"This is not a trivial matter," Dikao replied. "No matter whether I succeed or not, this matter will definitely involve many races in the future. To be honest, I don't think the dragon clan can stand up."

Abudullare's eyes suddenly turned into golden pupils, staring at Dikao: "Is this a threat?"

As soon as this sentence was spoken, it seemed that the temperature in the cave dropped a lot in an instant.

"No, this is the fact." Dikao also stared at his eyes, neither humble nor arrogant. "This is not a matter of neutrality at all. Maybe it's OK now, but if I can also be above the ninth level in the future, can I still maintain it?"

Dikao's voice was not loud, but his tone was strong.

Abudullare looked at him, and after a few seconds of silence, he asked slowly: "Your only motivation is for your wife?"

"Half," Dikao replied, "and half because I want to leave something for the world, even if there is nothing practical, just legend."

"So what if I stay?" Abu Durare had a disdainful smile on his face.

"At least it can influence some races subtly," said Dikao. "The reason why the world is now developing like this means that the gods do not want all races to be united. There must be some reasons why we don't know. I hope that anyone in this world will inherit my philosophy in the future, willing to strive to create an ideal home."

"Your ideal is unique," Abdulare said.

"I'm really romantic at some point." Dikao nodded with a smile.

Looking at Dikao's smiling face in front of him, Abudullare felt a little surprised.

To be honest, he had never seen such a smile on the face of the demons.

This smile made him unable to help but think of Him.

It’s not that they look alike, but that the smile on their faces conveyed the feeling, as if they are moving forward for the goals that seem impossible in their hearts.

Perhaps they themselves knew that this was an unrealistic goal, but they still did not give up and struggled for it.

Abudullare suddenly became a little interested because this demon was too unique.

Although he is only in the third level, everything he says seems to be talking big.

But it is undeniable that he has done many things that other demons have not done.

Thinking of this, Abudullare suddenly grinned: "Since that's the case, I'll tell you something you don't know!"

Hearing this sentence, Dikao was stunned. Is there any ancient secrets?

"You said." Dikao nodded and expressed his interest.

"Lilith..." Abudullare suddenly walked two steps to the side, "I thought about it myself and made sure there is no real dragon like her in this world."

"So what?" Dikao was a little confused. After all, he had heard of words such as genetic mutation before. Although there were few cases, it should not be missing.

"In this world, sometimes things that do not belong here will appear." Abudullare turned his head, "Lilith, it is very likely that he is a dragon clan from other worlds!"
Chapter completed!