A wager? The Big Shot's first reaction upon hearing that was: Are you tired of living?
It truly could not imagine that the Divine Soul it had nurtured would actually dare challenge it!
Little Yao called it Big Sister, and theoretically, that was not wrong. They had both grown from the original body.
But in truth, it was both sister and mother to her. Being challenged by a junior now was especially hard for it to accept.
Still... since it was Little Yao, it was willing to be a little more understanding—the youngest in the family, after all. She did not know any better!
So it stated bluntly, "A wager is fine. First, tell me the stakes. Of course, if you're confident you can kill your Big Sister and devour and merge with me, then there's no need to discuss stakes... Everything Big Sister leaves behind will be yours anyway."
"How would I dare have such nerve?" Little Yao immediately cried out in grievance. "You're my Big Sister, half a mother to me!"
"Bullshit, I haven't yet..." The Big Shot hesitated, gathered its words, and only then continued.
"I am an immortal plant, one of a kind beneath heaven and earth. How could I possibly have offspring?"
"Anyway, I don't dare offend you," Little Yao said without hesitation. "Otherwise, you wouldn't even need to act, Big Sister. The talismans in that Little Golden Core's hands would be enough to destroy my consciousness."
"That one?" Feng Jun frowned. This thing really is ignorant and unlearned. It even got the measure word wrong.
Little Yao continued talking animatedly. "As for the wager... if I win, I want to occupy a portion of the original body!"
"That request is a little excessive," the Big Shot said bluntly. "How can anyone else be allowed