Chapter 1534
The Protector levi garrison
âWhat?â William II asked, completely baffled.
âThereâs a proverb in Erudia which says, one canât take in something new without destroying the old. Iâm quite certain that Levi has gained a new strength from destruction.
âItâs crystal clear to us that Levi would be either dead or handicapped after going through a series of massive battles. Yet, he didnât. As a matter of fact, he became stronger, to the extent that he has killed the Northern Demon.
âDo you remember that he was pretty much
incapacitated when he was sent behind bars? Somehow, he was transferred away secretly. If Iâm not mistaken, it was the Reversero technique that has transformed him.â
Black Phoenix nodded while listening to the review. âThatâs probably it! In the world of martial arts in Erudia, thereâs actually this technique called Reversero.â
Smirking, Kuro Dragon explained, âLevi came from a humble family and has got nothing to do with the hidden forces. The only possibility was his experience in jail. Something must have happened then which enabled him to receive the power of Reversero.â
William II tried to check his understanding. âThus, what youâre saying is that he will only become stronger if we donât get to finish him off once and for all?â
âPrecisely the point! Weâll go with this direction during the negotiation. Since we canât kill the Crown King, letâs create more destructive Crown Kings,â Kuro Dragon concluded.
William II immediately understood his intention. âThat means we must make sure that Erudia hands over Leviâs technique book?â
âYes, affirmative! First, we are to scrutinize him by learning his technique before we can defeat him. Second, we can develop more talents using the same technique. Either way, itâs going to be a painful blow to Erudia,â Kuro Dragon replied.
For a brief moment, William II was over the moon, and set aside the grief of losing his dear son.
âAlright, letâs do that.â
Itâs worth the risk if we could lay our hands on that precious technique book. All of Zarain will be grateful to me!
âOne thing though, we canât kill Lance and the Great Family of Westford,â Kuro Dragon stated.
Dumbfounded, William II queried, âWhy not? They are the ones who killed my son too!â
Kuro Dragon said so not because he wanted to uphold the promise made to Lance, but he had his own reasons and a great plan ahead.
At present, nobody in Erudia knows that the identity of the Crown King has been exposed, including Levi.
As long as we donât target Lance, Levi will never be able to find out.
Kuro Dragon anticipated to make good use of the loophole to his own advantage.
After hearing his justification, William II agreed to go with his idea.
It was ten in the morning when the negotiation meeting commenced.
Everyone cut to the chase and brought up the main topic right away.
âMy son is dead and I demand an atonement. Otherwise, I want every single soul in Erudia to be buried alive!â Vehemently, William II was resolute and unwavering in presenting his request.
âPlease list your conditions and we shall do our best to satisfy you.â
The negotiating team broke out in a cold sweat.
âFirst, Erudia must hand over ten people to pay for Prince Williamâs life.â
The negotiating team responded immediately, âTechnically speaking, thereâs no issue with this request. We can discuss further. Do you have any specific individuals in mind?â
Fretting, Lance wipe the droplets of sweat off his brow.
He would soon discover the moment of truth.
âNo, as long as there are ten lives sacrificed,â William II said.
Lance heaved a sigh of relief as soon as he heard that.
Next, I shall keep a tight lip about Leviâs identity. No one should ever know that the cat has been let out of the bag, especially Levi.
âSecond, I want the Crown King dead,â William II ordered in an icy-cold tone.
He did that deliberately, knowing that Erudia would never agree to that.
âSorry, we canât accommodate this request. Please state another one,â the negotiating team rejected it at once.
âAll right, then you leave me with no choice but to demand the Crown King to hand over his technique book. This is my bottom line and Iâll never relent.â