"Unfortunately, all of that is in the past." Zhang Fan sighed and said, "You must leave as soon as possible. You can't even deal with the Savage Beast Race alone. Don't forget, they have received the help of the Celestials. Their strength is extremely formidable."
"But there are tens of millions of them..." I said hesitantly.
"Abandon them when necessary. We have more important things to do," Zhang Fan said.
"What could be more important?" I looked at him and asked.
"Dealing with the Master of the Hooks. That is our most important task," Zhang Fan said.
"You're joking. We can't even deal with the Celestials right now, let alone the Hooks." I spoke disdainfully.
"Even if you don't want to deal with them, they will still attack you," Zhang Fan said.
"What do you mean?" I asked.
"Although your realm is very low and your strength is very weak, you inherited that drop of blood. If I'm not mistaken, they will attack you very soon."
"You mean the Hooks?" My whole body suddenly shuddered, and I asked in disbelief.
"Yes. If that day truly comes, no one will be able to deal with it. Not even me," Zhang Fan said.
"Is there really no one who can deal with the Hooks?" I asked.
"Even the strongest beings among the Celestials can't. You don't understand the Hooks' true nature at all. It isn't a hook, but an Ultimate Rule. This rule shrouds the entire universe, and no one can escape it."
"But you once said that as long as the fish was strong enough, it could drag the fisherman into the pond and drown him," I said.
"That would require strength equal to the Master of the Hooks. I can't do it, let alone you."
I fell silent, then asked