After all, no matter how terrifying the enemy was, it was still an existence on equal footing with the God Realm.
So, whether he said it or not really made little difference.
That plane might have charged into the God Realm with overwhelming force and shattered its internal system.
But in reality, they had merely been one of the invaders.
Therefore, Xiao Tianyang's assessment of them was actually giving them too much credit.
After all, the God Realm's system had only collapsed; the entire God Realm had not been occupied.
Several planes had joined forces to invade the God Realm, yet they had ultimately chosen to retreat for unknown reasons.
In Xiao Tianyang's view, the motives behind starting a war were simple—there were only two.
The first was hatred.
The second was profit.
Yet based on Shuya's description, Xiao Tianyang did not believe that the God Realm had held any deep-seated grudge against those planes in the past.
Once the impossible option was eliminated, then no matter how absurd the remaining one seemed, it was still the correct answer.
And if one insisted that the side which started the war, rallied numerous allies of the same rank, invaded together, and ultimately returned empty-handed had won, then Xiao Tianyang had nothing to say.
Of course, that plane might have been somewhat inferior when facing the God Realm.
But dealing with the Douluo Continent, which was a level below it, would have been effortless.
Therefore, in Xiao Tianyang's view, whether it was the God Realm or the current situation,
the final answer was only yes or no, depending on whether they knew the truth.
Staying meant that they had the courage to face an enemy of that level.
Leaving meant that they were not qualified to follow Xiao Tianyang into danger.
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