The more people there are in the northern ice plains, the greater Jiang Hao's future profits will be, which naturally makes Jiang Hao happy.

However, another worry also crept into Jiang Hao's heart.

In this chaotic and special time, will these foreign players cause some trouble for the players in China who are currently focused on maintaining stability?

Are there any extremists among them who hate China and are willing to risk their own lives to kill some Chinese citizens?

A member of the entourage behind the leader seemed to sense the concerns of everyone present and stepped forward, saying, "Reporting to the leader, these foreign players are pouring in in large numbers. I am worried that they may cause some trouble. I suggest that we immediately send strongmen from the Rabbit Kingdom to the outskirts of Dingbei City to organize defenses and clear out the monsters in the area."

Jiang Hao looked at the man who was speaking. He was probably around 50 years old, with a resolute face and sharp features. He recognized him as the head of the Ministry of State Security, whom he often saw on the news.

I immediately felt inexplicably at ease.

The leader nodded and said, "In addition, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs should contact the heads of state of all countries around the world as soon as possible, resume communication with them, find out their current situation, and make preparations for everything that may happen."

A superior officer behind the leader nodded and said, "Yes!"

Jiang Hao recognized the person who spoke; it was none other than the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, whom he frequently saw on the news.

Looking at the heads of various departments behind the leader, all of whom cared deeply for the people, Jiang Hao felt that as long as they were there, no matter what changes occurred, the Rabbit Kingdom would always turn danger into safety, because they were the backbone of the Rabbit Kingdom!

Jiang Hao immediately disregarded the rules and assigned the highest authority, which had been set in the city-building order, to two people: the city lord of Jinling City and his respected elder, Uncle Li.

After hesitating for a moment, Jiang Hao ultimately decided not to grant the permissions to Tu Hai. This was because the scope of the highest-level permissions he had set was quite broad, encompassing not only the permissions for the central castle's basement, but also everything from task assignment and gold coin usage to equipment and resource allocation, as well as the next level of permissions below the highest-level permissions.

It can be said that the permissions Jiang Hao set up were almost a replica of his own permissions.

The commander-in-chief was still unaware of the purpose of those permissions, but the city lord of Jinling City, having received the notification, had already opened his own permissions to check them out. The more he looked, the happier and more excited he became. By the time he had finished reviewing all the permissions, his mouth was stretched to the back of his ears in a wide grin.

He excitedly grabbed Jiang Hao's shoulder and said, "Good lad, are you going to be a hands-off boss?"

Jiang Hao smiled and spread his hands, saying, "Besides fighting monsters, I know nothing else."

Jiang Hao laughed and sighed, saying, "I had no other choice!"

Seeing Jiang Hao's smug look, the city lord of Jinling cursed, "You brat!"

He then solemnly said, "Wait here and don't move. After I release several tasks, I have something important to tell you."

Then the city lord of Jinling City began to stare at a certain spot without moving. Jiang Hao knew that he was busy issuing the task he mentioned.

Although Jiang Hao really wanted to take this opportunity to allocate free attribute values, he couldn't resist his curiosity and wanted to see what orders the city lord of Jinling City would give.

Jiang Hao first noticed Tu Hai's excited smile, and then he saw the heads of the departments behind the leader smiling.

Jiang Hao guessed that he must have assigned certain permissions to these people.

Then Jiang Hao saw hundreds of players on the central castle and several surrounding buildings summon their Wind Tiger mounts. With a few leaps from the Wind Tigers, these players jumped off the high walls of Dingbei City.

On the plains outside Dingbei City, within a visible range, even more players had summoned their mounts and were galloping towards the outer edge of the plains.

Jiang Hao discovered that all the players who went out had extremely high attribute values. Some had the three-star Killing Heart attribute bonus, some had the King's Warrior attribute bonus, and some had both.

It seems the city lord of Jinling has already issued orders for them to either defend the outer perimeter or clear out the monsters around Dingbei City.

At the same time, Jiang Hao also saw that behind the dozen or so leaders of the Rabbit Kingdom, thousands of former Jinling City guards clad in silver armor had summoned their Shuofeng Tiger mounts and were galloping along the wide internal horse path of the central castle. In a short while, they had all disembarked from the platform.

Then Jiang Hao saw four guard teams file out from the four gates beneath the central castle. In the square surrounding the central castle, the four teams split into eight, then into sixteen, and then they hurried outwards along the sixteen wide streets radiating outwards from the central castle.

Their figures were obscured by the tall buildings on both sides of the road, and Jiang Hao had no idea what they were going to do. The city lord of Jinling City remained staring at a certain spot without moving, so Jiang Hao didn't dare to ask.

Shortly after, the three gates on each of the east, west, south, and north sides of Dingbei City were opened. The drawbridges at all 12 city gates began to be slowly lowered.

Then Jiang Hao saw that on the platforms of all the buildings and on the city walls in Dingbei City, regardless of age or gender, everyone was moving towards the nearest horse path and then entering Dingbei City along the horse path.

Before long, people began to emerge from the city gate in the center of the four walls of Dingbei City. They crossed the drawbridge and headed towards the distance of the plain.

At the same time, the people on the plain also began to move. Some walked towards the distance of the plain, while others walked towards Dingbei City.

Jiang Hao then realized that those who left Dingbei City were all middle-aged and young adults who were ready for battle, while those who came to Dingbei City were either elderly people who walked with shaky steps, or young teenagers who walked briskly, or women who carried infants in their arms.

They entered through the city gates on both sides of the four walls of Dingbei City, just in time to avoid the people leaving the city in the middle. Even in such a chaotic moment, their steps were steady, and their faces showed no sign of panic. Clearly, they had something to rely on.

A moment later, Jiang Hao saw former Jinling City guards, dressed in silver armor and riding Shuofeng Tiger mounts, leading groups of players of levels 10 to 15, arriving on the surrounding city walls.

In an instant, a flock of red-bodied, white-winged Crimson Flame Icewing Birds appeared in the air. With a flap of their wings, they hovered steadily beside the tall city wall of Dingbei City.

Two silver-armored guards jumped onto the huge back of a Crimson Flame Icewing Bird without stopping, and then put away the North Wind Tiger.

The thirty players following behind them did the same, jumping onto the giant bird's back in single file.

Then the Crimson Flame Icewing Bird took off and flew due east towards the northern ice plains.

After each of the Crimson Flame Icewing Birds was filled with two guards and 30 players, they took off into the air, trailing red flames, following the trajectory of the first giant bird and flying into the distance.

The scene was spectacular, eliciting gasps of amazement from the people outside the city walls.

The voice of the city lord of Jinling City rang out from the side: "Alright, kid, let's get down to business."