Lu Wu had originally planned to exhaust the Fantasy Law even if he could not obtain it, then shatter the Fantasy Horn in the end, never allowing the Holy Spirit King to acquire it.
Lu Wu could also tell that the Holy Spirit King greatly desired the Fantasy Law.
Yet in the end, the Holy Spirit King had not taken the Fantasy Law. Instead, he had decided to give it away, claiming that he felt the Fantasy Law was better suited to the Players.
At that moment, Lu Wu felt that he did not understand the Holy Spirit King at all. He could feel his loneliness, but his thoughts were impossible to fathom.
There was no way the Holy Spirit King did not understand the dangers of raising a tiger that could one day turn on him, yet he seemed to want a fierce tiger to challenge him.
He disdained Tian He's use of the Fantasy Law, so he killed him.
Yet he acknowledged the Players' use of the Fantasy Law and chose to leave, waiting for their next battle.
Clearly, the Holy Spirit King believed that the Players could develop even more ways to use "Supreme Fantasy," and he looked forward to it.
Lu Wu felt helpless about this.
In truth, the Players still had many possible ways to use the Fantasy Law.
Unfortunately, the current Fantasy Law was only incomplete, and the fantasy source power within it was limited. Every bit used meant one bit less, so the Players could not bring the Fantasy Law to its fullest potential.
Just as Tian He had once said, everything reached by fantasy could be transformed into power.
The Players still had many powerful figures in mind whom they had yet to manifest. If the fantasy source power had not been