Knowing he had nearly caused the Grand Supreme Kai's death, Shin wished he could slap himself. At that moment, Majin Buu's giant egg was no longer the source of disaster in his eyes, but the hope of reviving the Grand Supreme Kai.
Shin immediately asked, his voice trembling slightly, "Then does the Grand Supreme Kai still have any hope of revival?"
He looked earnestly at Old Kai, hoping the other man could give him the answer he longed for.
Old Kai frowned. One hand remained pressed against Majin Buu's egg as he sensed the changes within. Compared with Majin Buu's evil power, the divine power inside seemed extremely weak, as thin as a thread, and liable to break at any moment.
If it had not been moved to the Supreme Kai World and received a sliver of energy to replenish it, the divine power inside might already have been severed.
After carefully investigating the situation inside, he said, "The energy inside the egg is extremely empty, almost on the verge of drying up. Two mutually opposing powers are entangled together, and the energy with the attributes of divine power has been forced to the point of collapse..."
"There's no hope?" Shin's voice shook. At that moment, Kibito also looked over with concern.
Old Kai glared at them. "Don't be impatient."
"There is still hope. If there had been no outside energy input, neither Majin Buu nor the previous Supreme Kai could have held on for so long... For that, we really have to thank that Dark Mage from the Demon Realm for pouring quite a bit of energy into it. Sigh, I just don't know how many lives were sacrificed!"
A trace of pity flashed across Old Kai's aged face. Then he hunched his back and mobilized the Supreme Kai