The Trafford Trading Club
Chapter 3654

Witch's Stage (93): True Brilliant Moon, How Willful!

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Putting aside how many ancient beings had secretly revived or survived from the Void Old God Era, the immortal powerhouses who had risen after the New God Era were as numerous as the stars. Those whose reputations were unimpressive but whose strength was astonishing were even more common!

Take that Witch, for example. Before she rose to prominence, she had been nothing more than a wandering nobody on the Magic Side!

—Green Lotus Layman!

Count Finestin searched through his memories but found nothing related to this name. He instantly categorized the other party as one of those extremely powerful but obscure figures!

After the collection that had advanced was instantly annihilated, Count Finestin became much more honest. Although those collections did not constitute his entire stockpile, given the current situation, sending any more would probably just be throwing them away!

Golia's thoughts had always been synchronized with his. At this moment, even her characteristic superbrain as a Complete Form Biological Battleship could not analyze the other party's data... Golia's superbrain was practically smoking!

"Your Excellency, your strength has earned my respect. I can—"

Before he could finish, Li Bai had already stepped forward. In his tipsy state, his eyes were bleary, yet he directly grabbed Count Finestin by the neck with one hand.

The battle suit on the Count, forged from Heavenly God alloy, was instantly crushed!

"Your Excellency..." Count Finestin's face twisted at once, and he was overcome with pain.

"Speak. I was only watching the show, so why did you come after me?" Li Bai lifted the Count by the neck. "If I don't like your answer, I'll have to continue throwing a drunken fit."

"W-Watching... the show... It was a misunderstanding... This was all a misunderstanding..." Count Finestin felt death draw closer than ever before!

Forget about

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