From Yi's mouth, Kahn learned that he had not been able to see his dead relatives in Zhanchun for many years.

He felt that Wuji's ranks must have been waiting in the spiritual realm for a long time, just to meet the living people and confirm that Wuji's will can be inherited, so he did not miss Zhanchun every year.

Although he hadn't seen the blooming spirit flowers bloom in the past few years, he would keep going until the day when the flowers bloom.

Kahn sighed secretly that Yi could not do what he wanted this time again.

Those who are known to join Zhanchun in order to meet their deceased relatives include Yi and Akali, and they don’t know that there will be a few more sad people in the end.

Since Yi was going to Weili, Kahn also took a boat to go together. Zhan Chun was also one of the necessary experiences for him and Kahsha to come to Ionia.

Jax also took a boat to accompany him. This time Ionia seemed to recognize them and no more of the terrifying blue fog appeared.

When they got ashore, they went to check in with Boriy.

Boliyi wrote with a reed pen to tell them that because Zhanchun was approaching, many people have come to Weili recently and the inns are full. People who come to Weili have all kinds of people and have them all, so he asked them to pay more attention to them in daily life.

"Okay, we'll pay attention." Kahn met some ronin or foreigners on the way from the dock to the inn, including Noxus, who were obviously not here to attend the festival, and seemed to be guarding against Ionia to get together and do something.

"By the way, does the shopkeeper know where Akali is?" Kasha saw that the Noxus patrol had been much stronger, and she couldn't help but worry about Akali's safety. She almost always attacked under the noses of the Noxus.

Boriy pointed to Akali's room, and the two of them immediately understood and brought a plate of pastries upstairs.

"Akali, we're back." When Kasha pushed open the door, she saw Akali behind the door vigilantly hiding a kunai in her palm, and she couldn't help laughing out loud.

"Sister Kasha!" Akali stepped forward and hugged Kasha. Kasha was slightly taller than her and could easily put her hands on her head.

In fact, she is a reckless person who is full of passion and desire to show off. But what happens one after another has changed her way of dealing with people. She closed herself up, became indifferent and vigilant, and did not easily deliver true feelings.

Akali found similarities in Kasha, so she could get together so quickly.

Kasha stroked Akali's hair, took Kuma from her hand and put it aside.

Kahn glanced at it? He said casually: "It seems that you are still worried about this period?"

"It's okay? How are you doing there? Have you found the person you are looking for?"

Akali didn't care about the slight sarcasm in Kahn's words. She had discovered that Kahn only spoke to her like that? But she didn't realize that it was her rebellious personality that caused these things.

"Finished." Kasha said: "We have a very comfortable life in Baruo? Every day, we climb mountains and plant trees, eat and sleep."

“Plant trees?”

Kasha nodded: "You are going up the mountain to the ancestral hall and looking to the other side? Maybe you can see the trees planted by us and Master Yi."

She put the pastry she brought in front of Akali and asked, "What about you? How are you doing recently?"

"I burned the outpost in Noxus," Akali said.

"What?" Even Kahn cast an extra look? Then Akali couldn't wait to start the story? She had been waiting for this moment for a long time.

After being rescued by Yi, Akali discovered that the Noxus did not care as much about the death of the Aizhi.

For Noxus, the value has been lost from the moment they sold their intelligence? Whether it is dead or alive has nothing to do with the Empire? The Empire will not send troops to help them escape from Ionia.

What is truly valuable are those who are still unexposed who continue to provide intelligence to the empire in Ionia.

And the ones who made Noxus never give up searching for the murderer were always the killing soldiers.

After learning that she had killed some irrelevant small characters, Akali was lost for a while before finally realizing that the Ionians' anger needed to be vented? Someone always had to bear this anger, and she was the punishment for the anger.

If everything she did before was to make Ionia feel better? Then what she did now was to make Noxus really hurt.

Akali set her sights on the nearest Noxus outpost. As long as this outpost is eliminated? The soldiers patrolling in Weili will disappear. But she is obviously not alone enough to deal with so many fully armed soldiers.

So she came to the Brotherhood of Weili and handed them the layout of the outpost to them? They jointly planned a night attack.

Akali sneaked in late at night to open the door? A fanatical Avenger who put it into the Brotherhood? She washed the outpost with blood inside and outside, and finally she burned the outpost with fire.

"Working with the Navoli Brotherhood? You're so great." Kahn couldn't help but frown after hearing the story: "Didn't they cause trouble for you later?"

The fraternity's position is correct, but their approach is too radical and will make allies feel uncomfortable. There is only the same radical shadow stream and is unwilling to cooperate with the fraternity because the organization has no wise leader and is often used as a gun.

"No." Akali chewed the thing and responded vaguely.

"Without using a bunch of excuses to threaten you to do things for them?" Kahn asked again.

"No, I haven't contacted them since that time. Anyway, I finally hurt Noxus this time."

Akali raised her eyebrows, and this time the knife finally moved to the invader. But Kahn didn't think so, he shook his head and said:

"If you go to Noxus, you will know how ridiculous your thoughts are. At most, you will be bitten by mosquitoes. Noxus is much stronger than you think. This war they only drew some of their troops, and it is best to withdraw their troops because of internal power disputes. There is nothing to do with an outpost."

"You are such a disappointment!" Akali complained: "Isn't this just that they are withdrawing troops because of internal disputes? Isn't this just that they are united in their hearts?"

"Will Ionia be united?" Kahn retorted.

Akali was speechless immediately. Before the Noxus invasion, Ionia had no idea of ​​war.

Even now, many people still do not blame the invaders who initiated the war, but instead blame the leaders of the rebel army who guided their relatives to sacrifice their lives for the country.

After being scolded by Kahn for some reason, Akali was in a bad mood, but Kahn did not forget to finish the attack, which made her even more irritable.
Chapter completed!