Whether it could actually work was still unknown.
If humanity ultimately suffered a complete defeat, then naturally I would have no chance.
And even if humanity really did succeed in the end, whether I could be recommended to the Heavenly Machine Tower would still be unknown.
To stake my future, and the future of the Asura Race, on something so uncertain was indeed unwise.
This could definitely be called an extremely risky decision.
If things went wrong, I could end up losing both my wife and my army.
I didn't want to end up with nothing to show for it.
I wasn't about to make a deal where I lost both my wife and my army.
By the end of this great battle, I could already picture how things might turn out.
The Asura Race would be gravely wounded, and many of them might even die.
And I, Ancestor Minghe, would have completely offended the Witch and Monster Races by helping humanity.
If humanity were defeated, my own fate would likely be grim.
Of course, humanity might succeed and defeat the Witch and Monster Races.
But even if humanity succeeded in the end, that didn't necessarily mean they could actually get me into the Heavenly Machine Tower.
After all, this was a matter of probability.
If things really went that way, I might end up with nothing at all.
After all, the other party was making nothing but an empty promise.
This was simply too risky for me.
It could even be called extraordinarily dangerous.
Thinking this, Ancestor Minghe shook his head.
This matter was simply too unreliable.
If someone from the Heavenly Machine Tower came here, whether a Sage or not, I might really have left seclusion.
But what had happened?
No one from the Heavenly Machine Tower had