The Tragedy of Canglan

No one objected to Lei Dong's volunteering. After all, the spoils had to be divided. Besides, although Devil King Zagu had a bad reputation for cruelty and brutality, he seemed to have a weak spot when it came to intelligence, so there was little fear he'd try anything clever.

Though Lei Dong seemed to have stood out today, people's impressions—formed over a long time, even over a million years—weren't easily overturned in a moment. Years of exposure and millions of years of time were enough to reveal a person's true nature completely. Even if someone was putting on an act, they couldn't keep it up for millions of years without changing.

Lei Dong quickly counted the treasures in the secret vault and divided them fairly into five shares. Then he called out to Canglan Fairy from a distance, "Fairy, come take a look and see if the shares are even. Also, you gave up some of your claim just now, so you can choose first."

Canglan Fairy hesitated briefly, but went over as he'd asked. If Pain had been there, she would certainly have hesitated to approach. After all, Pain was stronger than her, and might have some secret art that could trap her.

But Giant Strength Devil King seemed like the sort who relied on brute force, with nothing but strength to his name. Canglan Fairy wasn't merely unconcerned about him; she even looked down on him a little. She was close to reaching the peak of the early stage, while Giant Strength Devil King was still stuck in the early stage.

Sometimes, many races' members made the same mistake. When faced with someone of a higher rank, they would instinctively feel awe and remain wary, wondering whether the other might kill them or something.

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