The Demon Lord Hakodi

The Demon King was powerful, so why did you assume I was too weak? Besides, the Demon King relied on the Demon God Stone to cultivate. If his Demon God Stone disappeared, would he still be so formidable?

Upon hearing this, the Ant King's eyes widened. "Don't tell me you want to steal the Demon God Stone. I can't believe you came up with something like that. The Demon God Stone is so important—the Demon King would definitely keep it on him! How could he possibly leave it somewhere for others to steal?"

"Steal" is a terrible word. How could this be called stealing? It's called taking, understand? I'm taking the Demon God Stone. Besides, I never said I'd go take it right now. Something like this needs to be carefully planned.

"Alright, I've asked what I needed to ask. Since you're unwilling to cooperate, we'll be leaving. But let me make this clear first: when we wipe out the Demon Clan, don't let your Ant Clan think about coming in to snatch a share. Don't have us fighting on the front lines while you pick at the scraps behind us."

Since cooperation was impossible, I hoped they would not become enemies either. He had better remember what I said. At that moment, Gaino cast a glance at the Ant King. The Ant King felt as though his soul were about to freeze.

The Ant King immediately thought, What terrifying soul pressure. It feels like I'm being watched by some savage beast. This is even more oppressive than the Demon King.

After warning the Ant King, Gaino took Laiya and continued searching for a place where they and the Blood Spirit Clan could settle.

As Gaino flew away, the Ant King's legs went limp. He collapsed onto the ground. His