SSS rank Mother-In-Law to an Invincible Family - Chapter 208

Chapter 208: Initial Creation of the Special Force
In the Hall.

As the initial tension in the room settled, the six summoned warriors started to open up slightly.

This caused the family heads to approach them one by one, throwing in questions and probing them about their experience with “demons” in their own world.

This interest stemmed from many of them reading novels set in the Old World, and most wanted to know if this group was from one of those stories.

If their suspicions were true, that would imply two things: either the World’s Will created this group, or there are planets like this.

The silver-haired leader, Shen, spoke calmly to the gathered leaders, explaining how his team had been trained to handle evil cultivators.

“In our world, demons were much like your evil cultivators here. They lurked in the shadows, waiting for their plans to unfold.

Then, they surfaced. But from what I understand, the ‘evil cultivators’ in this world are still in an early phase, which is good because this is when they are the easiest to kill.”

This made Xu Qianghua’s clone perk up as he knew that in the old timeline, the evil cultivators had started to transform.

Still, at that time, all of them were taught that it was something that could only happen once, as it was the leader of the evil cultivators who had begun to transform.

At first, it was only his skin changing color, but slowly, his human figure started to change; this caused him to gain much higher defenses, making it hard to kill.

However, according to Shen, this is just the beginning stage, which might be true if both of them are the same.

If they are, they won’t get much chance against this six-person group, who have already mastered the ways to kill them.

With the Xu family in this world, Xu Qianghua will ensure nothing happens to it.

Meanwhile, the family heads patiently listened to Shen as he narrated the information about the demons from his world.

Many avid novel readers felt disappointed, as they had not heard of any novel with a setting like this.

However, they were not too disheartened, as this conclusion suggested there are other planets with life outside of theirs, which they looked forward to exploring.

Chen Zemin, who was observing the discussions from the main stand, waited until everyone had settled.

When the family heads finally backed away, he addressed the six warriors directly. His tone conveyed a sense of closeness as he tried his best to make it easier for the six to integrate.

“We’re grateful you agreed to help us. Here’s what we have in mind for the task force.”

He paused, allowing Shen and his team to focus fully. “We plan to create a special unit of cultivators dedicated solely to hunting down these evil practitioners.

Before we summoned you, we already made a plan to let only our clan members join for the first few years before the special unit is set up. We want to take them back after that.”

“We did this because we do not want any kind of corruption in this unit, as that would only make it easier for the evil cultivator spies to sneak in.”

This caused Shen and the other five to look at each other, slightly surprised, as they were preparing themselves for the unreasonable conditions these family heads would devise.

This was not the first time similar things had happened in their old world, causing forced creations to fall apart quickly.

The veteran demon hunters who were hired at high salaries lost a lot of money on this, with some even dying due to nepotism.

Although they were surprised, they did not dwell on it, knowing that things might change in the future, which they had to prepare for.

But for now, Shen accepted these conditions and glanced at his team before nodding. “We understand what you want to do and are willing to help.”

“As for the part about it being a secret, it is unnecessary, as the evil force will know about this sooner or later. Instead, we need to be high-profile to warn the people on the continent.

At the same time, we can recruit some well-known individuals, which will enhance the force’s image and be helpful in the future,” Shen said.

Chen Zemin, who heard this, nodded and then looked toward the family heads around him. “I propose we give Shen’s group the authority to lead the task force.

In addition, all of us will support this group as much as we can so they can grow faster and be able to deal with the evil cultivators who use the lives of others to improve themselves.

That is why we need to do our best. From what I saw, the leader of the evil organization has a cultivation level similar to ours; he has low talent.”

The family heads murmured in agreement, some nodding while others looked troubled but did not say anything.

They could see the value in having a strong, independent leader for the task force, especially if they wanted to minimize the influence of individual families—still, some held reservations.

One family head, a tall man with sharp eyes, raised a hand. “How do we know this group is trustworthy?” he asked, his tone cautious.

“We’ve only just met them, and while they seem genuine, we’re putting a lot of power in their hands.”

Shen, hearing this, looked at the tall man and nodded. He kept his expression calm while replying.

“Your caution is wise. But rest assured, we have no ties here and no desire for power. All we care about is stopping these evil cultivators.

The methods we use don’t rely on trust alone—they rely on action.”

Chen Zemin nodded, backing Shen’s words. “Exactly. Actions speak louder than anything else, and we need results.

Besides, if you’re worried, remember that we’ll still monitor the task force closely so that nothing goes wrong.”

This caused everyone in the room to nod as they all put away their concerns and instead came forward to build a good relationship with the six people.