Of course, if Vita wished to stay, he would naturally be delighted to welcome this Demigod Rank powerhouse into his ranks.
A necromancer never concealed his thirst for power or his pursuit of beauty.
And Vita...
Not only was she astonishingly beautiful, but as Sa's agent, she had already proven her worth through outstanding performance over countless years.
But more importantly, and what Moros valued most, was the intelligence Vita possessed regarding Sa.
Yes, even now, the necromancer had not given up on targeting Sa.
That was not difficult to understand.
No matter how the situation developed, Sa could not pose a truly fatal threat to him.
Thus, with sufficient room for error, the necromancer naturally had every right to treat Sa as a stepping stone toward higher realms of power.
However, since Vita had tactfully declined his "kind invitation," Moros would not force the issue.
Moros, who understood the course of history in the Native World, knew full well that as time passed, Vita's dissatisfaction with Sa would continue to accumulate.
Once that dissatisfaction reached a certain critical point, she would naturally begin to consider breaking free of Sa's restraints.
When that time came, Vita would surely come to him of her own accord and seek his help.
For a necromancer who had already transformed into a Vampire Lord and possessed a lifespan as vast as the stars, waiting such a length of time was entirely acceptable.
Back to the matter at hand, after successfully retrieving her agent, Sa began withdrawing the ten limbs she had extended into the material universe.
The fierce battle earlier had not only given Moros a deeper understanding of his own strength, but had also allowed Sa to gather an enormous amount of information.
Based on the intelligence gained through those probes, she was