He was desperate.
Light-Taker was utterly desperate.
Especially when he saw "Hanks" resolve the threat of the Mighty Figure without using his Token, he regretted it bitterly.
"If only..."
"If only I'd held out a little longer, could I have kept him fooled?"
Light-Taker's eyes nearly bulged from their sockets.
He hated An Kai for deceiving him.
He also hated himself for failing to hold out, allowing "Hanks" to swindle him out of his last means of survival.
"Yours?"
"This is mine!"
An Kai sneered, finding the old bastard Light-Taker rather amusing.
Even now, he still hadn't grasped the situation.
Here, An Kai had refrained from killing him only because they belonged to the same group.
Once they entered the next level, as long as they weren't in the same group, An Kai would absolutely find ten thousand ways to kill him!
"Y-you... You're utterly shameless and despicable!"
Light-Taker trembled with rage, pointing at An Kai, yet unable to do anything to him.
"Shameless and despicable? That's Hanks's business."
"What does it have to do with me, Will-Bukelin?"
An Kai curled his lip disdainfully. Before killing him, he didn't mind toying with him a little.
"Will-Bukelin?"
"Hanks was your alias?!"
An Kai waved him off as though dismissing a beggar.
Then his figure flashed, and he arrived before the passage that had split open.
He paused for several seconds.
With a single thought, An Kai summoned the Bamboo Men from the [Divine Court Academy: Betrayal] space to his side.
Without waiting for his instructions, the Bamboo Men formed an orderly line and entered first.
To An Kai, the Bamboo Men were far more useful than that damned Token.
They were genuine lifesavers!
After the Bamboo Men crossed the passage and entered another world, An Kai probed it and detected no