MMORPG: War God, You are Invincible Again
Chapter 507 - 259: Seventh Return, Doomsday of the Sea Clan (Part 1)_3

Chapter 507: Chapter 259: Seventh Return, Doomsday of the Sea Clan (Part 1)_3

"Hehe!" Lu Hong simply wrapped his arms around Danni, grinning foolishly without saying a word.

Time flew swiftly, and after nearly a month’s journey through the Star Sea, the interstellar warship finally arrived at the Continent of God’s Grace.

With the help of the portals, the group of eight arrived at the plaza outside Kingsley Imperial City, where armies and civilians had already filled the surrounding area to witness the event.

As seven divine lights shot into the sky, the seven towers officially announced their return.

Konstantin, with the highest imperial honors, welcomed the eight, and after an enthusiastically wild celebration, everyone dispersed.

Now they just needed to wait for the Tower Master to recover his strength, then they could launch a counterattack against the Sea tribe, pushing all the way into the Naga Queen’s lair!

Moreover, all the tower masters had received the Divine Origin Crystals from Lu Hong, so they believed that day wasn’t far off.

"Hey," Lu Hong walked beside Konstantin, nudging him on the arm.

Konstantin laughed, "You lad, when have you ever been so meek? Got something to ask of me?"

Lu Hong had always been casual with Konstantin, never taking the identity of the Human Race’s Great Emperor seriously. Now seeing Konstantin’s humble demeanor, Konstantin was sure that Lu Hong needed a favor.

In truth, Lu Hong didn’t really have a request for him, but those seven unreliable fellows had actually left it to him to relay the council’s decision to Konstantin.

"Hey, there’s something, and you can’t get mad after hearing it."

"You say it, I won’t get mad." With the return of the seven towers, Konstantin felt extraordinarily refreshed, like he never had before.

"Can I say it?"

"Go ahead, say it. I can accept anything."

"That... Can I really say it?" Lu Hong still hesitated.

This time Konstantin, somewhat displeased, said, "What are you doing, dithering like an old woman? If you want to marry Danni, Tower Master, I’d give you the Imperial City itself as a wedding house."

"Fine." Lu Hong began, "The proposal to exterminate the Sea tribe, presented by Brahma, was rejected by the other tower masters..."

"What?!" Konstantin was taken aback, "Why?!"

Faced with Konstantin’s roar, Lu Hong quickly tried to appease him, "Didn’t you say you wouldn’t get mad?"

"Over a billion innocent lives have been taken by the Sea tribe in these years, aren’t they enough to firm the tower masters’ resolve?!" How could Konstantin not be agitated? Just in the first invasion by the Sea tribe, the Empire, completely unprepared, had seen over five hundred million civilians dead or wounded. These numbers haunted Konstantin. Behind every battle report were bloody figures, which he could never forget.

"They said they would inflict a destructive blow on the Sea tribe, but they won’t completely exterminate them. Every creature has the right to live; they cannot overstep that."

"It was Danni who said that, wasn’t it?" Konstantin eyed Lu Hong accusatorily.

"Eh... Sort of."

"I knew it." Konstantin sighed, "Well, if it’s the unanimous decision of the tower masters, then I shall comply." With that, Konstantin walked away dejectedly.

Yes, if the Tower Master did not agree to extermination, Konstantin could not alter their decision. However, just because the Tower Master was not inclined towards such measures, that did not mean Konstantin wouldn’t go through with it. Once the Sea tribe’s strongest warriors were defeated by the seven towers, he had the capability to eradicate the remaining weak ones, though, at a greater cost.

Lu Hong could see Konstantin’s intent, and he was likely to lend some help. After all, he had experienced firsthand what the Sea tribe had done to the Empire, and he harbored hatred toward the Sea tribe as well, but... as for the Glowfish, the inheritor of the Sea God, the extent of the obstacle it posed remained to be seen.