Constant Geen?
Lu Hong’s eyes flickered, then said to Qin Hong, "Take a trip and bring the Netherworld God here to ask Konstantin to co over."
Upon hearing this, Qin Hong said, "Master, perhaps you should go yourself. You can simulate the Space Law, move faster than any of us, and save ti."
Lu Hong pouted, discontented, "Hey, hey, are you getting bold enough not to listen to your master’s words anymore?"
"Not at all, I was just making a more reasonable suggestion, but if it must be , I will certainly do as you say." Qin Hong replied neither humble nor pushy.
Lu Hong waved his hand, "Fine, fine, I’ll do it myself, okay?"
Then Lu Hong left imdiately, heading to the gateway of the Hanqiu Mountain Realm.
Three days later, the continuously vomiting Konstantin was brought back by Lu Hong to the Hell Demon’s forward base.
"Who are you? What was so urgent that you had to drag out like this?" Konstantin first spewed out a large pile of the previous night’s food, then shouted at Lu Hong in dissatisfaction. Originally, Konstantin was in charge of the intelligence departnt of the Star Sky Alliance, but with the great war across the Nine Domains, which destroyed millions of lives and made the competitive relations among hostile forces cease completely—since everyone was dead, there were no resources or land left to contest—the utility of the intelligence departnt was greatly reduced. Now, the intelligence that truly needed investigation required crossing the heavens, and you want Konstantin to handle that? What a joke. Even a Heavenly God might not manage it well, and within the Star Sky Alliance, there’s essentially one job for each person, so Konstantin had no assignnts and could only eat and drink away his days with Duke Chen Hui, shedding tears while enjoying the high salaries and benefits distributed by the Star Sky Alliance and living a carefree life. If not for this calamity, rallying all forces, they likely wouldn’t have wanted to leave the Nine Domains at all.
Just now, as a still-drunken Konstantin was lifted in his sleep, endless Space Jumps ensued. Even with Lu Hong’s Divine Power shielding Konstantin’s body from the effects of the Space Jumps, the distance traversed still left Konstantin feeling unwell and constantly vomiting.
Lu Hong glanced at Konstantin and jokingly said, "You’ve vomited out all of last night’s food—should be clear-headed now, right?"
Konstantin looked up, fixed his gaze, and exclaid, "Why is it you? What do you need from ?"
Konstantin now was only at the early stage of the third transformation. Honestly, in this calamity, not even strong enough to be cannon fodder, Konstantin couldn’t imagine what role he had in this war at all.
"We’ve encountered an opponent, and we need your consultation." If anyone was familiar with the predecessors of the Constant family, it would certainly be the current heir of the Constant family.
"Who?" Konstantin was even more puzzled, after all, he spent his days indulging and had no idea of the origins or the end of this calamity.
"Constant II, your ancestor Vorgaan."
Upon hearing Lu Hong’s answer, Konstantin sprang up from the ground: "Ancestor? How can this be? He’s been dead for a million years, hasn’t he?! Could it be that he’s not dead, but hiding in Hanqiu Mountain Realm?"
"No, don’t you understand the current situation?" Lu Hong explained to Konstantin again, not particularly pleased, but this finally allowed Konstantin to understand.
"So, you’re dealing with the second-generation ancestor of the Constant family?"
Lu Hong nodded, "Co with , share all that you know about Geen, and during the upcoming battle against your ancestor, act as a consultant, since you should be the one most familiar with him."
Hearing this, Konstantin recalled his understanding of Constant Geen, and his eyebrows knit tightly.
Lu Hong led Konstantin into the main headquarters tent, where Archimonde and Liesuotus were digesting and absorbing the soul power from the death of the Heaven-devouring Earthworm, enhancing their own strength.
Hearing Lu Hong’s entrance, they both opened their eyes.
"I brought in an expert knowledgeable about Constant Geen, listen to his opinion," Lu Hong said.
Upon hearing this, the two focused their gaze on Konstantin behind Lu Hong.
Archimonde and Liesuotus were both top-tier Main Gods. Even without exerting any pressure, rely the gaze of a Main God made the barely early stage third transformation Konstantin nearly collapse ntally. Fortunately, Lu Hong reacted swiftly, providing protection, otherwise, Konstantin might have perished before he even spoke, purely from their demon lord stares.
"You two, ease up a bit, or don’t look at him; he can’t withstand it," Lu Hong remarked, a bit helpless since Konstantin’s strength was too weak.
"Oh!" Liesuotus and Archimonde responded, turning their heads to listen to Konstantin with their ears instead.
Konstantin steadied himself, then began, "Constant Geen is a legendary emperor written in bold in the history of the Constant family, and remains without a definitive evaluation. When he founded his empire, the Human Race’s situation was still quite challenging—essentially surviving in the cracks—and in the hands of the second-generation Geen, the Human Race began to expand its territory. As a Human Race Great Emperor, Geen would do anything beneficial to the Human Race regardless of consequences. If sacrificing a thousand ordinary Human Race soldiers could exchange for resources to elevate a thousand Human Race warriors, Geen would execute it without hesitation. Anything overwhelmingly beneficial to the Human Race would not be deterred by anyone’s dissuasion, with absolute decision-making power alone. Although there were nurous complaints within the Human Race back then, he focused resources on the Human Race’s top warriors, which earned him strong support from these powerful figures. Otherwise, this emperor might have been overthrown from power much earlier. Any cruel and scheming thod was within the Emperor’s grasp, unbothered by dignity or face. Cunning and ruthless are the most fitting descriptors. Yet despite this, during the course of the Human Race Empire from his reign till his passing, its territory expanded at least twice over, and many robust powers erged under him, laying a solid foundation for the Human Race’s future rise. There’s been discussion regarding conferring a title upon Emperor Geen posthumously, but a definite characterization has never been settled. In terms of accomplishnts, Geen’s achievents overshadow the Human Race over the millennia, but in bloodiness, this Human Race Emperor also slaughtered at least over a hundred thousand Human Race civilians, those who opposed his tyrannical rule. Thus, Emperor Geen is an extraordinarily unique ruler in Human history, and in facing him, the most crucial trait to guard against is his cunning and tricky warfare strategies."
After listening to Konstantin’s recounting, the trio in the tent grasped the keyword: cunning, a cunning opponent is tough to deal with, particularly if he aligns with those revived powerful souls, making the upcoming war even more challenging.
After contemplating a mont, Lu Hong said, "For now, let’s continue wiping out the surrounding Undead and await their first attack. Also, send out all available Scouts; if they are detected, I will have Qin Hong and Kaisi eliminate them directly."
This was a war; ultimately for victory’s sake, though having Titans handle the low-level grunts might seem disgraceful publicly, there could be no chances given to such a cunning individual, lest we annoy ourselves.
Hearing this, Archimonde also nodded in agreent: "Indeed, the Undead Heavenly Calamity’s numbers are vast, and if they resort to strategizing, my Hell Demons without much brains surely can’t withstand it."
Saying this, Archimonde glanced toward Liesuotus.
Feeling Archimonde’s gaze, Liesuotus imdiately slapped the table, dissatisfied: "Who are you calling brainless? Clear it up if you have the guts!"
To this, Archimonde chuckled coldly: "You know well enough."
What the...?!
Liesuotus was speechless, seemingly Archimonde wasn’t content unless he berated him at least a few tis a day?
Nonetheless, Liesuotus understood he couldn’t win an argunt with Archimonde; having encountered this often, naturally, he ca to know so.
Lu Hong turned to Konstantin and said, "I’ll find you a place to stay. As for food, I’ll see about getting so for you, you temporarily stay here. Once we settle Geen, I’ll send you back."
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