"Reckless? I don't think it was reckless at all."
Evelina spread her hands and calmly took over the conversation.
"If we're talking about recklessness, how could it compare to you slapping the former chieftain into mush just now?"
"If you hadn't acted so impulsively and had known to think before you acted, the Goblin chieftain wouldn't have died."
"If the Goblin chieftain hadn't died, this position wouldn't have become vacant."
"If this position hadn't become vacant, we wouldn't have needed to pick someone else to fill it."
"Now Li Yun has picked someone, and you're saying his decision was too hasty."
"I'm not trying to criticize you, Kil'jaeden, but the gap between you now and you in the future is a little too huge, isn't it? Not only are you not cautious enough in your actions, but your brain doesn't seem to work very well either."
"Sigh... I really don't know what you went through during that time when we couldn't see you. How could you have changed so much...?"
The more Evelina spoke, the louder and more agitated she became.
If Lu Li hadn't tugged at her in the end, she probably could have talked the great demon on the other side into shutting down completely.
Kil'jaeden, meanwhile, remained dumbfounded for quite a while. Only after he had barely digested Evelina's long string of words did he pick out the one not-so-important yet crucial question.
"W-wait..."
"Miss Evelina, what did you just say his name was?"
"Li Yun?"
"Wasn't his name Eldoron?"
Evelina rolled her eyes, looking charming and alluring.
"You believe everything he tells you?"
"He was just making a joke. And you took it seriously."
"You need to train that too. You can't be so careless in the future. You need to think more about everything—that's the