So that was how it was.
Thinking of that, he remembered something.
In the future, King Kai had taken Son Goku to participate in Grand Kai's tournament.
That was where Son Goku had faced Pikkon.
Could it be that this grand tournament held some deeper meaning?
"King Kai, I was only making an analogy. But since you care so much about Grand Kai's position, why don't you tell me how I can help you take it?"
King Kai was stunned for a moment. Then he glanced sideways at Uchiha Hiko and patted his chubby chin. "You really want to support me?"
There was hope.
Uchiha Hiko immediately understood that there had to be certain rules among the Kais.
So he decided not to hide anything.
His last dealings with Grand Kai had shown him just how troublesome that guy was. The other Kais seemed much the same—none of them were easy to talk to. If he wanted to achieve his goal of ruling the universe, he had to rely on these Kais to travel everywhere. Otherwise, flying alone would exhaust him to death.
Rather than depend on others, he might as well cultivate one of his own.
Uchiha Hiko had no intention of hiding it from King Kai.
"Actually, I was thinking that if you moved up, it would make things much more convenient for me in the future."
"What!"
King Kai's eyes widened. He had been wondering why Uchiha Hiko cared so much about helping him rise to the position. This guy had always been indifferent toward many things and only cared about the world of the strong.
So it was to open up a convenient path for himself. What a menace—but King Kai admired that!
Sure enough, he had character. If a strong person did not have at