"You truly are generous."
Seeing the insectfolk leader actually send his own subordinates to their deaths to accelerate the birth of corruption, Ashes Guide was delighted and offered heartfelt praise.
The insectfolk leader did not respond. Instead, he turned to look at White Can beside him.
"You'd better make a wise choice."
The insectfolk leader's voice was cold, carrying a faint threat.
Though White Can's expression was unreadable, there was no need to guess that his emotions were in turmoil.
The insectfolk leader had already ordered his own subordinates to die. If he still failed to show anything, the other party would likely do something with Ashes Guide----
After weighing it for a moment, White Can made his choice and gave an order to a Purple Jar Fallen Fire User behind him.
Before long, several weak Fallen Fire Users became expendable pawns and were driven toward the corruption being nurtured.
Although many of them remained wooden and unresponsive, some Fallen Fire Users with stronger self-awareness cried out in terror.
"No! Madam, you can't do this! I have been utterly loyal to the Fallen Fire Will!"
"You promised us! You promised that as long as we pledged ourselves to the Fallen Fire Will, we would qualify to enter the new world!"
Clearly, this was Feral Fire that Fallen Fire Twilight had recruited midway through, not a Fallen Fire User born within Fallen Fire Twilight.
Faced with the Purple Jar Fallen Fire User driving him forward, he panicked and instinctively struggled, fearing corruption and death as he laid bare his pathetic appearance.
Naturally, Ashes Guide and the insectfolk leader witnessed it all.
"Ah----embracing Ashes is a good thing. Why resist it so fiercely?"
"Tsk tsk, how embarrassing----"
Ashes Guide clicked his tongue. He appeared to be mocking that Fallen Fire User, but