Liu Zhi was at a loss. What was with all these people? The battle was still raging over there, so why were they still thinking about everyone else?
Tomie had been like this last time, and now Mimeko had come along as soon as he turned around.
"Can't you just focus on fighting?"
Liu Zhi stopped a hand that was trying to shove candy into his mouth.
"I was being nice and offering you candy, and you're still not satisfied? Fine, I won't offer you any more later."
At Sadako's level, even Yin Ghosts and the like were no longer affected by instinct the way they had been before. They weren't like the weaker Yin Ghosts, who could only make one or two movements and couldn't even speak.
But Liu Zhi wasn't in the mood to talk to Mimeko.
He waved his hand. The Sun Boat turned around and began to retreat.
Liu Zhi could already tell that the battlefield was about to expand. He had no intention of sticking around to help Sadako.
Wasn't it better to fight monsters in the Underworld and collect some loot?
After all, the monsters in the Underworld were money.
Along the way, the goblins had been turning plenty of Underworld ghosts and monsters into all kinds of materials, distributing them among the various units.
As Liu Zhi retreated, he noticed Tsukuyomi glance over at him.
Liu Zhi wasn't sure what Tsukuyomi meant, but it was clear that she had no intention of stopping him from leaving.
It seemed Tsukuyomi was worried he might join the melee.
Liu Zhi had already reached a clear conclusion. By now, he understood where his strength stood.
Just then, Videnina, who had been standing silently beside Liu Zhi, suddenly let out a snort.
Liu Zhi thought someone else