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nChapter 400: Beast Tamer: I’m More Unjustly Freaking

nInjustice Than Dou Er!_l

nTranslator: 549690339

nAt the Qin army camp at the foot of the mountain.

nIn the evening, the Ninth Prince led the Qin army back to the tent.

nHe waited for about three days.

nThe army that had gone to the Great Zhou to plunder the treasures had finally returned.

nHowever, the amount and variety of resources he brought this time were clearly not as good as before.

nThere was no other way. There were only so many cities in the northern regions of the Great Zhou.

nThere were only a handful of places where they could get money. Basically, they had already robbed them all. The remaining places were either stationed by the army or dangerous places.

nIn addition, Prince Yu’s army had also arrived in the north.

nThe defenses of the many cities in the north had been greatly enhanced.

nIt would only become more and more difficult for the Qin army to continue collecting resources.

nFortunately, there were only 30,000 soldiers left.

nOtherwise, if they had a full 50,000 troops, they would not even have enough food in this world of ice and snow.

nIf he still couldn’t deal with the beast king on the mountain in a month or two, he would be able to kill it.

nThe Qin army would have to consider whether they should return home.

nThinking of this…

nThe Ninth Prince’s face immediately darkened, like the bottom of a pot that had never been washed.

nThe Qin country implemented the military merit system.

nIf the soldiers wanted to receive rewards, they had to go to the battlefield and make contributions to the country.

nThe credits were calculated according to the number of people killed.

nThe princes were the same.

nThe current Qin Emperor had twelve sons.

nThe princes wanted to inherit the throne and grasp the supreme authority of Qin. They also needed to fight for credit on the battlefield.

nAmong the 12 sons of the Qin Emperor, only nine of them had the chance to compete for the position of the next emperor.

nHe was the youngest of the nine heirs, the Ninth Prince.

nThe three younger brothers below him were not even adults yet, so they were not fated to be the crown prince.

nAbove him were eight older brothers.

nAmong them, the Second Prince, Fourth Prince, Sixth Prince, Seventh Prince, and Eighth Prince had mediocre aptitudes and had basically surrendered in the battle for the crown prince.

nThe remaining First Prince, Third Prince, and Fifth Prince were his main competitors.

nAs the smallest existence in this group, the pressure on the Ninth Prince was undoubtedly enormous.

nAfter all, the First Prince was the eldest son. From the moment he was born, he had enjoyed the most honorable treatment. He had countless generals and strategists by his side.

nHis other brothers were also a few years older than him.

nTheir foundations were also much stronger than his.

nNaturally, he was unwilling to accept this.

nThat’s why.

nAs a prince, he would not hesitate to take such a huge risk.

nFrom Hangu Pass, he led a group of Qin soldiers through the Hundred Thousand Mountains to the northern regions of the Great Zhou.

nTo complete this extremely dangerous mission.

nAccording to his plan, the Qin army should have enough time to prepare.

nAfter all, the appearance of 50,000 troops in the Northern Lands was something that the Great Zhou could not figure out for the time being. They definitely would not dare to rashly send troops.

nAnd what he was earning was this time difference.

nWhen the time came, as long as he could clear the path in the northern snow, his mission would be completed.

nIn the future, when he returned to Xianyang to fight for the throne, he would have a great contribution.

nFor this reason, he did not hesitate to rope in the leader of the animal controllers.

nThey were counting on completing the mission so that they could return to report on their work.

nBut now.

nEverything was beyond his expectations.

nFirst of all, the treasures in Dingyuan City had been set on fire.

nThis was a huge blow to the confident Prince Jiu.

nThe worst thing was that Qin Jun seemed to have become unlucky after this incident.

nAfter looting, they had already sent several carts of gifts.

nUntil now, they still had not taken down the beast kings on the outskirts of the snow mountain.

nThis made the Ninth Prince suspect that something had gone wrong.

nAs he thought about it.

nHis gaze naturally turned to the Beast Tamer not far away.

nHe didn’t feel that there were any problems with the other segments.

nNow, the only thing he couldn’t grasp was the beast tamer in front of him.

nBecause every time he sent a treasure to the valley.

nThis Beast Tamer had brought a few soldiers into the cave to give gifts.

nAs a dignified prince.

nUntil now, he had not even seen the so-called Beast King with his own eyes.

nOnce or twice was still fine. The Ninth Prince could still console himself.

nBut now, it had already happened three times.

nNo matter how dumb the Ninth Prince was, he could still smell something unusual.

nTherefore, after returning to the camp.

nThe Ninth Prince, who had been so amiable and humble, revealed a rare cold and ruthless expression.

nHe looked at the Beast Tamer not far away.

n“Qi Fan, why hasn’t the Beast King met me?” The Ninth Prince asked coldly. Are you hiding something from me?”

nWhen the reincarnator called Qi Fan heard this, he knew that his repeated perfunctory actions had crossed the Ninth Prince’s bottom line.

nHe could not help but bite the bullet and say,” Your Highness, give me a little more time. After so many negotiations and gifts, the Beast King has already relented. I will definitely be able to persuade him next time. If it doesn’t work, Your Highness can use my head to pay for it!” Although that was what he said.

nHowever, Qi Fan was not thinking about this at all.

nNow, although he had joined the Qin army.

nHowever, compared to the rewards of the main mission and the reward of the faction, it seemed more important for him to subdue this Arctic Spiritual Fox.

nBut now, he was full of schemes.

nHe used all kinds of tricks, but he still could not subdue it..

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