After saying that, Burkeso lowered his head and continued to dig on the crystal dome.

The crystal dome is not as deep as the Burning Hell, so the corpses of Oriel, who used to be a demon, cannot be buried too deep.

Perhaps there is no need to dig deeper, and Bulkeso can see the corpses of those demons.

Olir sat down on the side with a comfortable chair, waiting for the moment when the corpses appeared.

A strange thought suddenly flashed through Olir's mind.

[Maybe when those corpses appear, it is time for me to give birth.]

This feeling of destiny made Olir himself laugh.

...

The battle between the first ancestor outside and Masail has come to an end.

All the things Masail wanted to get from this playful battle had already been obtained, and there was no need for him to continue to entangle with the barbarians in front of him.

"You know that your mission has been completed, right?"

Masail said slowly to the first ancestor.

"Of course I know, but you probably haven't realized that there have been troublemakers in your plan."

The first ancestor said with sarcasm.

"You mean the dead Rasma?"

Masail asked curiously.

He was still a little interested in the troublemakers mentioned by the first ancestors.

After all, as an angel of wisdom, he failed very few times.

But every time Masail encounters failure, there are troublemakers.

During the long period of time, Masail realized that the more careful his plan, the easier it is to have problems due to some inexplicable reasons.

But Masail didn't mean to change his behavior pattern.

He has failed, but he has succeeded more times in the past!

Accidents are inevitable, so there is no need for Masail to change his previous behavioral behavior due to accidents with low probability.

However, he was still a little concerned about the "accident" mentioned by the first ancestors.

As long as these accidents are accurately evaluated, accidents will become within the planned existence that is mastered.

Masail is not a question of self-confidence or not, and he will not evaluate himself.

Although Masail is an emotional being, he rarely puts feelings within the scope of his own consideration.

"It's not that a dead person cannot be called a disruptor, but do you really think Rasma is deliberately destroying your plan?"

The first ancestor said with a little ridicule.

In addition to the label of danger, this guy Masail also has the word "thinking too much" in the eyes of his first ancestors.

It’s not that the first ancestors looked down on smart people, but in fact the first ancestors respected wisdom very much.

But he just doesn't like that kind of circling temptation.

Most barbarians don’t like this way of thinking very much. If they don’t have to conduct this kind of “test”, barbarians still like to say something directly.

Although Masail has not reached the level of the Ridder Man, he is not very straightforward when doing things.

"I still prefer your side as a warrior."

The first ancestors also mentioned a special sentence.

As a warrior, Masail is very powerful, and that kind of power is a level that any warrior will long for.

Masail's wisdom is not only mentioned in his calculations, but in the battle, Masail can also win the battle through his own wisdom.

Whether it is the rhythm of the battle or the simple power competition, Masail is the top one.

Even if Burkeso and Masail fought under the same force, Burkeso would not dare to say that he could win.

In terms of combat experience, there are not many Naifeitian who can compare to the archangel who has reached the present moment step by step in the Eternal Battle.

And Masail is the best among the great archangels!

Even the archangels have their own fields that they are not good at, but the kind of bad at it is only when compared with the fields they are good at, but they seem "not good at it".

Even if an ordinary existence competes with a field that the archangels are not good at, it can often only be the result of "unable to look at them".

"I am me, there is no saying on any side.

But I plan to end this boring battle, and it should be enough for you to vent your emotions during this period."

Masail said with a smile.

"Then I really have to thank you. I don't feel unwilling to accept it as Bourkeso's weapon.

But as a weapon, I really can't be as free as before.

I am grateful for your willingness to play with me. After all, if you don’t plan to stay here, I can’t stop you for how long.”

The first ancestor said very calmly.

If Masail was still the same Masail he used to be, he would not feel that he would be difficult for him to delay time during the battle.

But Masail has strengthened several times now.

Being able to fight until now should be considered the result of Masail's willingness to cooperate.
Chapter completed!