Yaxes ventured:
"My lord, why don't we hold off on selling?"
Cho'Gath raised a brow.
"Not sell?"
"Not for now," Yaxes hurriedly explained.
"We haven't fully absorbed Aker's territory yet, and we also need to take over the star domains Herok and the others left behind as soon as possible."
"It will take a very long time, at the very least, to bring all those territories into our hands."
"During that time, word of the three civilizations killing Demon Gods will continue to spread, and the other Demon Gods will be wary enough to wait and watch for now."
Cho'Gath narrowed his eyes, already beginning to grasp what Yaxes meant.
Yaxes continued:
"Once things blow over and the talk dies down, we can find buyers in private."
"Especially Demon Gods who have just returned from invading other civilizations and haven't heard about the situation yet."
"When the time comes, we just need to find a few suitable buyers and trade quietly."
The light in Cho'Gath's eyes grew brighter and brighter.
"You mean we swallow up those Demon Gods' inheritances first, wait for the news to die down, then find a different batch of buyers who don't know?"
"Exactly."
"Good!"
Cho'Gath slapped Yaxes on the shoulder, nearly driving the Seventh-Order Demon Venerable into the ground.
"I'm very pleased with that brain of yours!"
Yaxes endured the pain and hurriedly put on a smile.
"It is my duty to ease your burdens, my lord."
Cho'Gath was no longer in the mood to remain on this resource planet. He turned and flew toward the distant Space Wormhole.
"We'll do as you say, then. Forget the coordinate business for now. Let's return to the Home Planet and take over those three idiots' inheritances!"
"We haven't even finished swallowing Aker's territory, and now Herok and