Hook and Broken Tooth's discussion was not limited to how to reorganize their internal affairs.
In fact, the two of them were also analyzing whether these powerful Human Race cultivators had any weaknesses that could be directly exploited.
For a race like the Asuras, expecting them to surrender willingly was practically impossible.
Even if they truly surrendered, they still wanted to keep their fate in their own hands rather than rely on someone else's mercy.
Hook spotted a point that might be worth exploiting. "These powerful Human Race cultivators... care greatly about low-level cultivators?"
Broken Tooth answered without hesitation, "Of course. Forget the Human Race—aren't we Asuras the same?"
The younger generation represented the future! This was an innate understanding among intelligent life. Without such an understanding, a race could not continue.
Hook asked thoughtfully, "Then could we use these low-level cultivators as threats to influence those powerful Human Race cultivators?"
The Asura race did not really favor kidnapping, because they themselves were not susceptible to it.
Although in some worlds, they had used similar methods to gain benefits they could not obtain on the battlefield.
But such conduct... how should it be put? It truly was not universally applicable.
So Hook added an explanation. "We don't need to demand anything excessive. It would be enough to make those powerful Human Race cultivators wary."
Its reasoning was not wrong, and this topic showed just how farsighted Feng Jun's words had been.
There was no choice but to admit it. Even if Feng Jun had merely stated some facts, they were survival wisdom developed by the Human Race to perpetuate itself.
Broken Tooth said awkwardly, "That Golden Core said that cultivators who never experience life and death... have limited room for growth."
Hook was still somewhat unwilling to give up. It