Chapter 265: More, Give Me More!
The world’s trajectory shifted according to Kailun’s will. The original fate lines were completely rewritten, and the current world became the only true reality.
Occasionally, someone might recall their experiences from the previous life, but those memories would be fragmented and dreamlike, fading away with the passage of time.
The existence of observers could no longer influence the overall situation. To put it bluntly, it was a desperate gamble. What could be more troublesome than a giant crack in the sky?
On a more positive note, it was a change of perspective. Kailun always managed to surprise them.
His thinking was broader than that of ordinary people. After witnessing Fate’s methods, he had even more ideas.
He had so many cards left to play.
But Kailun wanted more. He wanted to use this opportunity to completely control the world.
It wasn’t out of ambition but rather convenience.
He was a person who hated trouble. If there was a permanent solution, he would definitely use it.
He had the advantage and many methods to try.
Having dealt with the Temple, captured Fate, and subdued Ottovia Nuonuo, he couldn’t think of anyone who could stop him.
The White Jade Alliance?
Forget it, that disorganized mess couldn’t pose any threat to him.
If he weren’t so busy, he would have already dealt with them.
Publicly, Kailun wouldn’t reveal the connection between the Temple and the Xiya Kingdom. After eliminating the White Jade Alliance, he would still keep it around.
He would maintain a controllable three-way power balance in the world, with the factions continuing to oppose each other on the surface. All conflicts and struggles would be under his control.
Retiring behind the scenes and controlling everything from the shadows was the ideal situation for Kailun.
“I don’t think it’ll work.”
After correcting the fate lines, Carol and Ottovia learned about Kailun’s idea.
Ottovia was the first to object. She thought Kailun’s plan was too far-fetched, impossible no matter how she looked at it.
Kailun said he intended to push everyone’s strength to the peak, allowing them to reach beyond the ninth rank.
Setting aside the fact that she and Fate were already experts in their respective fields, the remaining time simply wasn’t enough for Kailun to achieve his goal.
If he was referring specifically to Carol, then there wouldn’t be any problem. After all, Carol’s progress was the fastest. With a bit more time, surpassing Ottovia and Fate wouldn’t be difficult.
Carol exchanged glances with Fox and said, “I’m willing to hear your thoughts. Although many of your actions are crazy, you never do anything without a plan. And if you succeed, the benefits will be enormous.”
Simply put, Kailun wanted to use his advantage to mass-produce powerful individuals. If he succeeded, he might even rewrite the world’s power system.
Fox, sly as ever, walked up to Kailun and flicked his forehead. “Although I really want to crack open your head and see what’s inside, this time, I choose to trust you unconditionally.”
“Tsk.”
Seeing Fox’s actions, Carol clicked her tongue. She could already imagine the future scenes of jealousy and competition once the storm had passed.
Kailun would be the biggest beneficiary. It was impossible for these women to unite.
Even the cautious Carol, now relaxed, started to think about her future. She felt she could find a few special allies.
First, exclude Afra. That woman was too weak and couldn’t offer any real help.
Afra, resting nearby: “???”
Why did she suddenly feel underestimated?
Fate, sitting on the ground with her hands bound, couldn’t stand it anymore. “Just tell us your plan already! Are you trying to kill me with suspense?”
Fate still had a 28 goodwill rating towards Kailun. Even after he had destroyed all her plans, it had only decreased by 2 points.
He was the person she had the highest goodwill towards, besides Ottovia Nuonuo.
As for why she had such a high rating for her arch-nemesis, Ottovia, it was simply because Fate found it amusing to bully her.
Conversely, she also found it somewhat enjoyable to be bullied by Kailun. It was strange.
“Don’t worry, I can let you experience it first.”
Kailun first stopped Fox from flicking his forehead again, then he withdrew most of his attributes from Carol and converted them into mental power, pouring it into Fate’s body.
Feeling the surge of mental power, Fate’s eyes widened. “Ugh!!!”
Just as she was about to scream, Kailun withdrew the mental power and returned it to Carol. The entire process lasted less than a second.
Carol simply yawned. She was used to this.
She would just lie down and let Kailun do his thing.
“Wow, is that your true power? Amazing! So big! So exciting!”
Fate stared at Kailun with burning eyes. “More! Give me more! I’m almost there!”
She rubbed her thighs together, unable to conceal the “spring scenery” even with the robe.
Ottovia moved away from Fate with disgust. Was this still the transcendent entity she knew?
Kailun smiled at Fate but didn’t give her more.
A sudden stimulation could help him control her, but blindly satisfying her desires might backfire.
He had the absolute advantage, but he wasn’t completely victorious yet.
Seeing that Kailun wasn’t taking the bait, Fate pouted. “First, I admit that your ability is very powerful. I had similar suspicions before, but I didn’t expect it to be so crude and direct. But that’s not enough. Under normal circumstances, the world’s rules are very stable. Even I can barely shake them. I advise you to give up. Knowing when to stop is also a form of wisdom.”
These words were sincere. Strictly speaking, Kailun’s failure would benefit her. However, she was also curious about the possibility he had mentioned.
The thought of mass-producing transcendent beings was crazy.
If Kailun could achieve what she couldn’t, she would truly be impressed.
“You said it yourself, it’s impossible under normal circumstances. But is the current situation normal?”
Kailun’s gaze swept over Ottovia, Carol, and Fate. “If we don’t try now, we won’t have such a good opportunity next time. Trust me.”
Ottovia, sensing his gaze, hugged herself and shivered. Something was wrong. Kailun’s eyes were different.
They were similar to the way Carol looked at her, as if he wanted to do something strange to her.
Fate tilted her head, feigning ignorance. She was curious about Kailun’s plan and wouldn’t miss any opportunity to exploit a weakness.
But Kailun was someone she admired. Surely he wouldn’t disappoint her, right?
