He Xi dismissed Bel'Veth's desire to talk.
"What is there to discuss with a monster like you? You were the one who attacked us first. Now that you can't win, you want peace talks? Things aren't that easy."
"I admit that you are very strong, but killing me will not be so easy either. Besides, if you kill me, you will be helping the Void Watchers eliminate a powerful enemy. I doubt that is something you want to see."
Kaisha looked at Bel'Veth and spoke as well. "You are indeed far more intelligent than ordinary Void creatures. But precisely because you possess such intelligence, you are an even greater threat. Why should we allow a threat like you to continue existing?"
Upon hearing this, Bel'Veth's thoughts raced, and she quickly gave her answer. "If I am not mistaken, you are not from Rune Land. Since you are not from Rune Land, my existence should pose no threat to you.
If I cannot threaten you, why go through all this trouble to make an enemy of me?
Even if you destroy me, the people of Rune Land will not thank you."
Selfishness was humanity's nature. Even with a threat like the Void looming over them, humans could not unite and only fought their own battles. Without the Void as a threat, Rune Land would likely become even more chaotic.
Bel'Veth was not wrong. Lan Hong himself could not quite understand why, despite knowing that the Void was such an enormous threat, war still raged throughout Rune Land. A united front against the Void had never formed.
The Void War in Icathia had also been resolved by the people of Shurima themselves, without support from anyone else.
Perhaps Rune Land simply lacked someone powerful enough to unite it.
"We have no interest