Before long, Volga, who had been blasted apart countless times, simply ran away.
Nokron narrowed his eyes, but in the end, he chose not to stop him—not that he could have. They were not even on the same track; Volga's escape technique was something he could not intercept.
"You disgusted me, so I'll disgust you too."
Herodotus felt as if he had finally vented a great pent-up frustration.
It was not that he was overly excitable. He had truly been holding it in for too long.
Before this, he had been tricked time and again, and every time he landed, he was immediately clubbed over the head. Life had been unbearably stifling.
Now, he had finally struck back at the crazy woman who had been relentlessly sneaking up behind him and clubbing him.
"We won!"
Herodotus smiled faintly at Elise beyond the Cosmic Membrane. "From now on, we'll be the ones living in the Daoist Palace you built at this universe's center. When you lecture All Living Beings, we'll lecture them in your place."
"You bastard."
Locked outside, Elise boiled with rage.
Her expression was like that of a husband catching his wife in an affair. She looked as though she were watching the childhood sweetheart he had painstakingly raised being violated behind a glass window, while he frantically smashed the lock yet could not open it no matter what he did.
All he could do was clutch the railing with tears in his eyes, frantically pounding on the door to cheer them on.
"Just you wait!" Elise turned and left, but during the process, she looked back several times, her face full of reluctance.
Li Qing watched with an odd expression.
"In this multidimensional universe era, everyone's schemes seem fantastical and breathtakingly ingenious."
"In reality, it's just a contest