"Kill Rex?"
Limas cried out, his eyes brimming with disbelief. He stared at the two figures before him and exclaimed, "Kel'Thuzad, have you both gone mad?"
"How could you possibly kill Rex?"
"As Regent of the Kingdom of Gilneas, he has guards protecting him wherever he goes."
"And that's not even considering Rex's own strength. He's a Heroic Powerhouse, and he has an artifact in his hands. Killing him is absolutely impossible."
Standing on the steps, Limas delivered his objections without a single pause. Clearly, he did not believe this could possibly succeed.
At that moment, Limas was filled with regret. The longer he worked with these undead, the more unreliable they seemed. A single misguided decision had brought him to this point, leaving him trapped with no easy way out. If he could choose again, he would never have done such a thing. This was far from the first time that thought had crossed his mind; in this short span alone, he had already thought it many times.
Kel'Thuzad did not interrupt as Limas spoke, letting him say his piece. Only after Limas had finished everything he wanted to say did Kel'Thuzad respond. "Killing Rex is difficult, of course. Otherwise, we wouldn't have put so much effort into laying this plan."
Limas did not believe Kel'Thuzad's words at all. A plan? Killing a Heroic Powerhouse was already exceedingly difficult, let alone one who possessed an artifact.
"Whatever you're planning, the two of you alone can't possibly pull it off." The main reason Limas had so little faith in Kel'Thuzad's scheme was the insufficient strength of the two before him. They might both be Heroic Powerhouses, but in Limas's eyes, they were only capable of throwing their weight around in front of him. Against someone else, their weakness would be