"You really are too kindhearted. This is leaving behind a hidden danger..." Ogmanding sighed. "You really shouldn't have given them time!"
Sui Xiong smiled. "Since they've already shown signs of backing down, there's nothing wrong with giving them some time to investigate."
"Why let them investigate at all?" Wenna shook his head repeatedly. "If you ask me, we should just kill our way over there and wipe them out. Don't you have a God of Knowledge under your command? Have him absorb the Lord of Mysteries' divine portfolio instead. Then let him investigate—wouldn't that be far more reliable than the Lord of Mysteries?"
Sui Xiong froze. That truly had not occurred to him just now.
On second thought, he said, "It won't be easy to wipe out the Lord of Mysteries and his people..."
"What's so hard about it?" Wenna shook his head vigorously. "No matter how formidable the Lord of Mysteries is, he can't beat you one-on-one. Then I'll lead my brothers and chop down all those people under him. Simple and straightforward. Not to mention you've got a whole bunch of people under your own command... I'm saying, Alliance Leader, you're already a top-tier powerhouse whose stomp can shake the Pantheon. Could you show a little confidence?"
Sui Xiong was surprised, but after thinking it over carefully, it really did seem to be the case.
The Lord of Mysteries had shaken the world because of that great war in which he annihilated the Elf Pantheon. But had the Elf Pantheon of that era truly been so extraordinary?
At first glance, the Elf Pantheon had possessed nearly fifty true gods, more than two hundred demigods, and thousands of legendary experts under its banner. It had indeed seemed immensely powerful. Yet through what he had learned over the years, Sui