Red Gloves understood the deeper meaning behind Liu Zhi's words.
Liu Zhi had agreed to Black Gloves' request, giving Black Courage a class and an opportunity, but at the same time, he had banished Black Courage.
No matter how far Black Courage advanced in the future, he would never be able to set foot in Liu Zhi's territory again.
Liu Zhi had also warned Black Gloves. His response to Red Gloves had not only been an explanation; he had also asked Red Gloves to pass a message to Black Gloves.
If Black Gloves wanted to see Black Courage, then Black Gloves would be banished as well.
Even people connected to Black Gloves would be affected.
Red Gloves didn't understand Liu Zhi's reasoning, but he still obeyed his orders, bowed his head, and withdrew.
After watching Red Gloves leave, Liu Zhi remained calm, as if he hadn't done anything significant.
In truth, Liu Zhi really hadn't done anything significant.
A player who hadn't even taken a class couldn't compare with Liu Zhi at all.
As for Black Courage's little bit of courage, Liu Zhi saw it as nothing more than a sign that he'd lost his mind.
It wasn't just Liu Zhi—no one, anywhere, would grant Black Courage's wish.
What's more, Liu Zhi had already learned his lesson once. Now he wished all his subordinates were obedient undead. There was no way he'd let another disobedient fellow grow stronger.
After Red Gloves left, Liu Zhi thought for a moment, then put the matter aside.
As he considered what to do next, he realized he hadn't fought Fishmen in a long time.
Naturally, Liu Zhi turned his attention to his own legions.
This time, he had gained quite a lot.
But this time, Liu Zhi had also pushed his potential to the