Kaisa fell silent for a moment, her golden eyes settling on Di Hongkun's face again. Her voice held a subtle note of probing. "Di Hongkun, aren't you afraid Karl will make trouble for Lieyang afterward if you tell me his plan so openly?"
Di Hongkun's projection flickered, and he gave a light chuckle. "Heh, that depends on you, Divine Kaisa. Karl's original plan was for me to wait until you fell before making my move. But I don't believe he can kill you. After all, you've fought him for so many years. If he really had that ability, you wouldn't still be sitting here, perfectly fine."
He paused, his voice taking on the frankness of someone who had thrown caution to the wind.
"That's why I chose to lay my cards on the table. Now that I've told you Karl is plotting against you, it's up to you to choose. Will you keep wasting time here with me, or go to the Styx Galaxy to settle the score with him? Decide for yourself."
Kaisa stared at him for three seconds, then suddenly laughed.
"We Angels can stay out of Blue Star's affairs. But I hope you'll spare the Super God Academy's instructors. They aren't your enemies, and they once helped both our civilizations."
"Rest assured, I, Di Hongkun, remember that debt too. As long as they don't stand in my way, I won't attack them first."
Di Hongkun agreed immediately.
To him, the Super God Academy's instructors had never been targets.
What he wanted was to honor Lieyang's dead with the blood of the Deno Remnants, and seize an intact new home along the way.
As for those few old scholars, as long as they had the sense to step aside, he didn't mind letting them live.
"Very well."
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