Dark Arrow

Tony's sudden words were not hard for Yinsen to understand.

After becoming a god, he had once again grown distant from the people around him.

Compared to Logan, who was often by Yinsen's side, Tony could not help worrying whether Yinsen had changed in some way.

When someone gained immense wealth, their personality and thoughts would undergo enormous changes. Yinsen had gone from human to god; that was many times more drastic than becoming rich overnight.

Once he confirmed that Yinsen had not changed and was still the "person" he knew, he unconsciously let out a sigh of relief.

Tony was not trying to judge anything, nor was he trying to "guide Yinsen back onto the right path." He was simply relieved.

"So, these techniques for using Cosmo... are you planning to...?"

"Maybe I'll recruit a lot of Warriors in the future? Or maybe they won't be needed. I'll take them out when I need them and toss them aside when I don't."

Tony did not think such behavior was wasteful. Mages and scientists alike had done plenty of wasteful things, and Tony, who was both, had taken that trait to the extreme. On top of that, he was a billionaire, making him even less restrained when it came to wasting things.

"Before that, we should first entertain this guest who suddenly decided to visit."

Yinsen and Tony had been chatting in the courtyard. A manor this large should have had plenty of staff, as well as a certain number of security personnel.

Yinsen's situation was rather special. The staff only came to work during the day, cleaning and preparing the three meals, then left once all their work was done.

As for security personnel, he had not hired a single one. Although many related companies in Star City had