Chapter 993 Let’s capture Catherine alive!

Chapter 993: 993 Let’s capture Catherine alive!

Lu Ming leered as he lifted Yang Yuhuan into his arms. The 140-pound weight felt weightless in his hands.

Her beautiful legs draped over his arms, her stockings torn, revealing her delicate white toes, covered in bite marks.

Her toes were bright red, reeking of saliva.

Her ten toes were spread wide, the pleasure in her body never ceasing, a constant, convulsive ecstasy that made her eyes roll back, her mind reeling!

*Slap slap slap*, the tender flesh wrapped around his penis, from base to glans. The cervix at the tip, like a sweet little mouth, gripped the glans, wriggling and sucking it towards her uterus.

The strange, throbbing pleasure sent waves of ecstasy through her, making every pore on her body open in a frenzy.

Lu Ming let out a muffled groan, thrusting his penis deep inside her once more.

His penis swelled to its maximum size, enveloped by her tight, fleshy opening.

Thick semen gushed out in waves.

Pop!

After ejaculating, he pulled out, some semen spraying onto her belly. Her swollen, red vulva was now red, her beautiful legs dangling in an M-shape over the edge of a mahjong table... A small opening remained of her pink vagina, tightly closed from prolonged sexual activity, with a few drops of thick, white semen clinging to it.

This scene looked utterly lewd, like the aftermath of intense sexual activity.

The so-called military expedition was merely a prelude, escorting the delegation while marching.

A war was inevitable, especially since the main force of the Russian Empire was in the west.

The Russian Empire later became Tsarist Russia, and Siberia was still under Hunnic control. Therefore, at this time, the Rakshasa Kingdom was still located in Eastern Europe, just above the Roman Empire and the Kushan Empire.

If previously it might have been thought to be mere angry talk, then His Majesty’s personal inspection of the Ministry of Works and the Ministry of War, and his subsequent designation of plans, meant it was no longer just angry talk, but a clear indication that war was imminent!

Although there was continuous fighting outside the Jade Gate Pass, soldiers were rotated approximately every two years.

The entire Qin Kingdom was also developing rapidly, and the resources and slaves plundered could be used for even more dangerous tasks.

Mining was extremely risky; with insufficient technology, many lives would be sacrificed.

Almost all the strategists were summoned and gathered at the Ministry of War.

Before them was a vast map—a world map!

On this map, one could see the vastness of the Qin Kingdom, as well as the conquered Goguryeo and Japan.

Further to the east lay the boundless sea.

That was currently inaccessible; it was simply unreachable.

Therefore, everyone’s attention turned to the west. Beyond the Jade Gate Pass lay the Western Regions, and beyond that lay a vast land known as the Middle East.

Beyond Jiaozhou lay a region considered barbaric, encompassing present-day Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand.

These places were suitable for agriculture and also for colonization.

Myanmar possessed abundant jade mines, but its predominantly jungle and mountainous terrain made it unsuitable for growing crops.

These areas were teeming with venomous snakes and insects; a single bite could be fatal.

Therefore, even with the prospect of territorial expansion, this region held no interest.

This region possessed natural forests, and Lu Ming’s plan was to cut down trees for firewood and gradually conquer it.

Destroying the environment would eliminate the so-called venomous insects; he could simply grind them all to ashes, cover them with cement, and transform them into a steel jungle.

The south posed no significant threat, so the desire to attack was not strong. They would fight if possible, and if not, they would proceed cautiously.

"Your Majesty, how was this map drawn?"

Xu Shu asked a question of great concern: the map depicted such a vast area, could there be any inaccuracies?

"This is a rough outline. The distribution of towns within it still requires detailed reconnaissance.

Remember the hot air balloon?

That was used for reconnaissance.

It was also very risky, easily pierced by arrows.

It needs improvement. Gentlemen, take a good look and present me with a satisfactory strategy."

Lu Ming spoke modestly, but his expression revealed immense pride.

The invention of the hot air balloon was a symbol of a revolutionary era; being able to fly naturally allowed for a much farther view.

It was also convenient for movement, but this was fundamental. The higher it flew, the more susceptible it was to wind interference, easily deviating from its destination.

Airships were still under development; the model had been made, but it still needed time.

Currently, hot air balloons were exclusively used by the Ministry of Works for rapid and efficient movement.

The Ministry of Works was responsible for many things, including riverbank maintenance, palace construction, and the manufacture and invention of weaponry.

Even the army hadn’t adopted them.

Because hot air balloons weren’t actually that safe.

Xu Shu was itching to try them out. It seemed he needed to visit the Ministry of Works more often. If they had these hot air balloons, the army’s tactics could become much more diverse! Those black powder bombs...

If they flew hot air balloons high enough and then dropped them, wouldn’t they be able to behead the enemy on the spot?

Even if they couldn’t behead them, they could scare them away.

And if the commander fled, how could the lower-ranking troops continue fighting without leadership?

Obviously not. Wouldn’t that mean subduing the enemy without a fight?

His daughter had grown up.

He could entrust the Qin state to his daughter temporarily.

Even if it meant suffering a small loss.

An emperor can lose many times, but a cunning minister, if he loses even once, will lose everything, including his life.

Unlike the others, Tian Feng didn’t find the hot air balloon anything new.

He simply focused his attention on the map. Although rudimentary, the desert was still marked.

After a brief glance, he began to think and organize his thoughts.

Lu Ming wasn’t in a hurry; it would still take several years before the actual attack.

Besides, he was also curious whether there were any beauties in the Russian Empire.

The legendary Catherine?

If he had the chance, having this female emperor, this female tsar, riding beneath him would certainly be very interesting and fulfilling!

Those present were all top strategists; even Sima Yi had infiltrated.

Lu Ming didn’t see Sima Yi as a threat.

If the people under his command rebel, it only shows that the emperor is too weak.

Furthermore, the first three generations of the Cao family were actually quite capable, suppressing Sima Yi completely.

It was only the fourth generation that failed, giving him an opportunity, which led to the usurpation.

By then, Sima Yi was already dead, so he was no longer a threat. Even if he were a hungry wolf, he would be thoroughly enslaved!