Hesitation. After thinking of the Weird Bride, Luo Fan felt somewhat hesitant.
Luo Fan knew very well that as long as he said he wanted to fight for that Weird Domain, the Weird Bride would support him no matter how dangerous it was.
There was no helping it. His wife was just that hopelessly in love.
Besides, taking some risks to obtain a Weird Domain did seem worthwhile, didn't it? The matter of his wife could wait.
Or should he ask the Aerospace Base or Greenedge Base for help?
After the thought surfaced, Luo Fan shook his head and dismissed it.
A Weird Domain was too important. In the apocalypse, Luo Fan dared not trust others lightly.
Take General Meng from the Aerospace Base, for example. Why had he attacked Luo Fan before? Wasn't it because he had coveted all the fresh vegetables Luo Fan had brought out and failed to restrain his greed?
So if he asked the Greenedge Base or the Aerospace Base for help, he might also have to guard against them stabbing him in the back.
That possibility could not be ruled out.
I can be immune to a rule-type weird's vision sealing power.
And that Swordsman Weird should be at the peak of the fourth tier, or the fifth tier.
If I launch a surprise attack while he's severely wounded, I might have a chance of killing him.
If I control him with a rule-type skill first, it'll be even more foolproof.
It certainly is dangerous. I shouldn't summon my wife if I can avoid it, but at least, if it really comes down to life or death, I'll still have my wife, the Weird Bride, to fall back on, right?
So, for a Weird Domain, it really is worth it?
After thinking for a