Core Fragments (2-in-1)

For the rest of the cleanup, the "False Godhood Grigori" continued to display overwhelming dominance.

Competir's face turned livid, and deep down, he regretted it so badly that even his guts seemed to have turned green.

"If only I had known...

If I had known!

I should have just taken a few hundred million magic stones from Kirik and given up the Divine Spark Fragment!"

But things had already come to this, and there was no medicine for regret. He could only choose to cut his losses in time.

"Your Excellency Doniru, I admit defeat.

Please announce the end of the insect battle."

Competir spoke with a bitter expression.

"Since that is the case, stop it."

This battle concerned the bidding benefits and the Divine Spark Fragment reward. Doniru had no intention of making the two Advanced Wizards fight to the death.

Thus, he gave the order.

Roy heard him and immediately sent out the command, making the giant insect, "False Godhood Grigori," stop.

"Your Excellency Kirik, you're ruthless!

You actually spared no divine power to cultivate a false divine scarab of this level.

But if I'm not mistaken, rushing this research into production in such a short time must have cost a great deal.

Besides, its foundation is unstable. It may not survive for very long."

After admitting defeat, Competir still seemed somewhat unwilling. He spoke with a hint of schadenfreude.

He was merely putting himself in Kirik's place.

For this insect battle, he had used all kinds of secret medicines and enhancement methods to forcefully raise his insects to this level.

Fortunately, he had originally researched self-destructing insects. He usually kept them dormant to delay aging and death, and when they approached their "designed expiration date," he only needed to find a way to dispose of them.

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