Hinata said, "Oh! Then tell me—if it really is information worth my attention."
"I really wouldn't mind letting you off. That's the truth."
"But if there isn't, then stay here forever!"
"And don't worry. If you truly give me information that's useful to me, there'd be no reason for me to deceive you."
Mukade immediately nodded. At that moment, beads of sweat could clearly be seen rolling down from his forehead.
Whether it was because the weather was too hot or for some other reason was unknown.
But he had no time to wipe it away.
After pondering briefly, he spoke directly.
He recounted everything in meticulous detail, exactly as it had happened.
Yet Hinata showed no expression. After a short while,
Hinata shook her head and said, "Sigh, what a pity. I already know everything you said. There's no need to lie to you."
"Let me fill you in on what you don't know."
"For instance, the Dragon Vein is powerful enough to reverse time and space, while all those ideas you mentioned can only be considered unorthodox side paths."
"So you were the one who failed to give yourself a chance."
Mukade's expression immediately changed, turning somewhat terrified.
However, it was utterly impossible for him to simply surrender without a fight.
He knew that if he fought, he definitely wouldn't win. So his only option now was to run.
With that thought, he turned and fled.
Hinata shook her head. Why bother?
She nodded at Winter Rain, who immediately understood.
With a flap of her paper wings, she flew out at once, chasing after Mukade.
It seemed to have stalled again. Ah.
No one voiced any objection to what Jirobo had said.
Although everyone had their own thoughts, and although everything remained unknown, this choice was, for the