Hearing those words, which made no attempt to hide their disdain,
Ming paused, then slowly began, "It's precisely because we're different from them that..."
"Those words are fine to listen to, but that's all," Fumu interrupted. "You know the Cangmang Federation's situation better than anyone. I don't want to end up like them."
"..."
For a moment, Ming didn't know how to answer.
She naturally knew about the Cangmang Federation.
That outsider, the one suspected of being from the Human Race, had displayed abilities that far surpassed the Void Return Realm.
No one knew when he might strike again.
Yet the Supreme Beast God's condition was terribly strange, and something had gone wrong with the Dao Net...
"Someone has to do it," Ming said gravely. "Have you forgotten your dream?"
"My dream?" Fumu looked at her. "Those two who dreamed of communicating with the Supreme Beast God are probably suffering worse than if they were dead."
"Dreams... Heh."
At that, Ming's heart sank.
It seemed the consequences of this matter were even more serious than she'd expected. Even Fu had been affected.
The other two legion commanders were shirking their duties, too. This likely had something to do with it.
Just as Ming was about to say more, Fumu turned aside, closed her eyes, and murmured in a voice like sleep-talk.
"Forget it. Let me think. Let me think some more..."
Ming opened her mouth, but in the end said nothing. She turned and left the manor.
It seemed her words hadn't been useless after all. She should give Fu some time to think it over.
After Ming left,
a smile surfaced on Fumu's face beneath the skin she wore.
Her performance just now should have been enough to deal with this Beast God Clan member.
Unfortunately, she was at