As a result, when Group Leader Anzong heard these words, he actually adopted the jest of a suggestion.
He issued a notice overnight: given Henki’s obvious great strength, continuing to compete would clearly be a waste of ti. Therefore, Henki no longer needed to partake in the competition, and the champion would be decided among the remaining warriors.
Once this notice ca out, the first reaction of the warriors was not to oppose but to heave a sigh of relief. After all, facing Henki, they certainly couldn’t win, and outright forfeiting would be too embarrassing. Now that Henki was no longer competing, it was like giving ordinary people a chance.
Yes, in the eyes of most warriors, Henki could no longer be defined as an ordinary person.
This outco, however, filled Long Yi with surprise. Could it really work like this?
So tomorrow during the battle ti, he could only sit there and watch?
"It seems we’ve gone too far," Long Yi said sowhat helplessly as he lay in bed during the night, his rest ti. The Forgotten Ones were truly a strange race — extrely minuscule, yet their beds were incredibly large, large enough for them to lie down in armor. Long Yi wondered, could it possibly be comfortable to lie there in armor? At least for now, Long Yi was lying on the soft bed without his armor, and it was utterly comfortable. It’s just a pity that Elsa was in another room. Lately, many eyes were on Henki, and now Long Yi didn’t dare to get cozy with her.
"This is purely your own doing. Just sit obediently in the stands tomorrow and watch my performance!" Elsa said with a giggle.
"But today, I can already be certain that the Emperor must be the Divine Worm — he didn’t conceal that unique vibration of the Worms at all," Long Yi said.
"What should we do? Directly wipe out the Divine Worm?" Elsa asked.
"Killing the Worm won’t solve the problem fundantally; the race of The Forgotten Ones will always be a threat to the entire Plane," Long Yi replied.
"Wipe out the entire race?" Elsa asked subsequently.
"That’s too crude and simple," Long Yi shook his head.
"Oh, then what should we do?" Elsa inquired.
"The Elsa I rember in my mories was never such a fool! Speak! Are you a Shape-shifter? Where has my smart, clever, and adorable Elsa gone?" Long Yi said with a laugh.
"Your Elsa has been eaten by , hahahaha!" Elsa joined in the joking.
In fact, both Long Yi and Elsa were aware that this matter was far from easy to solve. Right now, they were just chatting on and off; neither was actually entertaining the idea of killing off the entire race. Not to ntion anything else, just the inner pressure alone would be unbearable.
"If it’s possible, maybe integrating them into the entire Plane could be a good thing," Elsa suddenly said.
"Actually, I share that thought, but I know almost nothing about this race. And I am also completely clueless about the entire Upper Plane, so I can’t exactly voice that suggestion," Long Yi said with a chuckle.
"The only reason races can coexist peacefully is if their power differences are not significant. Whether it’s the Human Realm, Lower Plane, Middle Plane, or Upper Plane, peace is impossible if the power gap is too wide," Elsa opined.
"Even if there’s no gap at all, there would still be conflicts. Just not conflicts severe enough to cause a sweeping event across the entire Plane," Long Yi remarked.
"So what you’re saying is, we need to fundantally change this race?" Elsa asked.
"Yes, even though it’s difficult, it’s worth a try," Long Yi replied.
"This might take so ti," Elsa said.
"No worries, we’re here already, aren’t we? And who knows when Ai Lin and the others will show up? I rember when I went to the Middle Plane; it was nearly a whole year before I caught up with them!" Long Yi comnted.
"Alright, then we can afford to be a bit more patient!"
"Yes, what’s the rush?"
"Ah, right, the Crystal Demon Empress Belle has also co to this Plane, but she went to another planet," Elsa suddenly ntioned.
"Huh?"
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