It was nothing more than the Human Race Leader not trusting them.
To the Human Race, the Asura Race was, after all, an unfamiliar race.
They also didn't know much about the Asura Race's strength.
It would be somewhat inappropriate to forcefully join forces with the allied army.
Now that they were serving as reinforcements, the Asura Race could better put its strength to use.
From another perspective, this could also have the effect of catching their enemies off guard.
After all, the Asura Race was the fourth-largest race in the Primordial Chaos World.
If they joined forces with the allied army,
wouldn't they end up leading it?
Perhaps this was also a situation the Human Race Leader didn't want to see.
That was why he had arranged for the Asura Race to serve as reinforcements.
Naturally, Ancestor Minghe was quite satisfied with this.
But when Ancestor Minghe heard about the Sage-Slaying Plan,
he immediately felt a chill run down his spine.
He had never expected the Human Race Leader to be so ruthless.
He actually kept talking about slaying a Sage?
Was the Human Race preparing to kill a Sage?
What preparations and means did the Human Race have that could give them the power to kill a Sage?
The Human Race Leader's Sanqi was even more intense than Ancestor Minghe's, who had entered the Dao through slaughter.
It had to be said, this truly took Ancestor Minghe by surprise.
It seemed the Human Race Leader wasn't as simple as he appeared.
He had already begun making arrangements to kill a Sage.
What did that mean?
It meant he had absolute confidence in the Human Race.
They had already begun plotting against a Sage.
Even if the attempt to slay a Sage failed, so what?
The consequences wouldn't be