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”Yes, my king, the humans of Blue Star are too arrogant, thinking that they can oppose our Elemental Star after destroying Insect Hive Star, it’s truly conceited. Let us take a team and give them a lesson they’ll never forget, even thousands of years later they wouldn’t dare to disturb our Elemental Star again.”

Another translucent being chimed in agreement.

The bravado was impeccable, yet these three transparent beings failed to notice their king’s fists clenched tightly, trembling somewhat.

A planet has many powerful beings.

Even super-first-class top experts are not in the minority.

But only a handful could be deemed the strongest.

In the eyes of this strongest one, the true situation on the battlefield wasn’t so straightforwardly perceivable.

As Elemental Star’s strongest, Chaos was the most qualified, and the only elemental being able to contact the planet’s will.

Even if the planet’s will did not intend to submit to it, it could somewhat sense the general content of the planet’s will because only it could feel the presence of the planet’s will.

Blue Star, Insect Hive Star, Elemental Star, and Ancient Ape Star are four planets bound within a small star system.

They are dependent yet mutually hostile.

The hostility doesn’t need much elaboration.

Each planet’s creatures aim to wipe out those of neighboring stars to seize resources and enhance the overall strength of their own planet.

As for interdependence, there is a rationale too.

These four planets have similar strength, maintaining a balance.

Once a planet is exterminated, the balance will be disrupted.

In the absence of cooperation, the destruction of one planet has only one possible outcome.

That is the increase in power of one planet strong enough to destroy the others.

Don’t be fooled into thinking that a planet merely offers land as a living environment for creatures.

Being empowered by all the creatures within, it naturally has its own will.

On the day Blue Star and Izak Planet decided victory and defeat, Chaos began to vaguely sense the unrest of the will of Elemental Star.

As time passed, the will of Blue Star grew stronger, and with the destruction of Insect Hive Star, Chaos’s feeling of unrest concerning the will of the planet became remarkably clear and real.

It could even converse with the planet’s will.

The content expressed by the planet’s will wasn’t complicated; it just wanted to express that Blue Star has become too powerful nowadays—to the point that one day, Blue Star would invade Elemental Star on a grand scale.

As the king of Elemental Star, Chaos would not allow anyone to shake his rule over Elemental Star, and naturally was eager to know how to cope with the storm that would come sooner or later.

But how could the planet’s will answer his question?

Before absolute power, all means are meaningless.