Chapter 128: A Starved Camel is Still Bigger than a Horse

"Canglan."

Sieg suddenly spoke up.

"We won't be dividing the spoils of war this time."

"That's right," Bullock added, nodding repeatedly.

Canglan deserved almost all the credit for taking down the five consuls. The two of them had barely contributed, so how could they have the audacity to ask for a share of the loot?

Anton glanced at the two of them and didn't stand on ceremony, giving a slight nod.

"Then I thank you."

Smiles appeared on Sieg and Bullock's faces.

For them, forgoing this batch of loot to get on Canglan's good side was a deal with no downsides.

Given the strength Canglan had displayed today, he was likely unrivaled by anyone below the Legend rank in the entire Eldron Plain.

For a figure like him, reaching the Legend rank in the future was practically a certainty.

Building a good relationship with such an expert ahead of time was more valuable than any rare resource.