Domineering Son-In-Law

Lin Faang and the scholar looked at each other and left as planned.    

A few minutes later, a huge fire broke out in a warehouse in the port. The sky was red. From afar, one could see the fire in the city.    

It would take at least twenty minutes for the police to arrive here.    

The people from the Army Destroyer Guild would not allow the police to arrive so quickly, so they would definitely send someone to interfere in the process. Lin Faang wouldn't let any police come to disturb them for at least an hour.    

On the ship, a man who seemed to be the leader stood at the bow of the ship. Looking at the burning position, he couldn't help but frown and ask a question. "What happened?"    

The matter of the Heart of the Sea was of utmost importance. It could not be interrupted midway by any accident.    

"Sir, someone is causing trouble at the port. We have already sent people to suppress them."    

"Un!"    

The leader nodded, but he still felt a little uneasy. They could not be so careful. Something like this had happened as soon as the ship approached. It would be strange if they did not arouse suspicion.    

Of course! Lin Ke didn't care about this.    

To him, it was better to attract attention. This way, people's vision would scatter and he would be able to enter the ship better.    

The fire was very strong and quickly spread to the surroundings. The people around them were simply unable to put out the fire.    

Especially in the middle, a person held an iron sword in his hand and looked at everyone as if they were nothing. Anyone who was two meters away from him would fall to the ground and die. This was the most terrifying thing.    

The person under his hand really couldn't beat him, so he had no choice but to report this matter to the people above.    

Due to the importance of the Heart of the Sea, there were a total of four generals from the Army Destroyer Guild in the port.    

One of them was in charge of guarding the scene, while the other three were all gathered in front of the scholar.    

The first one was a bald big man with a scar on his head. He looked like a berserk blade general.    

The second was a Azurewhite Daoist robe that held a horsetail whisk in his hand, and he had a sage-like appearance. He was a Azurecloud General that caused others to have a favorable impression of him.    

The third one was quite special. His body continuously emitted cracking sounds. Under the illumination of the fiery light, he emitted cracking sounds. He looked like a puppet general of a real wooden puppet.    

"I don't care who you are. You actually dared to come to the Army Destroyer Guild's territory and kill yourself. You must die." The Frenzied Sword General said.    

The scholar looked over at the one who had spoken. His face revealed a look of disdain. He sneered and said, "My goal is not to kill you three little fishes. But I will kill you all. The people behind me probably won't be able to come out even if they don't come out. To think that it would be like this. Let's go first. "Let's start with you," the scholar said.    

Finishing!    

The surrounding flames seemed to have been collectively stirred up and swayed a little.    

A strong sense of life and death came at him. Without saying a word, the Berserker raised the large saber in his hand and counterattacked. With a sweep of Army Obliteration, he swept across the battlefield. Wherever he passed, he would be cut in half at the waist.    

If he used defense, his outcome would not be good. He could only compete to see who was more ruthless, to see who the scholar was. Are you ready to trade your life for yours?    

Unfortunately, he underestimated the scholar too much, or perhaps he overestimated himself too much.    

The scholar was as light as a feather. He stood on the blade of the saber with his legs pointed. He flicked his hand and stabbed.    

The sword in his hand turned into a beam of starlight that flashed across like a shooting star in the starry sky.    

"Frenzied Sword!"    

Seeing this, the Daoist priest pulled out his sword and struck the scholar's sword, causing the trajectory of his attack to deviate.    

At the same time, the Mechanical Marionette General also took action. The mechanism in front of its chest opened, revealing countless spikes. With a kick, it leapt towards the scholar and hugged him, attempting to trap the scholar inside and hug him to death.    

The scholar lightly tapped the tip of his foot, and very easily snatched away the embrace of the puppet.    

Elegantly descending, the sword spun once, and a drop of blood fell from the tip of the sword to the ground.    

A semicircular wound appeared on Frenzied Sword's neck, although the attack just now had been interrupted by the daoist priest.    

Unfortunately, the scholar's sword had already completed his mission, so he was forced back and retreated.    

The Daoist Priest placed Frenzied Sword's corpse on the ground and raised his head to look at the scholar. He was no longer as relaxed as before.    

Originally, in his opinion, if he sent out three generals, no matter how strong the other party was, he could only surrender.    

However, who would have thought that just at the start, one of the three great generals on his side would be harvested by the scholar, leaving the two of them alone. The result would probably not be any better.    

Kacha! Kacha!    

The mechanical puppet was once again deformed.    

Its body was torn apart and scattered, revealing a large and sharp weapon in the air.    

"100 reincarnations!"    

The mechanical puppet suddenly began to spin rapidly. Like a spinning top, it quickly rushed towards the scholar.    

"Hmph!"    

The scholar sneered and said, "Puppet technique? Unfortunately, it is still too tender."    

In this world, puppet techniques originated from the three families, the Lu family, the Mo family, and the Gongshu family.    

The Lu family was detached from worldly affairs and was neutral.    

The Mo Family and the Gongshu Family had been famous rivals and had been fighting for the title of the first mechanical technique.    

Among them, the puppet technique was one of the mechanical techniques.    

The original puppet technique was used for performance purposes, but as the era progressed, it gradually became more and more popular. Some people discovered that this mechanism technique was very suitable for battlefield and assassination, so they started to study it.    

In the end, they invented all kinds of strange puppets for assassination and battlefield purposes. If they used some special top materials, they might even be able to fight against the Divinity Transformation Stage.    

Of course, the prerequisite was that the controller of this puppet could avoid the attack of a Divinity Transformation Stage expert. Otherwise, no matter how strong the puppet was, it would be useless no matter how weak it was.    

However, with the development of technology, the current puppet technique had left the range of the line and focused on wireless remote control.    

The more advanced one was the nerve control system. It was just that even the US had yet to understand this thing, let alone the others.    

The puppet charged forward.    

The scholar could only dodge the attack.    

The nearby Daoist priests assisted from the side, occasionally launching sneak attacks or blocking the scholar's path. It was a bit annoying.    

On the other side, Lin Faang sneaked onto the ship.    

The fire at the port made the people on the ship feel energized.    

However, this situation could not last for long.    

After ten minutes or so, many people relaxed when they saw that everything was fine, especially when they heard that the other party was being held back.    

This gave Lin Faang a chance to sneak in.    

Taking advantage of the moment when one of the guards yawned.    

Lin Faang turned into a black shadow and darted into the darkness. He merged into one and did not alert the guard at all.    

Immediately after, Lin Faang started searching.    

He did not say that he was just randomly looking.    

Due to the uniqueness of the Heart of the Sea, he absolutely couldn't store it in a wet place.    

However, when the ship sailed on the sea, the air itself was relatively humid. When it flowed into the ship, the air was naturally more humid.    

Then, there was only one place on the entire ship that was relatively dry.    

Vacuum vault!    

This place stored Wu Ping, who could not come into contact with the humidity, such as oil paintings and brushes. Of course, it was not good to be too dry. If it was too dry, it would cause the thermal expansion and contraction mechanism of the object after it came into contact with the air, causing damage to the object.    

Therefore, there was only a vacuum storage method left.    

First, it was wrapped in a film. Then, it was used to drain the air. Then, it was placed in the vault. This also guaranteed that the item would not cause any damage to the air after it was placed in the vault.    

Lin Faang easily asked a waiter about the location of the vacuum vault.    

Of course, just in case, Lin Faang also sent the waiter to reincarnate and changed into the waiter's clothes.    

"Stop!"    

At a corner.    

Lin Faang ran into a group of patrols.    

The sudden shout made his body stiffen. He turned his head and looked at them calmly.    

"Are you going to the kitchen?" The patrol officer asked.    

"Yes!" Lin Faang said.    

"Good! Bring me five steaks later and bring them to my room."    

After saying that, the patrol carefully took out the steaks. A few hundred yuan was secretly stuffed into Lin Faang's hand. He whispered, "Be careful. Don't let anyone find out."    

"Understood!"    

Lin Faang put the money away.    

The patrol officer nodded with a smile and left with his men.    

Eating on the ship was very expensive. A steak was only a hundred yuan on land.    

However, if it was placed on the ship, it would cost at least money, especially some precious steaks. The price was several times higher.