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"I plan to compile the Japanese techniques I have collected into a book. It will not contain complete cultivation methods, but it will include introductions, essences, key points, weaknesses, and other precautions."

"I've named it the Complete Collection of Japanese Magic!"

"Hehe, I'm going to uproot the entire world of supernatural beings in Japan!"

A surge of excitement filled the crowd. If such a thing could truly be accomplished, it would be a momentous event for the cultivation world of the East.

But it is also extremely dangerous!

It is foreseeable that the Japanese supernatural community will go completely mad and regard the instigator as a thorn in their side!

I did everything in my power to nip this book in the bud.

Tang Jiaren said to Yang Lie and the others in a deep voice, "You must keep this matter completely confidential and absolutely not reveal a single word to anyone!"

"If I find out you're talking nonsense, I will personally expel you from the Tang Clan and cripple you!"

Yang Lie, Lu Huizhong, and Li Ding clasped their hands in a fist salute.

"Your disciple obeys! I will not reveal a single word to anyone!"

Tang Jiaren turned to look at Huang Yu and said softly:

"Master Huang, the matter has been accomplished in secrecy, and the Tang Clan also hopes to participate in it."

"Although the Tang Clan is not a legitimate sect, our profession as assassins means that we have seen most of the methods in the world."

"We can encounter all sorts of strange and unusual opponents, and we know how to deal with them."

"The Tang Clan's experience will be useful."

Huang Yu said solemnly, "Alright, thank you for the Tang Clan's support! The Tang Clan will be credited with this!"

Thus, a small alliance was formed between Huang Yu, Sanyi, and Tangmen.

Huang Yu himself is well-versed in various schools of thought and can quickly learn various methods and understand their essence.

Sanyi is the orthodox sect of Xuanmen, with rich experience in cultivating life and nature. Its sect leader, Zuo Ruotong, is the most outstanding person in the world, a celestial being who has touched the threshold of becoming an immortal.

The Tang Clan is the strongest assassin organization in China, with extensive experience in assassination and combat.

With the three parties working together, they can basically conduct a comprehensive analysis and decipher the techniques and methods of Japanese magic.

As Yang Lie and the others watched Huang Yu and his two companions, a strange feeling welled up in their hearts.

Li Ding was deeply moved: "Damn it, this is what a real man should be like! I can actually participate in such a momentous event that will leave a lasting mark on history."

Yang Lie thought to himself, "It seems I need to pay more attention to the situation in Japan and learn more about their methods."

A strange look flashed in Lu Huizhong's eyes.

In an instant, the dark clouds dispersed, and the moon rose high in the sky.

Under the moonlight, the traces of the fierce battle were quickly erased, and the corpses were continuously transported away, all in an effort to restore everything to its original state before dawn.

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Jimmy, with a smile on his face, jogged over and whispered to Huang Yu:

"Master, the warehouse and all the spoils of war have been roughly inventoried. We've made a fortune this time!"

"You have no idea how many good things the Japanese have plundered."

Jimmy is less involved in combat; his talents lie more in management and business, which Huang Yu mainly puts in charge of.

"Oh? Such high efficiency?" Huang Yu revealed a hint of delight. "Come on, take us to see it."

As he spoke, Huang Yu greeted Zuo Ruotong and Tang Jiaren, "Master, Mr. Tang, let's come and see what the Japanese have been up to."

"I think it will definitely surprise us."

Zuo Ruotong and Tang Jiaren exchanged a glance, both extremely curious.

They knew the Japanese were greedy and insatiable, but they didn't know the extent of it. Now was the perfect time to go and see for themselves.

At the entrance of the Fish and Dragon Society's headquarters, Ah Xing, dressed as "General Luo," stood waiting with the soul summoner.

The base was bustling with people, including "General Luo's" subordinates and Huang Yu's disciples, all keeping an eye on each other.

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Upon seeing Huang Yu and his group approach, "General Luo" and the soul summoner stepped forward to greet them: "Master Huang, thank you for your help tonight!"

Zuo Ruotong immediately noticed that something was wrong with General Luo's aura; this person was definitely not the original General Luo.

He glanced at Huang Yu and knew it was his disciple's doing again.

What a reckless attitude!

However, throughout history, there have been numerous instances of extraordinary individuals interfering in high-level politics, such as the witchcraft scandal, the cat ghost case in the Sui Dynasty, and Wei Zheng's dream of beheading the Dragon King...

Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty was himself a Taoist eccentric, though his talent was only average.

The Tang Clan members also noticed that General Luo's gait and posture were off; the Tang Clan had specialized training in this area.

However, since they weren't in charge, they couldn't say anything and simply kept their doubts to themselves.

As the group entered the encampment, led by "General Luo," no one dared to stop them, and they all made way for them.

Upon entering the lobby, one is greeted by boxes of gold and silver, including silver dollars, gold bars, and some cash, which are being rapidly counted by a dozen accountants.

Jimmy explained, "Regarding finances, we currently have approximately three million taels of silver and over six hundred gold bars..."

Everyone's hearts skipped a beat. Damn, they'd never seen so much money in their lives.

The San Yi Sect is in a slightly better position, as it has numerous financial backers and centuries of management by its elders, so it is not lacking in funds.

The Tang Clan has a tough life; they earn their money through hard work.

Don't be fooled by the large sum of money you receive for each mission; training disciples costs money, purchasing supplies costs money, and when someone dies, you need a hefty settlement fee.

They earn a lot, but they also spend a lot.

Jimmy, excited, whispered:

"Master, we have the funds for our future development. Give me this money, and I guarantee I'll develop a business empire!"

"I can earn it back tenfold, a hundredfold!"

Huang Yu thought to himself, "Damn, it really is true that murder and arson bring wealth. Look, I robbed a group of Japanese people and became rich overnight."

No, that's not right. These were originally the wealth of China, and we're just taking them back!

He instructed, "Don't worry, you'll get a share. When the time comes, we need to get these funds circulating. I have some good ideas, and I'll discuss them with you in detail later."

Jimmy nodded excitedly.

Turning his head, Huang Yu asked again, "Has any of this gold and silver been distributed to the soldiers as I instructed?"

Jimmy said seriously, "We've already discussed it with General Luo, and we'll use half of it to appease them."

Huang Yu nodded slightly: "Very good. You have to give up something to gain something. Don't be too stingy with money, it's useless."

The group continued walking inside, entering a larger warehouse on a deeper level.

The scene before them silenced everyone once again.

Countless ancient books are placed on the shelves and carefully preserved.

On the ground, hundreds of boxes were opened, containing all sorts of cultural relics: porcelain, jade, enamelware, gold and silver artifacts, Buddha statues, jade slips, silks... wrapped in straw and paper.

An antique charm wafts over you, as if this warehouse holds the essence of Chinese civilization for thousands of years.

Jimmy explained, "There are more than 10,000 books in Chinese and Western languages ​​here, and more than 1,500 looted antiques, most of which are Song and Ming dynasty artifacts plundered from private individuals."

He pointed to a location in the warehouse:

“The Japanese are very greedy. They dismantled and took away the gilt bronze Buddha statues, stone lions, incense burners, and even some stone pillars in Xiamen and Jinan.”

Li Ding cursed, "Damn it, are you planning to move everything out here?!"

A moment of silence fell as everyone looked at the room full of antiques and books. If it weren't for tonight's operation, all of these things would have been taken away by the Japanese.

It felt like my own home had been emptied out by outsiders.

Huang Yu frowned, picked up a brick from the ground. It had words engraved on it and was covered in dirt.

"They also raided tombs?"

Jimmy nodded: "Especially in the Wuyi Mountains area, there are a large number of Song Dynasty tombs there, and many celadon soul bottles, ewers, and epitaph bricks have been unearthed."

"The one you have in your hand is the epitaph brick."

Jimmy then pointed to another door:

“There was a smaller room there, specifically for storing Buddhist scriptures. Under the guise of research, the Japanese stole, photocopied, and copied a large number of precious Buddhist scriptures, such as the Hongwu Southern Canon.”

"Some local histories and Fujian literature are also placed there."

A moment of silence fell over everyone again.

Huang Yu clapped his hands and looked around: "All of these things must be kept safe and stored in a secure place."

"No matter what, they must be kept within the territory of China."

Jimmy agreed, "Understood. We've already invited many experts to come and provide guidance. The Liu and Wei families will also offer us assistance."

"Come on, take us to see what else we have."

Jimmy nodded: "There are many more things in the next room. Although they are not antiques, they are more dangerous to me than antiques."

Everyone was curious; was there something even more important?

Led by Jimmy, the group left the warehouse and arrived at a place that resembled an office or archive.

Huang Yu glanced at the wall, which was covered with maps... This place looked more like a combat intelligence room.

The shelves were also piled high with all sorts of maps.

"These are all maps and military documents?"

Jimmy walked to his desk and casually unfolded a map:

"Yes! These are all maps of Fujian and the surrounding provinces, totaling more than two thousand."

"Including various military geographical data such as geomantic maps of each county, maps of coastal defense forts, and topographical maps of border defenses."