"Yes, the Infinite Plane Will wouldn't keep idlers in the Creation Land. It couldn't bestow power for nothing. If this continued, the Infinite Plane Will itself would eventually exhaust its power—unless it could absorb power from beyond the unknown. That's why this is so strange."
"Unfortunately, no god could survive until the end of the Creation Land, and no god could preserve its memories. Otherwise, we could definitely find out what happened in the end. The grandeur of the Creation Land was probably no less than what we have now." Suye gave Loki a deep look.
Loki gave an awkward smile. "I don't understand what you're talking about."
"You wield trickery and preside over deception. That's fine. But if you obstruct my plans, even if you were Odin, I wouldn't show you mercy." Suye's eyes gradually turned cold.
Loki's heart leaped. As an incarnation of a Main God, he had often fought alongside the God King, experienced countless crises, and encountered countless powerful beings. Yet now, he sensed not only a confidence in Suye that surpassed that of a Main God, but also a genuine threat.
"You're overthinking it. You and I are using each other. Before the Twilight War ends, there won't be any major conflict between us. You don't want that, and neither do I, right?" Loki smiled and flicked his greasy hair. The Hecatoncheires all frowned.
"I believe people like us are better at using 'win-win thinking.' In most situations, we only consider what we want and how to obtain it. As for pride, pain, cowardice, fear, emotions, and other weaknesses of human nature, they won't obstruct us. Another kind of person, however, has nothing but 'strength-and-weakness thinking' in their heads. They believe in the law of the jungle. There's nothing wrong with that way of thinking