Jiang Feng's heart sank in the distance. He had clearly heard Destroy Wu Huang shout, "Senior, thank you so much! Get over here!"
There was something wrong with that line. He looked up, wondering how to help Destroy Wu Huang cover for himself.
Destroy Wu Huang spoke without hesitation. "I was confessing to a senior. What, is there a problem?"
The droplet-shaped creature was puzzled. "Confessing?"
Destroy Wu Huang sighed deeply and looked up with a complicated expression, gazing at the stars at a forty-five-degree angle. "What's the thing you regret most in your life?"
The droplet-shaped creature didn't answer. It simply stared at Destroy Wu Huang.
Destroy Wu Huang's voice lowered. "I destroyed a civilization."
The droplet-shaped creature was astonished. Destroy a civilization?
Luo Chan was horrified. The universe was cruel, and although civilizations being destroyed seemed commonplace, you had to find one first. And the civilizations you found weren't necessarily easy to destroy.
In all the Bug Nest Civilization's long history, how many civilizations had it destroyed?
The most terrifying part was that the being before them was an Eternal Life. Its very existence was subject to restrictions, yet it had managed to destroy a civilization? How had it done that?
Even if the Immortal Lord wanted to destroy Human Civilization, it wouldn't do so personally.
Destroy Wu Huang's gaze turned wistful, tinged with sorrow and regret, as he slowly began to tell a story.
It was a sorrowful and poignant tale, yet stirring and impassioned. It had many characters, many races, more than one civilization—and a senior who was as elusive as the Way of Heaven.
Destroy Wu Huang told the story with such intensity that it was gripping, highlighting both the harshness of survival in the universe and profound philosophical truths.
It was at once a