Gwen was in no hurry about this—
At the level of Emanators and even Aeons, this amount of time was exceedingly brief.
Gwen wanted to use the Xianzhou to establish contact with Lan the Hunt. He could afford to wait this long—
There were currently two, perhaps even three, Aeons suspected of being hostile.
Although, after numerous previous tests, Gwen had tentatively concluded that if he went all out, he would not be inferior to an Aeon and might even have a chance of defeating one.
But when facing multiple Aeons—especially with the mysterious Final Boss and the seemingly inactive yet omnipresent HooH the Equilibrium among them—Gwen had no intention of going it alone.
At the very least, he needed to gather a few allies.
As for whether he could beat all of them to death if he went all out...
Though Gwen felt it was not entirely impossible, he had no intention of actually testing whether he could pull off a one-versus-three in the realm of Aeons—
That invincible Sun Aeon next door had charged alone into enemy territory with near-complete knowledge of its foes, yet still perished because of a tiny information gap.
Therefore, with his understanding of Aeons limited to a little game data and some intelligence acquired from the Xianzhou and the Company, Gwen had no intention of testing whether he could withstand the disadvantage brought about by this near-total lack of information—
Gwen now had far too many people and things he could not bear to part with. There was no need to take unnecessary risks.
At Jing Yuan's invitation, Gwen did not return home at noon. Instead, he stayed on the Xianzhou for a hearty meal—
Though many matters required time to prove themselves, Jing Yuan naturally had to express his gratitude after receiving