Di Nai had revealed so many secrets to Naimus not because he had some compulsion to expose himself.
It was because he was making preparations.
The information he had shared was confidential, but most of it was not particularly important.
Naimus could figure some of it out simply by thinking harder or getting deeper exposure to certain things.
Under these circumstances, the only truly valuable intelligence was the Spacetime Divinity biased toward space.
However, Di Nai had never intended to reveal its exact location.
Possessing some useful but nonessential information was enough to keep Naimus occupied.
Naimus understood this perfectly well, but it was a tacit transaction.
Naimus had forced the other party to appear through his methods.
The other party had appeared without time to prepare.
If Naimus had attacked directly, he might have gained a certain advantage.
But he might also have forced Di Nai to pay a price, and that price would most likely have been borne by Silver City.
In the end, it would have damaged the quality of the Philosopher's Stone.
Having achieved his goal of forcing the mastermind into the open, Naimus did not press any further.
His objective was the same as Di Nai's: to obtain a higher-quality Philosopher's Stone.
To use it to open the path toward becoming a Mythical Breed.
The difference was that Naimus had obtained part of the Precept Divinity and had already embarked on the path from Demon Lord to Demon Prince.
Di Nai had obtained part of the Time Divinity and embarked on a path of direct confrontation with the Sun God.
Both were advancing toward becoming Mythical Breeds in their own ways, before formally ascending to godhood.
And the Philosopher's Stone was the most important component among them.
On this point, neither could yield to the