"I never thought you'd be a Parasite too." Vayne looked toward Xi Ye.
Parasite was the term used for a lord who had been parasitized by an Otherworldly Demon.
"Me too." Vayne murmured, "You could tell at a glance that you had encountered a great opportunity."
Parasite was not a derogatory term. It might not sound very pleasant, but many gods yearned for it and could not obtain it. After all, being parasitized at the very least meant that the lord himself possessed tremendous fortune.
"Actually, this lord never expected it either." Xi Ye gazed at the sky, his expression complicated beneath his helmet. Back when he had been drifting aboard the spaceship, he had already felt that the silly artificial intelligence was suspicious, but he had never expected it to be that kind of thing.
And if not for the Headmaster's explanation, he would not even have known such a thing existed.
As expected, lacking experience made it easy to suffer losses.
"This Otherworldly Demon isn't weak." The Headmaster gazed at the sky. "Its infection speed is incredibly fast. Before you, it may already have had an extremely powerful host."
"It already had an extremely powerful host and still chose me?" Xi Ye immediately laughed. "That means this lord has a bright future ahead of him."
Headmaster: ""
"What's going on?" Lanaia looked up at the spreading Blue End. She was not very familiar with Otherworldly Demons, and she frowned. "Does this count as infighting?"
"Infighting?" Vayne smiled. "Being of the same race doesn't mean they're allies. When we came here, we were still Wo Gu's subordinates, weren't we? Didn't we turn against him too? Besides, they're merely the same species. Why do you assume they were originally on the same side?"
"True." Lanaia nodded. "Then it looks like