Amid that eerie, absurd melody, all of Tokyo began undergoing an irreversible transformation—or rather, an evolution!!!
Arisila simply fled. He knew he still had not recovered in his current state, and they expected him to fight?
Please. He was an Abyssal Overlord.
Everyone knew Abyssal Overlords never kept their word.
Besides, their cooperation had only been a verbal agreement. He had not even recovered, and they wanted him to risk his life for someone else?
What were they thinking? He was an Abyssal Overlord, not some champion of justice.
The fact that he had not taken advantage of the chaos to plunder was already more than fair to his partners in the Island Country. Had it been a more ruthless Abyssal Overlord...
He would already have started looting.
Arisila was one of the few Abyssal Overlords who acted remotely human. Try dealing with any of the others.
Meanwhile, in the Empire.
News of the bizarre changes in Tokyo quickly reached the Empire. There was no need to ask why its intelligence arrived so quickly.
You only needed to know one thing: at the start of every season, the Empire had every empire dancing to its tune. That explained why it received news so quickly.
Su Ye also received an urgent red-coded document.
Su Ye looked at the red-coded document that had been delivered. This was his first time receiving one sent with such urgency.
His two secretaries looked at him curiously.
"This isn't something you're allowed to read," Su Ye said with a smile.
The two secretaries suppressed their curiosity. Since Su Ye had said that, they understood this really was something they were not allowed to know.
Su Ye opened the document and glanced through it.
It concerned the situation in Tokyo, in the Island Country, and included a