Ambitious Labyrinth Dwellers; Strict Labyrinth Rules

Simply put, Xiao, your strength had somewhat exceeded the scope of the current war. For now, just make do with fighting those imperial small fries. Once this war reached version 2.0, you could go all out.

"Mm. Thank you for telling me, Senior Azhdaha."

Upon hearing that he might have an opponent before long, Xiao's previously calm and dim eyes regained their usual detached gleam.

By then, the Ten Great Labyrinth Masters seated around the round table had also understood clearly. Senior Xiao was simply too strong; there were no opponents for him in the early stages, so he would have to make do for now. Once opponents appeared, he could finally go all out!

This was simply... too incredible!!!

"Mm."

Seeing Xiao like this, Azhdaha could not help letting out a sigh of relief. He did not know why, but whenever he faced Brother Xiao, Azhdaha always felt somewhat guilty.

It was a feeling of... huh? Not having enough confidence.

That was right! Ever since the battle to conquer the Jura Great Forest, Azhdaha had always felt somewhat uncomfortable around Xiao.

He felt guilty and lacked confidence!

After all... he was the only one who had caused trouble during that battle, and he had even dragged Morax into it.

And because of him, Brother Xiao had led part of the dragonnewt army from the east to the north, then from the north to the west. Really... the more Azhdaha thought about it, the more he admired Xiao.

Forget it. Now was not the time to talk about that.

"Alright. Veldora, tell them about the precautions Little Sister Rimuru mentioned to you. I will not waste my breath... stealing your thunder!"

Azhdaha had originally wanted to say "waste my breath," but after giving it some thought, he decided it would