Chapter 1772: Chapter 1772: How Could a Woman Like Her Compare to Me?
The Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas looked coldly at Maggie Fitzgerald, saying calmly, "That’s also a matter for the Southern Alliance, it has nothing to do with your Eastern Alliance."
Maggie Fitzgerald smiled charmingly, her red robe swaying lightly, "Yes, it indeed has nothing to do with me, but with such a big issue arising, you should at least say something. Although our Heavenly Alliance is powerful, being suddenly disrupted like this is quite humiliating."
Before the Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas could respond, Maggie Fitzgerald suddenly had a look of sudden realization, "Oh, I forgot, you and the Alliance Hierarch are old friends, the Hierarch views you differently. Even if the Southern Alliance suffers losses, he certainly won’t blame you. Ah, different people have different fates. If the Eastern Alliance suffered the same blow, I’m afraid I wouldn’t even have my little life. On this point, I truly envy you."
The Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas stared coldly at Maggie Fitzgerald for a few seconds, then directly turned around, facing the formation where Carson Flores was cultivating, no longer looking at Maggie Fitzgerald.
She had nothing to say to her.
In terms of status, she is the White Cloth Blood Envoy, responsible for the Southern Alliance on the Heavenly Profound Continent, while Maggie Fitzgerald is the Red-robed Blood Envoy, responsible for the Eastern Alliance on the Heavenly Profound Continent, with equal status; hence, she could mock the Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas without restraint.
Most importantly, part of what she said was true, leaving the Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas without a suitable way to refute it. After all, the issue of the Hierarch taking special care of her was known to all the senior members of the Heavenly Alliance.
She didn’t really care about this special treatment; she didn’t even want to join the Heavenly Alliance, but her and his backgrounds left him with no choice.
Maggie Fitzgerald saw this reaction from the Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas and laughed softly, a hint of pride flashing in her eyes.
She also had some special relationship with the Heavenly Alliance Hierarch, and therefore, she was rather envious of the Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas because the Hierarch was particularly lenient and cared a lot for her.
As a woman, who doesn’t want to have unrivaled charm, with men bowing beneath their skirts?
Maggie Fitzgerald somewhat had such thoughts, and it seemed there were some signs, but clearly, in the eyes of the Heavenly Alliance Hierarch, her status couldn’t compare to that of the Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas.
Maggie Fitzgerald naturally knew that the Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas and the Hierarch were both from the High Immortal Realm, with a significant historical connection, a point she couldn’t compare with, but she considered herself much more charming than the Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas.
No doubt the Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas had a full bust and long legs, but didn’t she have the same?
Did her face have any of the feminine allure?
She was just like a man; how could she be compared to herself?
Who knows what the Hierarch was thinking, how could he be so persistently fixated on such a woman?
Wasn’t she better looking, more charming?
Hmph, men!
Isn’t it just a desire to conquer?
Perhaps if sometime the Immortal Monarch of the Four Seas agreed to the Hierarch, let the Hierarch have her, he might not care at all anymore, right?
Such a woman, once in bed, what’s the point?
Maggie Fitzgerald turned her gaze onto the Mountain Lord’s face, smiling sweetly, "Mountain Lord, long time no see!"
The Mountain Lord smiled, "Fellow Daoist Maggie, what brought you here personally?"
Maggie Fitzgerald chuckled, "Isn’t it the time for us to deliver the goods? I value this batch of Wild Blood Gu you prepared very much, and since I recently had free time, I decided to come in person."
The Mountain Lord replied, "The Wild Blood Gu you ordered are ready for delivery at any time."
Maggie Fitzgerald smiled and praised, "Mountain Lord, you are indeed trustworthy. I’ve brought what you wanted; may our cooperation be pleasant."
The Mountain Lord nodded, then curiously asked, "As far as I know, you already had quite a number of Wild Blood Gu before. Why are you ordering more from me privately?"
Maggie Fitzgerald’s eyes flashed with some shadow, "I’ve recently lost some manpower, though not enough to injure the vitality, but now the situation has become more severe. If I don’t want to repeat the same fate as the Southern Alliance, I must enhance the strength of my Eastern Alliance even more, so I need more Wild Blood Gu."
The Mountain Lord nodded, "Alright, your matters I won’t concern myself with. After all, I’m just an outsider raising Gu, whoever provides me with sufficient value, I will help. You are straightforward, our cooperation is pleasant."
Maggie Fitzgerald giggled sweetly, "That’s a must. I never mind paying the price because I know every effort will eventually bring more returns."
The Mountain Lord nodded, "Wait a moment."
The Mountain Lord turned and left, returning half an hour later, handing a Space Ring to Maggie Fitzgerald.
"The Wild Blood Gu you asked for are all inside."
Maggie Fitzgerald took it, scanned it with her Divine Sense, and her eyes revealed surprise. With this batch of Wild Blood Gu, she could control more people and enhance the strength of the Eastern Alliance.
With the grand opening of the Heavenly Alliance imminent, once it appears, major branches will naturally follow suit, and she doesn’t want her Eastern Alliance to be too weak, nor does she want it to be the weakest.
If she’s the weakest, she will certainly be listed by the Celestial Palace as the primary target, not to mention her feud with Alfred Weaver.
She must become stronger!
Just under one, over ten thousand.
Maggie Fitzgerald handed a Space Ring to the Mountain Lord, "Here’s the payment..."
"Boom!"
Before Maggie Fitzgerald could finish her words, the formation nearby erupted in a dazzling white light, shooting straight into the sky, as a figure floated up within the formation.