Hearing Mr. Fool's words, Alger was startled. Gone mad, yet grown stronger? What did that mean? It was said that the Blood Emperor had also been half-mad. Could this be a way for High Sequence Beyonders to become stronger? No, no... Could it be related to the Extraordinary Characteristics within them? Audrey, meanwhile, was thrilled. Today, she had learned who the Four Emperors were, and it differed greatly from the history textbooks. Most importantly, the four emperors seemed to have lived in the same era, rather than being emperors of successive Empires as depicted in some textbooks!
Although Derrick did not know who the Four Emperors were, when Mr. Fool mentioned the Nether Emperor, he recalled the former chief who had built a mausoleum for himself and appeared less and less often. Derrick could not help worrying about the chief's current condition.
Klein added, "For instance, the benefits seized by the Nether Emperor allowed his power to surpass that of the gods."
Alger's gaze sharpened. But He still went mad! Alger looked toward Mr. Fool. Yes, that was exactly what Mr. Fool intended to convey! Even gods could go mad!
Audrey, however, focused on the phrase "power surpassing the gods." How could there be power greater than that of the gods? What a blasphemous statement... Ah, right. There was a strong possibility that Mr. Fool was also a god. Coming from Him, it could not be considered blasphemy.
Derrick frowned, still finding it difficult to believe that any power could surpass the gods.
Hobart said respectfully, "Mr. Fool, thank You for Your bestowal. The information You provided is far more valuable than my sacrifice."
Klein smiled faintly without saying or doing anything, as though it were a matter not worth mentioning.
Immediately afterward, Hobart sensed that his spirituality seemed to