Lord: God-Tier Traits, Recruiting the Fallen Angels of Original Sin
Chapter 1067

If I Can't Have It Easy, No One Will!

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"Where exactly did things go wrong?" Yelokiji crouched gloomily on the rooftop, watching the pedestrians below.

His eyes held a trace of wistfulness, confusion, and helplessness.

He genuinely had no idea where he had gone wrong.

Everything in his plan should have worked. Logically speaking, under normal circumstances, this should never have happened.

Yet the reality was that something had gone wrong for him. Horribly wrong.

His best chance of success had been in Bear Country. According to Yelokiji's plan, barring any surprises, Bear Country's destiny should have been his.

It should have fallen into his hands, but then some bastard had shown up.

A real fucking bastard. Otherwise, things would never have turned out this way.

Yelokiji couldn't understand it. I clearly had the advantage. How did things end up like this?

Yelokiji turned his gaze toward the Black Continent.

Taboo beings were gathering there. The good news was that after the arrival of the otherworldly races, only Taboo beings were roaming outside.

The bad news was that every last one of those Taboo beings was fucking monstrously strong.

They had all grown through slaughter. Each possessed ferocious combat power, far beyond what someone like him could contend with.

Although he was at Half-Step Genesis, as mentioned before, Half-Step Genesis beings were still Taboo beings. They remained within that category.

Against brutes like these, Yelokiji wasn't much better off.

"Fuck it. If I can't have it easy, no one will." A vicious gleam filled Yelokiji's eyes as he looked toward the Black Continent.

Fuck you all.

Now, Yelokiji had only one goal: get Little Destiny. As long as he got his hands on Little Destiny, who gave a fuck what happened?

None of that mattered.

With that thought,

Yelokiji returned directly to the Warp.

The Warp!!

This place was

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