"Settle your scores and grievances. He's yours. Honestly, I'm quite disappointed in him."
Chen Mu glanced at Kang, who still seemed to want to say something, then waved a hand, too lazy to listen any further, and spoke to Sylvie beside him.
Upon hearing Chen Mu's words, Sylvie's face lit up with excitement. She drew her dagger and slowly walked toward Kang.
She had originally lived carefree in her own world as the princess of Asgard. Then one day, people from the Time Variance Authority appeared and took her from her original world. From the very beginning, they had wanted to reset her—that was, send her to this world and leave her to fend for herself, turning her life into a complete mess.
Fortunately, Sylvie escaped, but her life had hardly improved. She had to face the Time Variance Authority's pursuit and hide every day. This filled Sylvie with hatred for the Time Variance Authority, and all she had ever wanted was to destroy it.
And now, she finally had the chance to eliminate the person behind the Time Variance Authority. Sylvie was incredibly excited.
"That works too. At the very least, it returns to the script I originally laid out."
Faced with Sylvie's murderous intent, Kang remained utterly calm. A chair appeared behind him, and he sat down peacefully. Watching Sylvie with interest, he continued, "Are you sure? Once you do this, you'll plunge every world into danger."
"Hmph, don't spout nonsense to confuse people."
For someone consumed by hatred, Kang's simple words could not possibly persuade her so easily. Holding her dagger, Sylvie stabbed it straight into Kang's chest without hesitation.
"Cough, cough. If that's the case, then we'll meet again soon."
Even in the face of a fatal blow, Kang wore a meaningful smile.
For Kang, he