"Leave? Why would I let you leave?" Wolfeid shook his head. "You clever fool, you don't understand the technology I possess... No, no, no. I'll let you leave, but it'll be another you who leaves."
"Like those people in Crimson City who should have died?" Zhao Huai'an chuckled, tapping his own head. "Even a single drop of blood seems enough for you to replicate me... Clone me? An identical copy would certainly be convenient, but can you really extract the memories from this blockhead's mind?"
Wolfeid narrowed her eyes.
"That Princess told me a lot." Zhao Huai'an said calmly, "Apparently, extracting memories is rather troublesome—of course, if you can read every memory in my head out of thin air, then disregard what I said. I'll accept the fact that I've lost."
"Come aboard." Wolfeid nodded. "You already qualify to board. I like smart people."
"No, no, no. I do want to board, but not now." Zhao Huai'an chuckled. "Right now, I only want to leave. I'm just an insignificant nobody. My death wouldn't matter... You shouldn't waste time on me, or gamble on a possibility that might endanger you."
How could the dark-skinned mature beauty really let this fellow go? As long as the subspace bomb remained a threat, she could never feel at ease—of course, leaving Azure would be another matter.
But leaving Azure meant giving up the fat meat that was almost in her hands. With insufficient energy, how long could she sail even after entering the Void Star River? Not to mention dealing with the Void Origin Demons lurking everywhere in the void.
Devouring another subworld wasn't impossible... But where could she find a subworld whose administrator had vanished, one that would let her run wild?
To her, Zhao Huai'an really was an insignificant nobody... But being