The God's pupils froze for a moment. Clearly, it had not expected Qin Siyang's answer.
"You have anything I want?"
Qin Siyang's voice was steady. "Why don't you tell me what you want first?"
The God looked at Qin Siyang and said slowly, "It has been a long time since I last met a human as confident as you."
It added, "Still, if you don't even believe in yourself, there isn't much point in living. Since you have everything, give me one of every kind of God corpse you have."
"Sure."
Qin Siyang agreed readily. He had already tasted every kind of God in his Storage Box, and they would no longer do much to improve his strength. Using them to buy his life now could not have been more fitting.
But then Qin Siyang changed tack. "I can do that, but I have a few conditions."
"Conditions? A few of them?" The God sounded a little impatient. "Who do you think you are?"
Qin Siyang was brimming with confidence. "I think the remains of over a hundred kinds of medium gods should earn me the right to set a few conditions."
"Hmm? You have that many?"
Qin Siyang nodded. "Yes."
"True."
Qin Siyang switched off the Lie Detector tucked against his chest again.
At the sight, the God could not help chuckling. "The way you humans use a Lie Detector is rather interesting. Over a hundred corpses of other Gods are indeed worth a conversation. Go on. What are your conditions?"
Qin Siyang said, "They aren't really conditions. I just have a few questions I'd like you to answer."
The God hesitated briefly, then replied, "Ask first."
The God had told Qin Siyang to ask first, without promising that it would answer.
That made Qin Siyang feel that the