Summon Of The Sword novel Chapter 1765

Lowich was dead. The Seven Star Sword that Lowich was holding also broke in half.

The 20-million-dollar sword was like a piece of tofu before the Guardian Sword.

"Bury him." Sean ordered.

"Yes!"

Several city defense soldiers dismounted their horses and quickly buried Lowich in a hole in the ground, using the wilderness survival tools they had brought.

Without a tombstone nor marker, no one would know that the bodyguard of the mayor of Crosac's second daughter was buried here. Lowich was destined to be forgotten for his stupidity.

About half an hour was wasted after this little episode. However, that was about it. The diplomatic convoy was back in Dorodo before dark.

Their return was greeted with fanfare. The reception for the diplomatic convoy lasted until midnight. Besides, the entire Dorodo celebrated it. It took several days for the holiday-like atmosphere to dissipate.

At the same time, all the information contained in the third ancient bronze sword fragment was revealed.

Three pieces of the ancient bronze sword were combined into one complete weapon.

By scanning with the machine, Sean got the map of the secret warehouse in Silver City and the digital passcode of the secret warehouse.

Sean quickly handed the information to Dragon Kingdom's army.

It was none other than Hanson who handled it.

Sean trusted Hanson more than anyone else in the current army, and Sean could not trust any others. However, this matter was so important that it was likely to take some time before the higher-ups reached a decision.

He thought for a moment and said, "Commander, I know you're not interested, so I have turned them down for you."

"Yeah, do as you like. I might as well get some rest if I have time to attend a ball," Sean said with a smile.

In the evening, Sean did not attend Dr. Wosh's daughter's birthday ball but strolled in the streets of Dorodo alone.

Dorodo was indeed less prosperous than Crosac, but it was a city managed by Dragon Kingdom. It had better security, and the residents here were happier.

Most people walking on the street were couples or a family of three, and the single young men and women he saw occasionally were all smiling.

One could not see that in Crosac.

"Cotton candy... Get your cotton candy... Three dollars a stick. Five dollars for two, and ten dollars for five...