"You know, I'd heard long ago that you were a man without any desires, yet you still fell for such a crude illusion," Helunaixing said.
Xing En shook his head helplessly. "There's no point in saying that now."
"If only we could get out," Xing En said with a smile. "There's nothing interesting about the next life, but I think this life has been pretty interesting."
"The only way for us to get out now is to wait for the Demon King," Helunaixing said.
"But the Demon King is in seclusion right now. He won't be coming out anytime soon," Helunaixing added helplessly.
"If your Demon King does come out, can you be sure he'll take your side?" Xing En asked Helunaixing. "If the two of you don't share the same position either, then things will get interesting."
"He definitely will," Helunaixing said.
"The Demon King isn't one of those foolish old men. Anyone with half a brain knows he couldn't possibly support the humans in this. Letting humanity dominate alone would benefit no one," Helunaixing said.
"Those old men only think the humans are too powerful. They simply don't dare offend them," Helunaixing said helplessly.
"The two of us really are children abandoned even by heaven," Xing En said with a smile. "Who would've thought our last lifeline would be in seclusion?"
"Still, the way you stood in front of me and blocked that spear for me wasn't bad," Helunaixing said with a smile. "That was the only time you made me feel like you were truly a Dark Ranger."
"Of course," Xing En said with a grin. "A man is a man, no matter when."
"What kind of nonsense logic is that?" Helunaixing said helplessly.
"I really don't know what will become of our Demon Clan if this