"Given Chthon's nature, it doesn't matter whether we've offended him or not."
The King of Negativity couldn't help shaking his head. Chthon was the embodiment of evil. If you treated him well, he wouldn't be grateful; when the time came to strike at you, he wouldn't show the slightest mercy.
If you treated him badly, as long as there was profit to be made, he would endure it and never fall out with you. Creatures like that were terrifying, but at the same time, easy to figure out.
The Compound V Big Trees Chthon had grown all shared more or less the same temperament as him. In any case, none of them were good people.
"Tree of Time, we'll proceed as you suggested. What a waste of the price we paid to win Death over."
The King of Negativity said painfully. A few Negative Legions were no big deal—he had plenty of those—but the few leaves he had given Death truly pained him. It had hurt before, but it hurt even more now, because everything they had done earlier had been in vain.
"It is indeed a pity. Death cannot directly attack Chthon. Big Head Commander's plan wasn't bad, but it was too narrow in scope."
The Tree of Time shook her head, but the King of Negativity did not respond. He did not think Big Head Commander had been wrong. After all, Big Head Commander's plan had been feasible. The problem was that the Star God had seen through their scheme, and Big Head Commander had warned them of that possibility beforehand.
Seeing that the King of Negativity said nothing, the Tree of Time felt slightly disappointed, but she did not continue badmouthing Big Head Commander. It was best to leave such matters at that; saying too much would