"Get lost."
Looking at the godly gathering that had devolved into complete chaos, Loki sighed, then walked out of the room and saw Chen Luo leaning against a Sarkazm window, admiring Orario's scenery.
"Looks like everything went according to your plan. You've already piqued these gods' interest. Even if you said you didn't want to bring those Different World heroes to Orario now, they'd probably kick up a huge fuss." Loki said.
But all they could do was kick up a fuss. As long as the God-Beating Whip remained in Chen Luo's hands, no god would dare attack him.
Who the hell would dare mess with someone who dared play Caterpillar Ball?
"These gods are just a bunch of troublemakers who love watching things blow up. This reaction is perfectly normal."
"I can't help feeling that when you threatened me at the start, you'd already anticipated this outcome. This was your real goal, wasn't it? You really are a fine hands-off boss. You dumped the burden on us, and we still have to thank you for it." Loki said irritably.
But it was an open scheme. Either every god would be kicked off the server by Chen Luo, or they would all help Chen Luo raise heroes together.
"Now it's a win-win situation, isn't it?"
"But I still feel like you're plotting something bad. You definitely have some scheme in mind." Loki said with a frown.
"Nothing at all."
"You think I, the God of Mischief, would believe that?"
"Ummm... either believe me, or I throw you off Sarkazm. Pick one." Chen Luo said.
"Then I believe you." Loki surrendered without hesitation.
Simply saying that these gods were all a bunch of fun-loving weirdos didn't really paint a clear picture, but if one imagined every god as a group of