SSS rank Mother-In-Law to an Invincible Family - Chapter 430

Chapter 430: Be Ready To Move
“I’ll limit the sessions,” she added. “Shorter time, more focused. That way, they can’t trace it back.”

“Smart,” Xu Qianghua said. “Do what you need to do. And if you ever feel it’s too dangerous, stop. Your safety comes first.”

Lin Yue nodded without saying much, but her eyes softened a little.

An Zhihao gave a thumbs up. “And I’ll make sure she doesn’t overdo it.”

Xu Qianghua stood up and walked over to the large map on the wall. He picked up a marker and began circling some of the zones based on Lin Yue’s report.

“These areas will need the most attention. If the beasts are really shifting to attack our resource points, we can’t leave those spots open.”

He paused for a second, then said, “But we need to do this quietly. If the beast faction realizes we know, they’ll change direction again.”

An Zhihao raised an eyebrow. “So, a stealth deployment?”

“Exactly,” Xu Qianghua nodded. “Small teams, strong enough to handle pressure, but quiet enough not to attract attention.”

Lin Yue looked at the map. “I’ll share the updated target zones with Yan Yuehua. She can deploy the Shadow Army units without leaving a trace. They’re the best at moving quietly.”

“I’ll check with Liu Meiying and Bai Lingyun,” An Zhihao added. “They’ve already got patrol units around the border zones. If we shift a few of those toward these resource areas, it won’t raise too many questions.”

“Good,” Xu Qianghua nodded. “Let them take the lead on troop movements. And make sure no one uses the main transport formations. I want this to feel like business as usual.”

“I’ll handle the communications,” Lin Yue said. “We’ll make it look like regular rotation orders.”

“And I’ll help sneak in a few booby traps while we’re at it,” An Zhihao said, stretching her arms. “Low effort, high damage, my specialty.”

Xu Qianghua smirked. “Make sure they don’t blow up the area before the enemy even shows up.”

“Don’t worry,” she grinned. “I’m way more careful than I used to be.”

“I’ll believe that when I see it,” Lin Yue muttered.

Xu Qianghua chuckled and turned back to the strategic board.

He started arranging tokens on the map, marking the most vulnerable areas—northeast, western hills, and the northern mountain ridge.

“These are the three zones most likely to be hit first. We’ll assign support units to each. I’ll talk to Yan Yuehua and have her pick the best Shadows to work as eyes and ears.”

“For main force support, let’s recommend Elder Xu Wenli for the northeast, Elder Xu Muhan for the west, and Elder Xu Ruyin for the northern ridge,” Lin Yue suggested.

“They’re all experienced and can blend in without drawing attention.”

“I agree,” Xu Qianghua said. “I’ll send the plan to Liu Meiying and Bai Lingyun. They’ll handle the unit placements under those elders.”

An Zhihao leaned over the table. “So basically, we’re setting up invisible defense lines. Smart.”

Xu Qianghua nodded. “We’ll let the enemy think they’re making progress. The moment they commit, we cut them off and clean up.”

“Can’t wait to see their faces when their sneak attack fails,” An Zhihao grinned.

Lin Yue looked at Xu Qianghua. “There’s one more thing. The psychic beast knows someone is watching. Not exactly who, but it’s being cautious.”

“Then we’ll be cautious, too,” Xu Qianghua said. “This doesn’t change our plan. It just means we move a little faster.”

He walked over to the long table and picked up a communication jade slip.

“We also need to notify the top families in the other continents,” he added. “The Southern Continent is already informed, but the others haven’t been warned yet.”

He activated the slip and began speaking clearly, “This is Xu Qianghua from the Xu family in the Central Continent. I am sending this urgent message to the top families of the Western, Northern, and Eastern Continents.”

He paused for a second to make sure the link was active, then continued, “We have confirmed through our Oracle monitoring that the beast faction is now operating with a clear strategy.

A psychic beast is leading them, and they are using a massive turtle as a mobile base of operations.”

Lin Yue handed him the jade slip copy she prepared earlier.

“They’re no longer attacking cities. Their focus has shifted to high-value resource zones—spirit veins, mines, and cultivation fields.

We’ve attached a full report outlining everything we’ve gathered.”

He lowered the slip slightly, then added, “Please act carefully. Avoid large movements that might alert them.

Deploy defensive teams to your key areas and begin monitoring for any shifts in beast activity. We suspect they are still testing our responses.”

After finishing the message, Xu Qianghua sealed the slip and placed it in the transmission box.

An Zhihao tapped the table lightly. “You think they’ll actually listen?”

“If they don’t, they’ll feel it soon enough,” he replied. “But at least we gave them a heads-up.”

Lin Yue spoke quietly. “They’ll listen. Maybe not all at once, but once they confirm our findings, they’ll have no choice.”

Just then, a maid stepped quietly into the room.

Xu Qianghua looked at her. “Send orders to the special units. Have them start preparing quietly.

No movements yet—just readiness. I want everything packed and ready to deploy without alerting anyone.”

“Yes, Patriarch,” the maid said with a bow.

“And also, call Yan Yuehua, Liu Meiying, and Bai Lingyun here,” he added. “We’re going to need all three of them to plan the next steps. Make it clear this is urgent.”

The maid nodded quickly and left the room.

Xu Qianghua turned back to Lin Yue and An Zhihao. “We’ll sit down with them and map this out.

I’ll handle the strategy. But the three of them will make sure it all moves exactly the way we need it to.”

“They’ll know what to do,” Lin Yue agreed.

“They’ve been running things longer than I’ve been setting traps,” An Zhihao added with a grin.

Xu Qianghua smirked. “Then let’s get this plan solid before the beast faction makes their next move.”

Outside the window, the subspace remained calm on the surface—but the gears of preparation had already started turning.