No 1 Supreme Warrior

Arthur frowned, and he had a solemn expression.

This was a difficult matter, and he was not in the position to do anything.

He spoke up after keeping quiet for some time, “That’s A large number of you, and even though many of you have died, be it more than hundreds and thousands, it’s still a lot. If it’s only you guys, we’d be able to inform the upper management and separate you among the nine fortresses. It’d be difficult for the others to notice anything as we’ll then say that you people will be joining us, but this won’t work with so many of you.”

Skye then abruptly pulled Arthur to one side after she weighed it in.

Master Arthur, I think we should kill these thousand people. These people barged in and are occupying our resources. After we kill them, we can then take the resources they obtained from this area. Together with the resources from those we’ve slain, it’ll be a generous amount.

return to our fortress-no one will know we’ve come across these people. We can just act as if we were never here and that we’ve never met any of these people. We don’t need to get

might have had considered that before he stumbled across the

he spoke, “What are you talking about? I’ m not that sort of a person, and if I wanted to kill them, I wouldn’t have rescued them just now. You want me to kill them after rescuing them? Do I look like I’m so free that I’m looking for things

“We rescued them because we didn’t know who they were and their identity. It makes sense to kill them now that we’ve learned about their

them because you said so? We humans, and we can’t just be that flippant. On top of that, we aren’t members of the Alliance Guard. What if the fortress masters are displeased that we killed them? We don’t have the power to act as we like yet!” Arthur laughed and was somewhat

First Elder of the Whittemore Fortress. Putting aside the fact that members of the fortress won’t know about us killing them, they won’t blame you

his thoughts. However, he still argued with her, “What do you know? Can’t you see that @ Hendrick is painfully attentive