Sima Ji said, "However troublesome they may be, their strength has its limits. The power of over a hundred million people sounds astronomical, but everyone has their own agenda. They can hardly be united. As long as you and I are careful, what could possibly go wrong?"
Granny Hua said worriedly, "Even if we're careful, there's no guarantee we can infiltrate the Eighth Domain Master's location smoothly. I wonder whether we should wait here for a while, or find somewhere to hide. After all, they can't keep the alarm sounding forever. We can decide what to do once it ends."
Sima Ji firmly rejected Granny Hua's plan. "Granny Hua, I've already told you: we came here to kill. Killing is like a thunderclap out of a clear sky. Surely you don't expect that thunderclap to be silent?"
"Besides, to make them feel fear and understand the vast gulf between us, we must let everyone in the Eighth Domain know that we're going straight for their strongest combatant-their Domain Master-and cutting his head off. Otherwise, we'll have to waste more time demonstrating our strength to every War Readiness Zone that doesn't know what happened."
"So this time, we're not just going to kill. We're going to let everyone in the Eighth Domain know we've come to kill!"
Granny Hua hesitated slightly after hearing this, then asked, "Then what do you intend to do next?"
"I told you, I have serious doubts about the true strength of these so-called 'War Readiness Zones.' People's hearts are unpredictable. How could they possibly build an ideal defense? Having over a hundred million people doesn't mean their strength is multiplied a hundred million times. Since our whereabouts have already been exposed, we might as well attack the nearest War Readiness Zone first."
Sima Ji gazed coldly