Uchiha Hiko spoke as if he were about to start fighting, but King Kai could not withstand such rough treatment and hurriedly said, "Well, I was testing you, wasn't I? You're looking for strong opponents anyway."
"Strong opponents? I think you're just making a monkey out of me!"
Uchiha Hiko wanted to give him a few hard kicks, but he also knew that they could not move around recklessly inside the time-space tunnel. If anything unpleasant happened, the joke would become far too serious.
Honestly, this old King Kai was nothing like the honest, simple-minded man from his memories. He reeked of slyness to the bone.
He was very untrustworthy.
Uchiha Hiko always felt as though he had boarded a pirate ship.
However, just as he stared at King Kai with the wary gaze he reserved for bad guys, the fellow suddenly said in a low voice, "Get ready. We're about to leave!"
The moment he finished speaking, Uchiha Hiko's vision turned into a vast sheet of white tinged with faint blue light. The next instant, he returned to that familiar sky.
The summit of Grand Kai's Kai Star.
From here, they could see Grand Kai lounging lazily in a chair on that floating island, humming a little tune.
Perhaps sensing something, he suddenly opened his eyes halfway and yawned.
"King Kai, why did you personally bring this kid here? The last time King Yama teleported him over, my Kai Star suffered for it. Now you've brought him again. Are you trying to tear down my Grand Kai Star?"
If it had been the King Kai of old, he probably would have groveled like a grandson after hearing Grand Kai's words. But now, with Uchiha Hiko backing him up, King Kai was not intimidated by Grand Kai at all.
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