"Hank, I knew you wouldn't stop me. But from the moment you said you had noticed something unusual about me, I knew I could never hide what I was doing from this progenitor."
"When you came here, I became completely certain that he was nearby. It seems I was right after all." Ash explained it to Hank, while also telling Wu Heng why he had discovered him.
After all, no one could underestimate this progenitor.
Wu Heng was far too mysterious. So mysterious that, even now, Ash could not make a certain judgment about what Wu Heng truly thought—whether he was a good person or a bad one.
Were all those things something he had deliberately allowed to happen, or was it truly just fate playing tricks?
He did not know how capable Wu Heng was, nor did he know how deep his secrets ran.
He only felt that Wu Heng's heart was as unfathomable as the sea!
If Hank could come, then with Wu Heng's keen senses, he would surely have noticed something and come here as well.
It had to be said that Ash's judgment of Wu Heng was accurate.
"Gerard, I hope you won't stop me. I'm begging you. You know what I've always wanted."
Every muscle in Ash's body tensed as he stared fixedly at Wu Heng, his mental fluctuations extraordinarily active.
Wu Heng could sense that the powers of the Marrow Eater and Demon Eligos within Ash's body had been fully activated.
He was absolutely unwilling to surrender without a fight.
However, there was not a trace of killing intent in Ash's mind. All he wanted was to leave this place with the Sealwood core in his arms.
He wanted to find a hidden place, return to the past, return to thirty years ago, and