The closer Meng Chao got to "Jackal" Kanus, the more he felt that Kanus was nothing like a High-Level Orc, but rather an Earthling wrapped in orc skin.
His way of thinking, his style of action, his schemes and intrigues—all of it gave Meng Chao a feeling that was both familiar and alien.
If Turan Civilization was still commanded by "Jackal" Kanus as it had been in his previous life, then Kanus would certainly see through the Earthlings' tricks. He would never meekly become a vassal of Dragon City Civilization. He might even go to every conceivable length to find Dragon City's weak points, then infiltrate, erode, and devour Dragon City Civilization in return, wouldn't he?
After all, Dragon City Civilization was not a solid block of iron.
The conflict between the Homeland Faction and the Colonization Faction, the conflict between the Crimson Dragon Army and the Nine Super Enterprises, the conflict between Transcendents and ordinary people, as well as the remnants of Monster Civilization that had yet to be wiped out—those Monsters in Human Skin hidden among the crowds, including Lü Siya, who had become the Jungle Banshee...
With "Jackal" Kanus' insight and methods, he would absolutely be able to seize upon these conflicts and engage in round after round of games with the people of Dragon City, Meng Chao included.
All things considered, compared to facing "Jackal" Kanus, Meng Chao would truly rather face "Destroyer's Horn" or "Raging Blade"—orc powerhouses who primarily let their fists do the talking.
Of course, that did not mean he absolutely had to kill "Jackal" Kanus.
If possible, whether it was the Wolf King, Tiger King, or Lion King, Meng Chao did not want to kill any of them—and it would be difficult to kill them anyway.
"Don't worry. I'm not arrogant enough