King Kai felt a little hurt. What kind of teaching was this, sending someone over to beat him up? What kind of grudge did it take to do something so utterly outrageous?
Then he recalled Kami's analysis of Uchiha Hikaru, that extraordinary assessment.
King Kai could only resign himself to it. However, Kami had also asked his superior to find out exactly who the stronger enemies Uchiha Hikaru occasionally mentioned were. Did he know something?
King Kai found the matter rather strange as well.
What enemies?
Other than the trouble Kami had caused, Earth had basically been peaceful.
Could it be that the enemies did not come from Earth, but from other planets?
As the King Kai overseeing the galaxy under the North Kai of the Seventh Universe, he knew of no powerful races within his jurisdiction. Could they have come from another galaxy?
If so, it was hard to say. Faced with the vast universe, he, Kami, and Son Goku could all be considered outsiders.
After all, Earth's native lifeforms were far too weak. A planet with resources that made others envious would eventually face invasion by powerful beings.
Uchiha Hikaru had actually considered this as well. Unless Earth itself produced a god powerful enough to shake the entire universe, one who lived long enough to lead Earth beyond the hierarchy of planes and make it an existence admired by the universe among all planets—
Only then could it avoid widespread invasion.
Everything was negotiable, provided you were qualified to negotiate.
Without that qualification, you could only become history.
Perhaps after countless years had passed, people would no longer remember Earthlings at all.
Naturally, Uchiha Hikaru would never allow such a thing to happen.
His plans were not simply about becoming stronger while revolving around Earth.
Why should those