Predicament II

"Do it. Give it a try. It feels great. The breach has already been opened anyway; even if we do nothing, evil breath will keep seeping in and affecting the inside." Seeing that Moon God did not move, she instead urged him on cheerfully.

"..." Moon God calmly watched the Interaction Zone, where countless fires blazed across the ground and everything had turned into a sea of flames.

Just as he had expected, within the Interaction Zone, Jade Pavilion's power had unleashed equally terrifying divine might. It was no weaker than his, perhaps even enough to destroy the world.

"We people with power can only drift and wander outside. Why should those trash ants still get to enjoy life safely inside the Interaction Zone?" Jade Pavilion said with a smile.

"That's why I love things as they are now—burning away all their comfort and safety in one fire! Destruction is the fairest thing in heaven and earth!"

Moon God caught the implication in her words.

"My Interaction Zone has already been destroyed. Before I left, I took away all its accumulated reserves," he answered in a low voice.

"Destroyed?" Jade Pavilion raised a brow. "An Interaction Zone capable of nurturing a powerhouse like you must have been a large-scale Interaction Zone. Would a large-scale Interaction Zone be destroyed so easily? It's fine if you lie to me, but you'd better not lie to the boss."

"It truly was destroyed." Moon God answered without changing expression. "To have greater means of self-preservation after breaking through the canopy, I took away all the accumulated reserves. Having lost too much of them, the canopy began sinking, and it was completely destroyed."

"I hope you're telling the truth." Jade Pavilion studied him for a while. "Otherwise, if the boss finds out you deceived him,