"Should I go back while you stand guard here?"
Li Tianming understood perfectly well that staying behind meant facing greater risks.
With him here, there was no need to gamble on the odds of enemies arriving. He only needed to ask Silver Dust.
Silver Dust told him that there were still quite a few people within a certain range nearby. If this World of Disorder Star Ruin truly caused a stir, it really could draw those people over.
"I have a better idea," Li Tianming said.
"What?" Mu Qingqing asked with a frown.
"Hurry back to the Zero Degree Star Prison and call for people. I'll guard this place—both the Disorder Neutron Star and the Grand Radiance," Li Tianming said.
"But what if someone gets drawn here while I'm gone? You could end up trying to attend to one thing and lose sight of another..." Mu Qingqing hesitated.
"You actually doubt my ability?" Li Tianming laughed.
"It's not that..." Mu Qingqing lowered her head, worry in her voice. "The main thing is, you're not the same as you were a hundred thousand years ago. You only have seniority on your side now. Don't be fooled by how the others in the World of Disorder still revere you when they're in the Zero Degree Star Prison. Once they come to this anti-universe battlefield and run into you, every last one of them will probably be pumped full of chicken blood, wanting to give you a beating so their names can go down through the ages."
"I know." Li Tianming looked outside. "But that's what makes it interesting. What's the point of a journey without challenges? Aren't they just a pack of chicken-blooded little mutts? One comes, I kill one."
Mu Qingqing burst out laughing. "Didn't you keep stressing that you were