Chapter 2760 HijackAs the airship flew toward Jipsdale, many people began flocking to the sides to look outside, for it was
their first time on board an airship.
Even Jared and the Three Bandits were constantly looking out through the windows.
In no time, the airship was out of Stellaris Sect's territory. By then, Jared could no longer sit still. As he
watched the wyverns struggle to pull the airships, the anger in him intensified.
Just as he was about to rise to his feet, Viola stopped him. She gave him a look, signaling him to stay
put.
“The three of you will sneak into the front cabin to release the wyverns,” she said to the Three Bandits.
The Three Bandits froze. They did not know why Viola had tasked them with this, but Jared had their
bodily spirit, so they had no choice but to heed her words.
The trio stood up and ambled toward the front section. Many passengers had their eyes close, either
cultivating or resting. None were paying attention to where the Three Bandits were heading to.
At that moment, the airship was moving steadily, and a few of Stellaris Sect's members had gathered to
chat.
Quietly, the Three Bandits sneaked to the front of the airship. While no one was paying attention to
them, they teleported to the front cabin.
There were three Stellaris Sect members who were watching the three wyverns fly. Any time either ofnovelbinthe wyverns slowed down, the Stellaris Sect members would whip it.
The Three Bandits did not alert the Stellaris Sect members to their presence, however. While the
Stellaris Sect members were engrossed in their work, the Three Bandits had sneaked up on them.
In one swift motion, the trio killed the three Stellaris Sect members. They were ruthless individuals,
showing no hesitation when they took the other three men's lives.
Once those three Stellaris Sect members were dealt with, the Three Bandits stepped forward and saw
the arm-thick iron chains restraining the three wyverns.
“We'll have to break these chains to release the wyverns,” Juan said to Crixus.
“Then that's our plan.”
Crixus took out his sword and start hacking the chains.
Clang!
The moment steel met steel, sparks flew, and Crixus was sent flying back.
The chains remained intact.
Then, ripples began manifesting on the surface of the chains.
“What the heck? They even cast an arcane array on the chains! What are we going to do now?”
Salazar cursed after briefly studying the chains. The trio was stumped, their eyes fixed on their source of trouble.
Crixus stood up, glanced at the glimmering chains, and said, “I think we'll have to ask Mr. Chance
about this. Neither of us can break this.”
The three of them quickly left the front cabin, but their movement still went unnoticed by the others.
However, there were two elderly individuals, a man and a woman, as still as statues in the corner of the
airship. Their eyes were closed, but the looks on their faces were stiff.
“Do we do it now?” the elderly woman asked the elderly man.
The elderly man shook his head. “Not yet. Let's see what they're up to next. They wouldn't dare attempt
to hijack the airship with their current abilities.”
There were over a hundred people onboard. Given the skills of the Three Bandits, of course, they
wouldn't dare to hijack the airship.
The elderly woman fell silent. Her eyes were still closed, but she continued spying on the Three Bandits
with her spiritual sense.
Once the Three Bandits approached Jared, Crixus whispered, “Mr. Chance, the wyverns are chained
up with an arcane array cast on the chains. We can't break it.”
Jared stood up, wanting to head to the front cabin with the Three Bandits. However, right as he got up, he furrowed his brows and snapped his head in the direction of the two
elderly individuals.
“Mr. Chance, what's the matter?” Crixus asked.
“Oh, it's nothing,” Jared said, then had the Three Bandits lead the way.