Would Not Let Him Off

No matter how capable Su Zhan is, could he possibly be a match for the God of Chaos?

Su Zhan deserved to die for the way King of the Underworld treated him.

The God of Chaos will not let Su Zhan go.

The Sixth Elder was secretly delighted, but outwardly he appeared very worried.

He spoke immediately.

"Why don't we go and see King of the Underworld?"

"Don't let anything go wrong."

"Su Zhan is the key to King of the Underworld' victory."

"So many people are eyeing the Heavenly Painting Hall covetously; we can't afford any mistakes."

The Sixth Elder's seemingly concerned demeanor did little to gain King of the Underworld' trust; he merely perceived him as utterly hypocritical.

She had no time to argue with him and walked straight out.

"Let's go take a look."

In the blink of an eye, King of the Underworld vanished without a trace.

The First Elder immediately followed, and the Sixth Elder, not wanting to miss Su Zhan's helpless demise before the King of the King of the Underworld, also immediately got up and followed.

When they arrived outside the Su Zhan Palace, they found that all the Guard were fast asleep.

Upon seeing this scene, King of the Underworld immediately thought of someone.

"The God of Chaos?"

He immediately flew into the hall and saw Su Zhan and the God of Chaos. Their swords were flying in the air, one sharp and cunning, the other plain and simple. At first glance, it seemed that Su Zhan was at a disadvantage, but upon closer inspection, it was clear that the God of Chaos was the one being suppressed.

He appeared bold and unrestrained in everything he did, yet he was constantly restrained by Su Zhan. Every sword strike he made was neutralized by Su Zhan. Putting aside everything else, he was definitely no match for Su Zhan when it came to swordsmanship.

"It really is you, God of Chaos!"

King of the Underworld said grimly.

The God of Chaos immediately withdrew his attack; he had already obtained the answer he sought.

When she looked at Su Zhan, her eyes showed some surprise.

He had met many Sword Dao masters in the past, and even more recently, all in order to improve his own swordsmanship. However, he never expected that his careful preparations would be no match for Su Zhan's casual attack.

He wasn't someone who refused to admit his inferiority; the God of Chaos suddenly laughed.

"King of the Underworld, you're really lucky. Su Zhan's swordsmanship is indeed superior to mine. How come I didn't encounter Su Zhan before you?"

After speaking, before King of the Underworld could reply, he looked at Su Zhan.

"But it's not too late now, Su Zhan, why don't you help me?"

I won't treat you unfairly.

King of the Underworld can give you, I can give you too.

"I can even give more than King of the Underworld."

The Sixth Elder was the most shocked by these words.

He eagerly anticipated seeing the God of Chaos defeat Su Zhan, and even hoped that King of the Underworld would witness this scene. However, to his surprise, the God of Chaos did not defeat Su Zhan, but instead recognized him.

He even went so far as to ask Su Zhan to defect and help him.

The Sixth Elder never dreamed that the God of Chaos would choose to do this. If he had known this would happen, he would never have gone to the God of Chaos.

"What did you say?"

The question was a chorus of anger from both King of the Underworld and the Sixth Elder.

The First Elder gave the Sixth Elder a strange look, but didn't think much of it, assuming that the Sixth Elder was just trying to curry favor with the King of the Underworld, otherwise why would he speak like that?

"If you can't hear me, then forget it."

"It's good that Su Zhan heard it clearly."

The God of Chaos laughed.

He looked at Su Zhan, waiting for his answer.

Su Zhan didn't need to consider it at all.

I won't help you.

"It was King of the Underworld who invited me to help; I will only help him."

Upon hearing this, the God of Chaos clicked his tongue, and King of the Underworld breathed a sigh of relief.

He was secretly relieved that he hadn't misjudged the person, and spoke in a deep voice.

"You heard me."