081, Transition

R'lyeh's starry sky was void itself. Occasionally, shadows could be seen drifting through that empty curtain of night above—Great Ones prowling through the void, or perhaps beasts.

Changge Mufeng did not say much upon arriving, but his reminder indirectly revealed his stance.

As mentioned before, The Collector was a very united organization, yet also a loose one due to its members' interests. Unlike the Collector Consortium, which was merely a side business founded by several Collectors who enjoyed commerce and money.

Aside from those few who had become relatively well-known through business, information on most of the others was rarely seen.

That was actually quite normal, since most top-tier powerhouses had ways to conceal their information.

Yet today, Changge Mufeng had said quite a bit more, allowing Rimuru to glimpse a little more of this race.

For example, the commission Rimuru had taken this time.

The Collectors involved came from a small internal group known as the Civilization Destruction Enthusiasts.

It was worth mentioning that Changge Mufeng was actually a member of that group as well, though Rimuru did not know it.

The Collectors in this group had more or less earned brutal reputations in the void. Whether through commissions or their own actions, they tended toward exterminating entire civilizations. Mu Feng went without saying—he was an extreme void supremacist. He looked down on any race or person unrelated to the void and was brutal enough to wipe them out with a casual gesture.

And now, perhaps because Rimuru was essentially a member of the void as well, or perhaps for another reason, he had bluntly told Rimuru that if he insisted on this operation, his nominal younger sister might personally intervene—

She was a conqueror who particularly enjoyed starting civilization-wide wars over the hatred of the weak, then carrying