Chapter 151: The Great Raid
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The middle-aged man in the wide robe finally stopped what he was doing. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info
No one is going to joke with their lives. The old general affairs officer has served in the chamber of commerce for most of his life, and he has won the trust of the middle-aged man in the wide robe, and he knows that if it is not a particularly tricky matter, this general affairs officer will not bother him repeatedly.
The middle-aged man in the wide robe sat up straight, tapped his fingers on the table, and said, "Where's the letter?" ”
The old man took out a sealed letter from the storage ring and respectfully handed it to the middle-aged man in the wide robe.
The middle-aged man in the wide robe tore open the envelope casually and took out the paper inside. His expression was very indifferent, indicating that he still didn't believe that a foreign deacon who was not on the stage in strength and status could make any surprising discoveries.
After all, for the helmsman of the Empire's largest chamber of commerce, what he saw and heard was too big.
However, just the next second he opened the letter, the middle-aged man in the wide robe suddenly changed his face.
The letter was not very much, only two words, but these two words were like a magic spell, and at once the man in the wide robe shook from his seat.
The broad-robed man ordered in a serious tone: "Bring him in immediately, and at the same time let the guards on all sides be strengthened, everyone must not come within 100 meters of this building without my approval, otherwise they will be killed!"
The president's sudden change in attitude also took the general affairs by surprise.
As the best merchant in the empire, it is rare for the general affairs to have such a drastic emotional change in his decades of work. It seems that things are not ordinary.
The general affairs did not dare to slack off, and hurriedly turned back to make arrangements.
About a quarter of an hour later, two members of the Chamber of Commerce in their thirties, under the leadership of the general affairs, walked on thin ice