"Senior, what happened?"
Ye Fei looked at Senior Lingyan's expression and asked outright.
He genuinely couldn't guess what could have made his senior look so serious, with even a trace of sorrow...
"I didn't win. That fellow intends to cheat..."
Lingyan sat to one side and handed over the kitten that was gazing eagerly at Ye Fei.
The game of chess had only just ended, but the outcome hadn't particularly satisfied him.
And that fellow was deliberately planning to cheat...
"You didn't win, Senior, and neither did he..."
Ye Fei took Spirit into his arms and thought it over carefully, certain that his senior's words held another meaning!
If the other party had won, there would have been no need to cheat. So it had been a draw, but he intended to do something that should only have happened after a winner was decided.
"Yes. Originally, we agreed that if he won, we would start a race war, and if I won, we would start a god war. Now neither of us won, so he..."
Seeing that Ye Fei understood immediately, Lingyan's earlier mood dissipated, and he planned to have a proper talk with Ye Fei about what would follow.
"So he intends to have both happen at once?"
Ye Fei looked at his senior, who had stopped halfway through, and understood once again.
That really was a little like cheating.
Because no winner had been decided, he wanted to lump two separate stages together. That was far beyond ordinary cheating.
But...
"The two should have been inseparable to begin with, shouldn't they? Race gods would inevitably participate in a war between races, and a god war would drag the gods' believers into it too..."
Stroking the fur along Spirit's back, Ye Fei didn't directly criticize that being's decision to