Guard
Guard
"You tell me. What do you want?"
the baby said resentfully.
But Wu Feng merely sneered. "You're still trying to set a trap for me! If I casually say what I want, then I'll have made a request. Even after you fulfill it, you can still kill me! Do you think I'm an idiot?"
Wu's scheme had been seen through once again. Somewhat dejected, he asked angrily, "Then how do you want me to put it?"
"You don't need to say it. I'll say it myself."
Wu Feng voiced his own idea.
Wu Feng wanted Wu to follow him from this day onward and serve as his guard for a hundred years. If Wu Feng died during that time, Wu would die completely as well.
The moment he heard this, Wu roared furiously, "That demand of yours is practically suicide! You want me to guard you? Are you worthy?"
"Whether I'm worthy is none of your concern."
Wu Feng replied viciously, "That's my demand. If you do it, then after a hundred years, you'll be able to continue cultivating. Most importantly, by then, you'll also be able to attack me. It's only a hundred years. Compared to your long life, it means nothing, doesn't it?"
Wu responded with a furious roar, enraged to the extreme.
Lifeforms occasionally appeared throughout the void. They were probably experts much like Wu Feng, mighty figures who had emerged from their own worlds.
But these experts, who had once reigned supreme in their own worlds and commanded the wind and rain, were now terribly unlucky. They had encountered the berserk Wu.
Wu pounced on those experts and unleashed a furious barrage of attacks.
Wu Feng saw Wu instantly manifest ten thousand small worlds, each one appearing throughout the void.
Those small worlds kept