In Eden.
Thanos had noticed the Human Race's grim procession too.
He merely gave a cold smile.
"The Heavenly Dao Will really is ruthless. Being the protagonist's family is a dangerous line of work."
Different perspectives led to different ways of seeing things.
The Luo Family had set out for the sake of the Human Race, or so it seemed. But once Luo Kewang became the protagonist, their sacrifice was inevitable.
If Thanos were the Heavenly Dao Will, he would have made the same choice.
First, it would prevent Luo Kewang from switching sides.
The Heavenly Dao Will had to guard against the possibility that its chosen protagonist might someday betray it.
Having his entire family die in battle at its own hands would be the best outcome.
So even if the Luo Family had refused this mission, something else would have happened to wipe out its leaders.
Second, it would drive Luo Kewang to grow stronger.
Even a protagonist might give up if he had no motivation.
A blood feud born from the slaughter of his family would provide plenty.
But now that Thanos had seen through the Heavenly Dao Will of the War God World, would he let it have its way?
At that thought, Thanos smiled coldly and made his arrangements.
Then he looked toward the Journey to the West World.
After his initial move, Hongjun had vanished without a trace.
But Thanos knew Hongjun had not truly disappeared.
He was simply waiting for a chance to interfere in the War God World.
Ideally, Thanos would exhaust his forces and batter the War God World to the brink, leaving its Heavenly Dao Will gravely weakened.
Then Hongjun could enter the War God World as its savior.
But why would Thanos let him have his way?
With that