Chapter 1881 Change


    Thaldorin chuckled. "It''s easy to get me to leave, White Gem. Just warm my bed for a day and night, and I''ll bow out gracefully." Fi?ndd new updates at novelhall.com


    "Just a day and night?" White Gem sneered. "I''m afraid that you''ll be begging me to stop if I ask for any longer."


    White Gem didn''t respond immediately, looking at the swords that fanned out behind Thaldorin''s back. "A man fond of peacocking everywhere he goes can''t possibly have much to show below his belt. Especially not when what you''re peacocking are such frail, feminine blades."


    The blades were, indeed, quite delicate-looking. They appeared more suited for fencing or a sword dance rather than a real battle.


    "What a sharp-tongued woman," Thaldorin chuckled. "Being so old and yet so single seems to suit you."


    "When there''s nothing but the likes of you lying around, being single isn''t so bad," she replied just as coldly.


    The two faced off in a stalemate. They were too used to this song and dance. It wasn''t that the two were very familiar with one another, but rather that every Dao God of opposing sides would understand one another at least superficially, and likely have interacted at least once or twice.


    No matter what happened beneath the rank of Dao God, ultimately, if a victory wasn''t won on this level, the war would simply never end. As such, the bare minimum was to understand the other side.


    Instead, the real reason they were so familiar with this was because this was what always happened when a Holy World appeared. One side would appear first, make a feint at taking it all over, all to test the bottom line of the other party.


    Of course, there was some variation to this. Especially when the Holy World appeared deep in the territory of one or another. As one might expect, it was far more dangerous for the other party to appear in such a case.


    But this wasn''t one of those cases considering the rainbow barrier wasn''t too far away.


    Now, they had to move on to the next phase... waiting for reinforcements.


    The Sun Clan would definitely fight tooth and nail for this... But the Light Fiends would do the same.


    The Light Fiends were a small population, but each one was exceptionally powerful. Their element was simply too difficult to deal with.


    Comparatively speaking, the Sun Fey had quite a few light elemental powerhouses among them as well.


    As one might expect, the third exception was in the case that an affinity that rarely appeared did so. But, the good news was that this exception wasn''t nearly as bad as the first two, and there was still some room to maneuver.


    However, this still needed to be handled delicately.


    "I will report this," White Gem said.


    She was a Dao God of the Gemma family, the first ranked beneath the Sun Clan. In comparison, they were far superior to the Luminara Clan under the Moon Fey. However, this still had little to do with her since her family wasn''t of the light affinity... at least not entirely.


    As White Gem went off to report this matter, so too did Thaldorin. A race had already been set off, and both were agitated for their own reasons.


    However, as Thaldorin was about to leave, he frowned and looked in a certain direction.


    BOOM!


    A fiery-haired elder suddenly appeared out of nowhere. While Thaldorin had a fan of lightning swords behind him, Tyroth had a flaming wheel that seemed to peer into the depths of Samara.


    The moment the two came across one another, sparks flew and the world seemed to explode.


    Everyone knew of the friction between the Lightning and Fire Fiends. Usually, they wouldn''t easily cross paths like this. But to think this would happen by coincidence.


    The Fey, Faeries, and Naturals alike all watched with rapt attention. This might cause a change to the situation.