King’s Landing

Just when Jun Yuyan was about to say something, the entire temple suddenly began to shake violently again.

I don't know if it has something to do with the falling paint of the stone pillar statue pendant. The mysterious power that originally blessed this temple seems to have suddenly disappeared.

What followed, first of all, the sea water outside began to pour in frantically.

That scene has to be said, quite spectacular.

Countless transparent seawater mixed with aquatic plants and various fishes, with an aura that swept everything, swirled and roared frantically and rushed into the room.

It is also a rare sight.

But they don't have time to think about what's going on right now.

Fortunately, while Jun Yuyan was in a coma, Lou Lieqing and several people had tied all the believers with ropes and escorted them to a corner.

So after Jun Yuyan woke up, he simply took Chang Xing and all the prisoners together with a rope and let them follow.

Then Lou Lieqing contacted the previous submarine pilot. Although the others did not have diving equipment, after all, the people who were able to come to the temple were not weak in martial arts, or they would not be able to withstand this underwater pressure.

That way, even without diving gear, they can hold their breath underwater for at least half an hour, long enough for them to swim to their destination.

As for those who fainted, they simply tied them with ropes and took them away.

When the influx of seawater completely submerged the entire temple, Jun Yuyan and his party all swam to the position where they had disembarked from the submarine.

After a group of people all entered the submarine, the return journey officially began.

The way back is much faster than the way out, probably because there are so many people, so it feels like time passes faster.

On the way back, Jun Yuyan and Chang Xing briefly cross-examined, and probably learned the whole process of this guy's fortune.

As he said before, Chang Xing accidentally discovered this temple during a diving trip, and then found a pocket watch. He didn't know how to toss, and he mastered part of the power of time.

As for the time trap that stopped Jun Yuyan and a few people before, he did not make it, but the temple itself had it.

In other words, this temple was indeed not built by him, nor did he have that ability.

And all Changxing's ability to control time actually comes from that pocket watch.

Without that pocket watch, he had no way of controlling the time at all.

Therefore, it was impossible for him to give other believers the ability to control time from the very beginning. This matter was originally his lie, just to control those believers to be obedient and send beautiful bargaining chips.

Hearing Chang Xing's words, all the believers who had also been escorted over glared at him in unison.

Chang Xing blushed in embarrassment, but didn't dare to say anything.

Jun Yuyan said that a few people naturally have no good feelings for this guy who has harmed countless girls.

In Jun Yuyan's words, it was too cheap to kill such a scumbag.

This kind of person should be exiled to a barren star, work diligently to cultivate the land under the radiation of cosmic rays, torture for decades, and then die in pain, which is the most suitable for him.

As for other believers such as Shi Zi and others, although they were deceived, they still acted as accomplices when they were conscious.

Jun Yuyan didn't know what kind of punishment they would be sentenced to, but since it was something he did, he had to pay for it.

When Jun Yuyan and a few people finally returned to the military base, they handed over all of them, along with a mission report.

Of course, Jun Yuyan must have concealed things about the pendant.

Intuition tells her that this pendant should have a big secret, and once the world knows it, it will cause a great storm.

Before leaving, Shi Zi gave her a complicated look, and finally just said softly, thank you.

Maybe in the end, she doesn't know if she doesn't regret the things she's done.

But this is the end. Instead of making mistakes again and again, it is better to stop and pay the price for what she has done.

In the next few days, except for Luo Yilan, who was recuperating in the hospital, the other four had a rare few days of leisure, just waiting for the settlement of the military merits.

After about five days or so, people from the military finally came to notify a few people to collect their military merits.

As expected by several people, the military merits of this mission are very rich, and it does not fail to live up to their life and death.

After this battle, Jun Yuyan successfully jumped two levels in a row and was directly promoted to second lieutenant.

Lou Lieqing was promoted to the third rank of sergeant major and sergeant according to the degree of contribution.

It stands to reason that Jun Yuyan's rank is just enough to take over the strength of a battalion.

Although it is not enough to become the leader of the group, it is almost enough to do two or three similar tasks.

But at this time, all the imperial soldiers all received the same message:

From now on, all the troops that can be taken over by the military ranks will be adjusted up by one rank.

This is explosive news.

In other words, people who could only take over a battalion before can now take over a regiment of troops; people who could only take over a regiment before can now take over a division!

This will lead to huge personnel changes across the army.

But I can't tell if it's a good thing.

After all, many soldiers may not have enough experience and ability to manage so many people. In the end, it will be counterproductive, resulting in a mess of military management.

So what is the reason for this policy adjustment? Everyone is guessing.

Fortunately, the family's information network is not covered, and Jun Yuyan quickly understood the reason for the incident from the information integration of all parties.

But knowing the reason, she felt more complicated.

Unsurprisingly, the initiator of this adjustment was the emperor himself.

The reason for the adjustment is also very simple, because there are not enough veterans.

Since the imperial army began to expand its recruitment, even some areas have begun to force recruitment in order to complete the target.

And once the number of soldiers starts to expand, it will inevitably lead to insufficient establishment of many troops, so new divisions need to be established.

Then these new divisions must be managed by veterans with a high enough rank.

As the number of people increases and there are more and more branches, there will naturally be a shortage of managers.

This is the reason for this adjustment policy.

But like I said before, there will be many drawbacks in doing so, the fastest of which is the confusion and complaints caused by the lack of experience in the management.

Originally, a battalion commander may need to start with the company commander. In this way, step by step, after several years of training, veterans lead new recruits, and then observe and experience in the position of deputy battalion commander for a few years, and then take over the position of battalion commander. It's a matter of course.

But now the intermediate steps are all omitted, and there is almost no time to run in and learn.