Thinking this, Qiu Tu could not help but analyze the situation carefully.
He had originally assumed that Yao Qin, Tang Lang, and Star Founder God King were all of one mind. That was why he had treated all three as hypothetical enemies.
But now, it seemed that the relationship between the three was not unbreakable.
The clearest example was Yao Qin and Star Founder God King. They were obviously using each other while remaining wary of one another.
That represented something very important: their interests were not aligned.
So, theoretically, as long as Qiu Tu could find where their interests diverged, he could defeat them one by one—or even turn them against each other.
With that thought, Qiu Tu began analyzing the relationship between the two.
Star Founder God King clearly wanted a disposable worker who would labor for him for free. So he did not care whether Yao Qin lived or died, so long as she did everything possible to secure benefits for him.
Yao Qin, by comparison, needed a force that could protect her.
Her core desire was to use Star Founder God King's protection and influence to rapidly increase her own strength.
And for a God King to increase their strength, there was only one way: devour or subdue Heavenly Gods of the same path.
Thinking that, Qiu Tu came back to himself.
He looked at Tang Lang, who was hanging before him, and asked, "How long has Yao Qin been part of Star Founder God King's faction?"
"What was her strength when she joined? What is it now? Be specific."
Under the control of Calamity Ability, Tang Lang had almost no guard up against Qiu Tu.
His small eyes stared blankly at Qiu Tu as he said, "Yao Qin joined our God System more than ninety