They've All Been Kidnapped

"Interesting, truly, truly interesting."

After hearing these words, Principal Lu Shuwen burst into hearty laughter. He looked at Xia Ping: "Good lad, to think you could come up with such a scheme, and actually have the guts to carry it out."

"Very well, leave this matter to me. I shall be responsible for negotiating with the Demon Race. We must fleece those monsters for a massive fortune this time; I won't be satisfied unless we carve a huge chunk of flesh right off them."

He looked at Xia Ping with eyes full of admiration, his laughter brimming with delight.

"Old Lu, this seems a bit improper. Won't it enrage those Demon Kings?" A King expressed concern. If this incident were to trigger a war between humanity and the Demon Race, it would surely lead to widespread devastation.

"It's fine. This is merely a prisoner exchange. Even if those Demon Kings are furious, they wouldn't dare make a move." Lu Shuwen was certain of this, simply because Rabbit Linglong and the others were still alive.

As long as they were alive, there was plenty of room for negotiation.

Any problem that can be solved with money is not a problem at all.

Of course, how much compensation it would take to bring these Demon Race geniuses back—that was a matter for the negotiation table.

"Besides, we have also spent vast sums of money in the past to rescue talented human geniuses from the hands of the Demon Race. Back then, Ten Thousand Demon Mountain fleeced us mercilessly. If we don't pay them back in kind this time, how would it look if humanity didn't know how to return a favor?" Lu Shuwen said with a beaming smile.

"Old Lu is right."

Hearing this, the other Kings nodded immediately. Ten Thousand Demon