The Price You Cannot Bear

Whis's words broke the dead silence on the deck at just the right moment.

"Then that must be it."

Whis looked at the Zeno Model and continued smoothly covering for him with a smile.

"Lord Zeno, Lord Beerus is usually quite diligent in his work as well."

"On the very day you happened to appear, he personally stepped in to assess the strength of the humans in this universe."

Whis took the opportunity to put in a good word for Beerus.

"Even if he has no merit, he has certainly worked hard."

After hearing Whis's words, the Zeno Model slowly turned his head.

He looked at Beerus, who was lying prostrate on the deck.

His large eyes blinked blankly as he spoke in a childish voice.

"Is that so?"

"Then it seems Beerus usually works very hard."

The Zeno Model tilted his head.

"Unlike the Gods of Destruction from other universes, who sleep whenever they have nothing to do, then go everywhere looking for delicious food after waking up."

"Instead, he has been diligently carrying out his duties."

The more Beerus listened, the more cold sweat poured from his forehead and back.

Every single sentence was like a precise jab straight into his sore spot.

But how could he dare to refute even half a word right now?

He could only grit his teeth and nod repeatedly in agreement.

"Yes, yes."

Seeing Beerus admit it, the Zeno Model naturally withdrew the unsettling Erasure rule from his hand.

He looked at Beerus and continued in a cute, vacant tone.

"The Grand Minister previously told me that Universe 7 is the second-lowest-ranked universe."

"The overall level of its humans is only 3.18."

"But seeing how seriously Beerus takes his work today."

"It seems there may have been a slight misunderstanding."

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