Punk's warning to Kane was perfectly justified. He could be almost certain of one fact—in the entire roster of ordinary Legendary members of The Executors, if Level Thirty himself was the strongest, then Level Twenty-Eight Kane was definitely the second strongest. In truth, the only ones capable of fighting Ankazan were himself and Kane.
Therefore, Punk and the mad knight were fully capable of joining forces against the "Incinerator" and gaining the upper hand. They knew it themselves, the other Legendary "teammates" knew it, and the "President" knew this fact even more clearly!
Under such circumstances, if one of the two strongest fighters went to war with Ankazan while the other stood by without lifting a finger, then that "spectator," who thought it had nothing to do with him, would be slacking off far too openly and outrageously.
Punk believed that, as an experienced and adaptable Blazing Sun Throne powerhouse, the "President" would allow some of his subordinates to play little tricks and slack off now and then. After all, this group of subordinates called "Legendary members" but actually working as "mercenaries" were all unruly types. Teammates lacking strength like the Plague Box, or freaks lacking intelligence like the Thick Rock Layer, might only make things worse if they blindly charged into battle and hurled around Legendary Magic they had not yet mastered.
But... if someone took the payment and then openly challenged the "rules" and the bottom line everyone silently observed, even causing a "serious impact" on an urgent plan, then the "President," who placed great importance on "order," certainly would not mind using ruthless measures to "clean house"!
Even the dumbest Baben could understand that principle. Kane surely understood it as clearly as a mirror.
Although the mad knight had always enjoyed chattering and twisting logic, no matter