As soon as the call connected, I couldn't wait to say, "Senior Wu, this is Xiao Yuan. Could you please contact a Grandmaster in the military?"

Then let's all go to the entrance of the Shikoku Hotel. Something big is about to happen. It would be best to call the Grandmaster of the guild as well.

Senior Wu, curious, asked, "What's wrong? What major event has occurred that requires us all to come?"

I didn't go into details on the phone, only saying, "Try to come if you can."

Senior Wu was also curious about what I was up to, so he called the other two companies.

However, I was also secretly worried that if what I said was deemed unimportant by everyone in the end, it would offend people.

However, in Senior Wu's observation, I shouldn't be the type to cause trouble unnecessarily, unless something truly serious has happened.

I probably wouldn't do that. With a feeling of unease, I arrived at the entrance of the Shikoku Hotel.

Looking at the scene, he frowned inwardly. The death of a soldier was a serious matter.

At this moment, Director Cha quickly stepped forward and explained the situation to Senior Wu in detail.

When he heard what had happened, he was even more troubled, because the question now was whether I should pursue the matter, but seeing that I had brought everyone here, it seemed like I was trying to make a big scene.

Senior Wu, clutching his bouncing head, waited for the arrival of the other two Grandmasters.

Before long, the guild's Grandmaster Jing Yanyu arrived, and I quickly went up to her, shamelessly trying to curry favor.

He kept calling her "Grandma," which made the old lady's wrinkles smooth out.

Everyone stared in disbelief at my sudden change of expression, completely stunned.

They saw me acting tough with the Four Nations Hotel earlier, but now I'm fawning over the old lady like a lapdog.

Just as I was trying to get closer to Grandma Jing, the military personnel arrived. The Grandmaster leading them, Deng Chenyi, was himself from a commoner background.

But his talent is exceptional; he's absolutely a prodigy. Old Huang reminded me as soon as he saw him.

He was someone who could go toe-to-toe with him, so I immediately straightened my attitude and went to greet him.

Because I adopted a very humble attitude from the start, he didn't give me a hard time.

But we didn't seem particularly close. I and a few other managers just stood there at the entrance of the Shikoku Hotel.

I then began my narration: "You all probably already know what happened to me, so what do you think of my temper?"

The three people in charge exchanged glances without saying a word, but their expressions betrayed them; none of them were thinking anything positive.

I waited a moment before continuing, "Yes, according to rumors, I'm not an easy person to get along with, and I hold grudges over the smallest things. So, how will I get revenge this time?"

Lord Deng frowned upon hearing this; it was indeed the case, but he didn't say anything to refute it.

Firstly, they disdain making excuses to shirk responsibility; secondly, according to me, there are other ways to put it.

He wanted to hear what I had to say first, so I glanced at everyone and gave them time to process the information.

He continued, "Under normal circumstances, if these three people were arrested and immediately identified themselves as having been ordered to do so by higher-ups, that would be fine."

But if they insist that it's because they disapproved of my actions and wanted to retaliate against me, what would people think? And they even brought up this…

As I spoke, I took out the three crossbow bolts. Everyone knows the capabilities of these three crossbow bolts: poison and energy-breaking. They are something that an ordinary soldier cannot access.