing all this, the big man got up, mounted his horse, and soon disappeared from Chen Er's sight.

Zhang Liao opened the box, glanced at it, then closed it again and jogged up the hill.

"Big brother, take a look." Zhang Liao ran to Chen Er's side and handed the box to Chen Er.

A faint smell of blood made Chen Er's heart skip a beat as he took the box. At that moment, the tiger, who had been dozing, suddenly woke up and stared intently at the box.