"It's no fun being so dull all the time."
"Let's chat."
"I don't want to spend the next seven days facing a block of wood."
Old White Ape smiled as he spoke, looking at Yu Sheng, who had remained silent throughout.
But Yu Sheng merely gave him a calm glance.
"How boring."
"I think you really ought to get one thing straight. Right now, you're weaker than me. You're my prisoner, and I'm the one who gave you a chance to stay alive."
"So under these circumstances, choosing to ignore me will make me unhappy."
Old White Ape surveyed the scene ahead as he spoke unhurriedly.
"You can choose to kill me."
Yu Sheng spoke softly.
Old White Ape chuckled and shook his head. "Hmm... how about this..."
"All this time, you've been trying hard to convey one message to Yu Mo, to me, and to everyone else."
"Your path has nothing to do with the Human Race."
"You only want to keep the few people around you alive, right?"
"That was true even just now."
"But a path like that won't take you far..."
"Whether Yu Mo believes it or not, I certainly don't."
"So why don't we put it to the test..."
As though something had occurred to him, Old White Ape suddenly grew interested. His eyes lit up as he looked at Yu Sheng. "If that really is your path, then whether these humans live or die has nothing to do with you, as long as they aren't people you know."
"Here's how we'll play..."
"I ask, you answer."
"Hmm... I suppose you can't really call it asking. Anyway, I'll chat with you, and you have to respond. For every sentence you don't answer, I'll kill a random human."
"It could just be a Fourth Awakening soldier,