VILLAIN: MANIPULATING THE HEROINES INTO HATING THE PROTAGONIST - Chapter 613 Invitations Of Delegation Meeting

Chapter 613 Invitations Of Delegation Meeting

Wang Jian squeezed Yu Qing’s hand gently. “Thank you, my love,” he said, his voice filled with appreciation. “Your insights have been invaluable. With the knowledge of these formidable adversaries, we can formulate a plan to ensure the safety of the Eastern Cosmos.”

Yu Qing leaned into his touch, a flicker of worry lingering in her eyes. “Be cautious, Wang Jian,” she murmured. “These are powerful beings we deal with. Do not underestimate them.”

He smiled reassuringly. “Fear not, my love,” he replied. “I have faced numerous challenges before, and I shall overcome these as well.”

As Yu Qing left the council chamber, Wang Jian’s mind turned towards the remaining intruders.

The Corrupt Dragon Clan and the Nature Clan from the Southern Cosmos remained a mystery. Unlike the others, he had no personal connection within these factions, making information gathering difficult.

‘No matter,’ he thought, a glint of determination in his eyes. ‘I will wait and observe their actions. Once their intentions become clear, I will formulate a strategy.’

Days turned into weeks. The network of beauties from the Heavenly Jade Pavilion, strategically placed near each faction’s settlement, finally started to bear fruit. Reports began pouring in, painting a clearer picture of the newcomers.

The information regarding the devils and angels largely corroborated what Queen Xiulan had revealed.

However, a crucial detail stood out.

The Heavenly Jade Pavilion spies reported the presence of a young cultivator possessing both devil and angelic blood.

This individual, Huang Zhi, had miraculously bridged the age-old animosity between the two factions, uniting them in a shared quest to the Eastern Cosmos.

Their mission – to unearth forgotten Godking legacies and pave a path to the coveted Godking Realm.

Wang Jian frowned. A being wielding both devilish and angelic power was an anomaly. This Huang Zhi presented a unique threat, his intentions shrouded in mystery.

‘Perhaps he seeks to transcend both devil and angel, becoming something entirely new,’ Wang Jian pondered.

The reports on the Western Cosmos factions further confirmed Yu Qing’s warnings.

The formidable Ghost Emperor, the ruthless Nether Empress, and the ambitious Star Gods – their presence posed a significant threat. However, one detail piqued Wang Jian’s curiosity.

Apparently, a young man named Yun Tian, possessing the power of both an Elemental True God and a Nether True God, was said to be the lover of both the Brahma Divine Star Goddess and the Nether Empress.

This dual allegiance smacked of manipulation, and Wang Jian suspected Yun Tian played a key role in uniting these disparate factions, propelling them towards the Eastern Cosmos in pursuit of Godking secrets.

Finally, the reports regarding the Southern Cosmos factions arrived. Here, the information was most unexpected.

The Corrupt Dragon Clan and the Nature Clan, sworn enemies for generations, had seemingly formed an alliance.

A young prince from the Corrupt Dragon Clan had apparently married the princess of the Nature Clan, creating a fragile peace.

This young prince, Dong Zhuo, was said to possess the bloodline of an ancestor of the Corrupt Dragon Clan and blessings of the Nature Clan due to his wife rallied them to the Eastern Cosmos, their objective mirroring the others – the pursuit of Godking legacies.

The news of a Corrupt Dragon and Nature Clan alliance, while surprising, intrigued Wang Jian.

A knot of tension formed in Wang Jian’s gut as he finished reading the reports. Three figures emerged, casting long shadows across the Eastern Cosmos. Huang Zhi, the enigmatic half-blood of the Northern Cosmos, bridging the chasm between angels and devils.

Yun Tian, the Western prodigy blessed with the powers of both an Elemental True God and a Nether True God, captivating the hearts of powerful women for his own gain.Tôp 𝒏𝒐v𝒆l updates on n/(o)/v/𝒆lb/in(.)com

And finally, Dong Zhuo, the young prince of the Southern Cosmos, wielding the combined legacy of a corrupt dragon and a nature spirit, forging an unlikely alliance through political maneuvering.

Each one, a prodigy in their own right, exuded an aura that hinted at a grander destiny. ‘Protagonists,’ Wang Jian thought, a wry smile playing on his lips. ‘Huang Zhi for the North, Yun Tian for the West, Dong Zhuo for the South… and Jiang Chen for my Eastern Cosmos.’

The realization struck him like a bolt of lightning. Perhaps this was the Heavenly Dao’s grand scheme, a cosmic chess game where he, Wang Jian, was the established power, challenged by these four rising stars fueled by destiny. But fear was a foreign concept to him. He had carved his own path through countless trials, defying fate and destiny at every turn.

‘Talented, yes,’ he conceded, his eyes gleaming with a fierce determination. ‘Powerful, for certain. But not invincible.’

However, underestimating his opponents could prove his undoing. He had to utilize his vast network of informants and meticulous strategizing to understand their individual strengths and weaknesses. He needed a plan, a multi-pronged approach to counter each of these potential threats.

First, he needed to learn more about these individuals. Were they driven by ambition alone, or were there deeper motivations at play? Dispatching his most discreet operatives, he tasked them with gathering further intel, focusing on the personal histories and ambitions of Huang Zhi, Yun Tian, and Dong Zhuo.

He then turned his attention to their respective factions. Understanding the internal dynamics, the alliances and rivalries within each group, was crucial. Were these factions united only by the pursuit of Godking legacies, or were there underlying tensions waiting to be exploited?

With a resolute glint in his eyes, Wang Jian summoned Cui Lan, the captivating leader of the Heavenly Jade Pavilion. Her arrival, adorned in silks that accentuated her alluring curves, brought a momentary distraction. Yet, Wang Jian quickly focused, his voice taking on a commanding tone.

“Cui Lan,” he began, “I have a task for you. The recent influx of cultivators from other Cosmoses demands a diplomatic approach. Prepare an invitation for delegations from each Cosmos – one from the North, one from the West, and one from the South.”

Cui Lan, ever the astute observer, sensed the urgency behind his command. “A delegation, Lord Wang?” she inquired, her voice a melodious whisper. “What is the purpose of this gathering?”

A sly smile played on Wang Jian’s lips. “Let us say,” he replied, his voice laced with a hint of intrigue, “it’s an opportunity to understand their intentions and forge a path towards… coexistence.”

Cui Lan’s brow arched subtly. The cryptic nature of his words piqued her curiosity. However, she knew better than to question his motives. “Consider it done, Lord Wang,” she assured him, her eyes sparkling with a hint of hidden mischief. “The delegations will receive invitations crafted with the utmost care and delivered promptly.”

With a graceful bow, Cui Lan sashayed out of the council chamber. Wang Jian watched her go, a thoughtful expression on his face. He knew this was just the first move in a complex game. The Protagonists and their factions might be formidable, but Wang Jian was determined to outsmart them, manipulate them to his own advantage.

Days later, exquisitely crafted invitations arrived at the settlements of each faction. The shimmering jade scrolls, inscribed with intricate calligraphy, bore the seal of the Astral Jade City.

The invitation addressed to the Northern Cosmos delegation, delivered to the united devil and angelic enclave, spoke of a desire to establish peaceful relations and forge trade alliances.

The Southern Cosmos invitation, delivered to the newly formed Corrupt Dragon and Nature Clan settlement, echoed similar sentiments, with an added emphasis on cultural exchange.

Finally, the Western Cosmos delegation, residing among the Star Gods and Astral Wraiths, received an invitation that emphasized joint exploration of ancient ruins and hidden cultivation secrets within the Eastern Cosmos.

The arrival of these invitations sent a wave of curiosity through the ranks of the newcomers. Some saw it as a ruse, a trap to eliminate them.

Others, especially those seeking knowledge or resources, viewed it as a potential opportunity.

However, the decisions ultimately rested in the hands of the de facto leaders and protagonists who had convinced the respective factions to come to this Eastern Cosmos – Huang Zhi, Yun Tian, and Dong Zhuo.

Inside a crimson palace adorned with obsidian statues, Huang Zhi, the young man with otherworldly features, held court with his advisors.

The jade invitation lay unfurled before him, shimmering with a faint ethereal glow. “An invitation from Cui Lan, the leader of the Heavenly Jade Pavilion who can be considered the unofficial leader of the Eastern Cosmos” he announced, his voice resonating with a strange authority.

A ripple of murmurs went through the advisors, some filled with suspicion, others with a flicker of hope. “Seeking peace and trade?” scoffed a burly advisor with horns and fiery red wings. “Sounds like a honeyed trap to me.”

A serene angel advisor, her wings shimmering with celestial light, countered his argument. “Perhaps. But wouldn’t it be unwise to ignore such a delegation?”

A mischievous glint lit up Huang Zhi’s eyes as he held the jade invitation. “Peace and trade,” he mused, a hint of a smile playing on his lips. “Or perhaps a veiled invitation to assess our strength?”

Despite his advisors’ concerns, a potent curiosity gnawed at him. This Astral Jade City, this Heavenly Jade Pavilion – they were shrouded in a captivating mystery. Tales of their influence and power had drifted across the Cosmos, reaching even his distant home.

“I accept the invitation,” he declared, his voice cutting through the murmurs. “A delegation shall be formed. We will see what this Eastern Cosmos has to offer.”

The advisors exchanged surprised glances. This bold decision resonated with some, while others remained apprehensive. Yet, none dared to challenge Huang Zhi’s authority.