If he had been given a choice, Sithos definitely would not have been in such a hurry to seek out Hong Fei.
However, Hong Fei gave him an enthusiastic welcome, practically dragging him into the room with an arm slung around his shoulders. Sithos could sense the vast, surging power within Hong Fei—the concepts of life and mind completely fused into his body. To Sithos, Hong Fei was like an incomparably brilliant ball of light. His vitality was more vigorous than the entire multiverse, while the power of his mind made Sithos even more wary.
Not to mention the three Vishanti watching him like tigers from the side.
Ordinarily, though they were enemies, direct conflicts rarely broke out between them. It was not because they did not want to kill one another, but because Sithos was very good at hiding—and even better at running.
Thus, his avatar sat stiffly upright, eyes on his nose and nose on his heart, seemingly ignoring the gazes of the three Vishanti entirely.
Hong Fei smiled beside him.
As someone who loved watching a spectacle, how could he let Sithos, who had come knocking, leave so easily?
Agamotto handed a hot drink to Osh-Teg before taking a seat near Sithos.
"Long time no see," he said blandly.
Sithos had not expected Agamotto to speak to him first. He paused slightly, then nodded without turning his head. "Long time no see."
Hong Fei sat casually on the other side and looked at Osh-Teg with curiosity. This was one of the first batches of life born on Earth.
Perhaps she was the most godlike deity he had ever seen.
Compared to her, even the Asgardians of Asgard hardly seemed like gods anymore.
At the very least, Odin was still far from the Vishanti. Thor would not be