Bifur knew very well that he needed to make a choice at this fork in life.
But in truth, he had already made his choice—the deepening of his ties with the Initial Awakening Society, working for them, and acquiring Deep Blue World shares were all the results of his own initiative.
Becoming a so-called Co-builder and Sharer of the Sin Dream Master was merely a process of quantitative accumulation turning into qualitative change.
Before this, the Great Horn Fleet might have known about Bifur's relationship with the Initial Awakening Society, or it might not have. It could also pretend not to know. But once he took this step of qualitative change, the nature of things would truly be different.
Bifur was using his future and authority in the Great Horn Fleet as bargaining chips—should he settle down on this dead-end road and swallow his anger, or jump onto another path and take a gamble?
Of course he had to gamble.
If he remained on this dead-end road, his prospects in the Great Horn Fleet would amount to little anyway. As for status and authority, a genuine Sky Ladder Eleventh Tier powerhouse would never fare too poorly anywhere.
The cost was limited, and he had finally used the fire in his chest to hone his edge anew. If he did not seize this momentum to pull himself together, how would he endure the days ahead?
And if he truly became a Great Monarch, even if his relationships were reshaped, they would only shift in a direction more favorable to him.
In the end, everything depended on what he achieved.
Bifur also knew that a restless fire was burning in his chest. It was motivation he had rarely felt in recent years, but he needed to be careful not to burn himself