As old rivals, the Villain Chat Group's demise inevitably stirred a few feelings in Meng Chuan.
Granted, in its later days, it had vanished without a trace once it could do nothing about Meng Chuan and his companions and had failed its primary mission.
But there was no denying that, for a time, the Villain Chat Group had put them under considerable pressure.
It had been a formidable opponent, one they had to take seriously.
But that was all in the past.
When two tigers fought, one was bound to be wounded.
When two groups fought, the same held true, especially when the Villain Chat Group wanted to replace the Chat Group.
In the end, only one of them could survive.
Meng Chuan felt a little wistful, but only because an old enemy had perished. He did not regret its demise.
From where he stood, the Villain Chat Group was better off dead.
What he did regret was never getting to meet its Group Leader.
Back then, the Villain Chat Group's Group Leader had been a mysterious, unknown figure to Meng Chuan and the others.
After all, they had no Group Leader at the time, while the Villain Chat Group did. That had put it a step ahead.
Naturally, they had wondered what sort of being its Group Leader was. But now, no matter how curious they were, they would never meet that figure.
Looking back, Meng Chuan had some guesses about the Group Leader's identity.
The Villain Chat Group was Pangu's creation, made to stand against the Chat Group.
Unlike the Chat Group, it was something that truly existed.
If the Villain Chat Group was considered a weapon, then its Group Leader was that weapon's Artifact Spirit.
But because of the weapon's peculiar nature, its Artifact Spirit could not