Gu Le had never imagined that her cousin, who had always been shrewd and composed, would be willing to take such an enormous risk for Yang Fan.
Lu Wan continued:
"These losses are trivial."
"The real trouble is figuring out how to destroy this man's Divine Kingdom completely."
"I only have about 170 trillion Divinity Points in liquid funds available right now."
"What about you?"
Gu Le fell silent for a moment. "Around 40 trillion."
Lu Wan's brows furrowed slightly.
"That's not enough. I still have some fixed-term deposits and Federation bonds. I'll liquidate them as soon as possible."
"Scrape together everything you can for me."
"Then transfer it all to me."
Gu Le nodded. "All right."
After a moment of silence, Lu Wan spoke again:
"There's one more thing."
"You're the only one who can handle it."
Seeing Lu Wan suddenly turn serious, Gu Le's expression grew solemn as well.
"What is it?"
Lu Wan said slowly:
"Go see your father."
"Uncle Gu should know a High-Tier God from the Blade Race."
"After all, quite a few of the Gu Family's pills flow to the Blade Race every year."
At this, Gu Le's expression changed dramatically.
"Have you gone mad? The price is too high."
Lu Wan looked at her, her expression unchanged.
"This is our final insurance."
"Since we're doing this, we have to see it through to the bitter end."
"A man who would risk investigating someone else's Divine Kingdom just for an S-Class Building..."
"Someone like that has a rotten character to begin with. He's an utter villain."
"Leaving him alive would mean leaving a hidden threat hanging over our husband."
"The sooner we deal with him, the sooner we can rest easy."
"Don't worry. Your father won't have to get involved personally. I only need