His ambition was truly enormous.
He actually wanted to bind together all of me from every parallel spacetime.
I smiled. "Are you sure all the counterparts would be willing to join your so-called cooperative team?"
"Of course not. Although we are counterparts, we all have individual differences. Not everyone can see things clearly, right? So I welcome everyone willing to join, but even if they are unwilling, I do not want us to become enemies. I can treat friends sincerely and courteously, but when it comes to enemies, my methods have always been direct and forceful."
As he spoke, a vicious glint flashed through his eyes. His teeth clenched, and his face darkened frighteningly.
"So anyone unwilling to form an alliance with you is your enemy? Does that include my younger self as well?" My expression turned ugly too.
The moment he heard that, his expression changed. "What are you talking about? I said that even if they are unwilling to join, I do not want us to become enemies. They do not have to join, but they cannot stand in my way or become stumbling blocks."
Without waiting for me to say more, he continued, "How about this? I'll have someone take you to see him. I also hope you can persuade him."
I said nothing.
But I disliked their use of the word "persuade."
After all, even I had not considered cooperating with them.
And how could I fail to see his ambition? This so-called cooperation was like seeking a tiger's skin. If such cooperation really achieved a good result or reached its goal, I believed he would definitely find ways to deal with his former partners.
After all, only one person could truly hold the power to speak.
A woman soon stepped forward and led me toward