As expected of a Higher Being who had been lurking for a thousand years, he even knew secrets as classified as the Night Watchers.
Fu Qian listened to Levine's explanation and couldn't help but marvel.
Picking a fully prepared Higher Being in peak condition as an opponent really hadn't been a good idea.
There was no need to think twice. The one who had marked him just now and sent Levine to find him was Rainbow of Yao Bian.
With its power having seeped in for so long, that shouldn't have been difficult.
And it seemed that the trouble it had picked out for him was perfectly suited to the situation—
First, a Supernatural Item that followed the rules to the letter could react instantly.
Second, a power level close to that of a god could ensure it stopped him.
And with its authority resembling a set of rules or commandments, even if he risked everything and made a move, he might not find an opening. He could practically only outwit it.
Even given Levine's relationship with the Night Watchers, the aftermath could likely be handled cleverly and kept under control, minimizing the damage.
How formidable.
It must have been somewhat unexpected that he'd used the head cage to lose Old Man Henry, but even so, its immediate counterattack had been perfectly calculated.
Most outrageous of all, even though he was a dying man, he still couldn't get any information about Rainbow of Yao Bian out of Levine.
"Look on the bright side. At least you weren't misled into taking action and wasting your effort trying to remove the cage."
Faced with the grim situation, Fu Qian still offered Levine a very optimistic word of comfort.
"That's true. But mainly, you were polite enough to respect the rules."
Hm?
Fu