A Warrior Undefeatable novel Chapter 2759

Yuven analyzed. After all, those who could ride the airship to Jipsdale were no ordinary people.

“Jared, you want to save the wyverns that are pulling the airship?”

Although Yuven had spoken in a low voice, Viola still heard him.

Jared nodded. He saw no reason to hide anything from Viola.

“Don't be ridiculous. These wyverns are extremely important to Stellaris Sect. It's impossible for you to save them here. If you save them, we might not be able to get out of Stellaris Sect. Although Stellaris Sect mainly focuses on business, they have numerous elite fighters in their ranks. Otherwise, outsiders would have schemed to attain Stellaris Sect's assets a long time ago,” Viola warned Jared.

“If we can't make a move here, then let's do it on our way. I have to save these wyverns!” Jared insisted.

Viola gazed at his determined expression for a moment. Although she did not know why Jared insisted on saving the wyverns, she decided to show him her support since he was adamant about it.

After all, a wife would go along with what the husband said. Now that Viola saw herself as Jared's woman, she was certainly going to support him in anything he wanted to do.

“In that case, we'll find a way to save them midway. We mustn't let these passengers find out about our plan to release the wyverns, or else they'll target us,” Viola said.

“Are these people all heading toward Jipsdale to attend the Alchemist Fair? They're not all alchemists, are they?”

Jared was perplexed. He thought that sects that focused on alchemy were a rare sight here, and yet, there were so many from this region heading toward Jipsdale.

“Not all of them are alchemists. Many are only heading there for entertainment and to find out if they can get their hands on some divine pills and miracle medicine. Some will even discuss collaborations with certain alchemical sects at the Alchemist Fair,” Viola explained.

Jared finally realized that not only was the Alchemist Fair a chance for alchemists to compare against each other, but it was also a way for the alchemists to market their products.