Should he accept Black Zetsu's proposal?
Of course not!
Araki had no interest in faking his death even once.
But he also did not want to expose the relationship between himself and his clones in front of Black Zetsu.
So although Black Zetsu's actions seemed rather comical to him, actually dealing with them was still a bit of a headache.
First of all, Alucard's reaction had to fit his current identity and persona.
So what exactly was his current identity?
He was an invader coveting the faith of the people of the Land of Water, naturally opposed to Kirigakure's position, with almost no possibility of compromise between them.
And as the strongest person in Kirigakure personally designated by Black Zetsu, Araki was bound to be one of the people Alucard wanted to get rid of as soon as possible.
So, based on that persona, he should not oppose eliminating Araki.
However, he had another identity as well—that of a god.
Therefore...
"Oh? The strongest person in Kirigakure? Araki? How strong is he? In your eyes, am I not even his match? To think I would actually need your assistance?"
Alucard questioned him rather arrogantly, anger hidden in his tone.
This was the second persona of being a god—arrogance.
A god looking down on humans—wasn't that standard practice?
A strong being dealing with the weak actually needed someone else's assistance? How was that assistance? It was clearly a slap in the face!
So Alucard's anger was perfectly reasonable.
"This..."
At a time like this, Black Zetsu had two choices.
First, he could choose to go along with it and completely enrage Alucard, leading him to kill Araki directly and thereby achieve his own objective. But in that case, regardless of whether it succeeded in the end, the relationship between him and