When it came to the Pantheon's ambush, Kane's projection wore a thoroughly ferocious expression. It seemed Punk's earlier guess had indeed been correct: while those self-confident god-botherers had been lying in wait for him, they had not forgotten to arrange a "surprise package" for Instant Kill Spear as well, another Morningstar member of The Executors.
Moreover, although neither the mad knight nor Punk had suffered any irreparable losses from the enemy's ambush so far, even judging by their respective strengths, Kane's battle had surely been far more difficult and perilous than Punk's relatively effortless fight. Thus, when the teeth-gritting Morningstar Knight stepped onto the circular platform at the center of the venue and began listing the "crimes" of the Good alignment deities, he was practically one step away from cursing out the families of Tir, the God of Justice, and the other great divine power Deities.
Clearly, the god-botherers led by Tir, the God of Justice, had not merely earned a mark in Punk's mental ledger this time—their foolish actions had also utterly and irrevocably offended the mad monster known as Kane.
"Everyone knows that every god in this world, from great divine power Deities down to weak divine powers, has always been nothing but a pack of idiotic bastards! Especially those damned Good deities... Their souls are as disgusting as maggots in a cesspit, and their footsteps are more irritating than flies buzzing around. Yes, those despicable morons actually sent six Morningstar clerics to attack me and Mr. Whisper of Destruction separately. What they did was practically a declaration of war against the entire Silent Alliance!"
Perhaps because he had received the tacit approval of the Chairman, Baron Bisadas had not held back in adding plenty of intensely subjective emotion while judging the Pantheon's actions. In particular, under his