However, just at this moment, something unexpected happened.
Li Wenli didn’t give up on the broken dagger; in fact, when the broken blade sprung outward, he caught the broken piece with his hand.
His slender fingers gripped the broken blade backwards and slid it across the neck of the opposing guard. A deep crimson bloodstain immediately appeared on the guard’s neck.
That wasn’t all. Li Wenli, with a flick as if tossing a flying knife, flung the broken blade out. Those who thought to take advantage of the broken sword were caught off guard by the hidden weapon, their necks all showing deep crimson bloodstains, and they died on the spot, utterly confused.
Everyone was utterly surprised by Li Wenli’s skill; even a broken dagger was used with such proficiency that those who were charging forward hesitated.
Li Wenli gave a faint smile, lightly flicked his toes at the dead man’s longsword on the ground, and the longsword flew up, which Li Wenli casually caught in his hand.
Li Wenli swung the longsword in his hand, forming a figure with the blade and sighed as if it were a hardship, "I’ve never used such a long weapon before, I might as well give it a try."
Saying this, Li Wenli’s eyes turned cold, "Come on, let’s have some fun."
The reason he didn’t directly use Wind Blade to massacre was to buy time for the young lady.
If these people scattered because of Wind Blade, running outside into the jungle would be one thing, but if they hid inside the cave, wouldn’t that increase the difficulty for the young lady?
Therefore, Li Wenli could only try his best to delay the time, working while idly lamenting how hard it was to pretend to be weak.
Turning back to Bai Junjun, at this time, she was wandering alone inside the cave.
As the Fox caused a disturbance outside, she hid in the darkness. Hearing footsteps running outward from upstairs and downstairs, Bai Junjun took this opportunity to check in and make her move.
She didn’t expect that not far from the assembly section was a vast central courtyard, and on the edges of the courtyard were rows of terraced houses.
These houses were neatly lined up from one to thirty.
Moreover, all the rooms were locked, clearly indicating the presence of valuable items.
Bai Junjun’s instincts were usually sharp, and she decisively pulled out the Vermilion Demon and with a "clang," she cut through the thick chain, opening the door to reveal rows of new repeating crossbow carts.
Bai Junjun, like slicing tofu, opened all thirty rooms and found sixty repeating crossbow carts.
Bai Junjun’s eyes immediately lit up, finding the jackpot without much effort.
The woman, like discovering gold, unhesitatingly crammed them into her space.
Luckily, the spacious underground palace had nearly a hundred square meters, easily accommodating these combat cart-sized repeating crossbow carts.
Bai Junjun scoured one by one, taking all the weapons from the armory, then ran to the warehouse, where there were still dozens of square meters of crossbows—these items were all valuable.
Even if she later didn’t use them as weapons of war, melting them down into pots and pans could be quite profitable.
Thus, Bai Junjun showed no restraint, scouring everything insatiably, whatever she could carry, use, or fit, she threw into her space.
It wasn’t long before the underground palace was packed full, yet, Bai Junjun was not satisfied.
She circled back to the Components Workshop, intending to take those weapon components as well.
To her surprise, the craftsmen were still there.
As the craftsmen suddenly heard a noise, they all looked out, only to see a little girl standing at the door.
How could there be a little girl here?
Everyone was stunned.
They had stayed here for over two years and had never encountered an outsider, let alone a little girl!