In another rare fashion, Martial Will nodded and said in agreement, "I can change my mind if you tell us what you’re hiding."

Sword Mastero and Black Chains didn’t say anything, but the way they looked at her indicated that they wanted the same thing.

If telling them what she hid would make them let her go, she wouldn’t waste any more time and would tell them immediately. But she knew that what she hid would only make them more unwilling to let her go.

So she gave up on the idea of telling them. Instead of doing something so self-destructive, she decided to try another tactic.

She said to them, "What if I give up the Devouring Supreme Metac?"

Sword Mastero finally spoke. He said, "Not enough."

She had decided to use benefits to convince them. Clearly, he was interested in her offer.

If the Devouring Supreme Metac could be shared between him, Martial Will, and Tepid Scholar, he and the other two would take her offer. Unfortunately, only one of them could take it and use it, so they were not taking the bait just yet.

After thinking about what else she could give up, she said, "If you let me go and support me, I will tell you where his super world is when I find out. I also won’t partake in the super world."

The other four listened to her offer with varying emotions. They were feeling very different things, but they had one emotion in common. They were all feeling shock and surprise.

What she had offered was more than enough to satisfy them. But they couldn’t believe that she would offer something so precious.

By common sense, if she is giving up on expanding her influence in the Sea of Worlds, then there must be something greater for her to gain. As for what could be greater than a Grand Dao and a Super World, they don’t know.

However, their ignorance couldn’t stop them from coveting whatever it was that she was after. In fact, the absence of concrete evidence only made their thoughts run wild with expectation.

The longer they thought about what she could be hiding, the more absurd the possibilities they came up with, and the greater their greed became. Therefore, the greater their unwillingness to let her have her way.

Black Chain’s eyes focused on her with deadly intent as he said, "It turns out I was right. You are indeed up to no good."

Heavenly Eyes ignored her and said to the others, "What do you think?"

Tepid Scholar replied, saying, "I have already made my stance clear multiple times. But for the sake of cooperation, I will repeat myself."

"If you tell us what you’re hiding, I might support you. I do hope this will be the last time I make that request."

Martial Body narrowed his eyes at her and said, "You’re being slimy like a snake. I hate snakes."

Sword Mastero shook his head as he said, "Not enough."

They had pushed her so far, so she said, "Fine. How about this? I will give you guys a relic if you support me."

Martial Will wasn’t interested in a relic, as he didn’t like using weapons. He preferred to use his hands.

Black Chains wasn’t interested either since he could forge weapons. He also didn’t want anyone to agree to support her.

So he said to all of them, "If you help her, heads will roll."

He said that to warn them about what would happen if they chose to support her. Unfortunately, his threat didn’t mean much against the possibility of outnumbering him in the Blessed Heaven World.

Sword Mastero and Tepid Scholar were interested in the relic for the purpose of using it and for studying it, respectively. If the relic was worth it, they could agree to let her go down.

So Sword Mastero was a little bit eager as he said, "How many relics? Will there be one for both of us?"

Heavenly Eye replied, saying, "I only have one. So you will have to figure out a way to share it."

As if that wasn’t bad enough, she also said, "I also don’t have the relic with me. I only know where it is. You people will need to fetch it yourself."

This made Martial Will roll his eyes and say, "I hate this. It is so shady."

She shot back at him and said, "Then what option do you suggest?"

She expected her question to stump him. But Martial Will was quick to say, "Let’s all go down. If we go down, we will definitely be able to kill the dragon, and we will also be able to keep an eye on each other."

"As for the Devouring Pathway, we will all fight for it. Whoever is strong enough will get it."

But Tepid Scholar shook his head and said, "That’s a bad idea."

"Why is it bad?" asked Martial Will in anger.

Completely opposite to his anger, Tepid Scholar replied calmly, saying, "If we all go down, we will all fight."

He thought he had explained his point well enough, so he ended his explanation on that note. But Martial Will wasn’t satisfied with his explanation.

The Dao Lord of Martial Body Sect raised his voice as he said, "So what if we fight? How is that a bad thing?"

His words made Tepid Scholar groan and say, "Youngsters of nowadays. You’re all so short-sighted."

These words lit a fire of anger within Martial Will that made him roar, saying, "Who are you calling shortsighted? Do you dare to say that to my face?"

To which, Tepid Scholar scoffed and said, "Why not? If I meet you face to face, not only will I repeat myself, but I’ll also kill you."

Things were already escalating from being about the dragon, but Martial Will refused to back down. He laughed and said to Tepid Scholar, "Don’t be delusional. What do you think you can use to kill me? Your three Grand Daos? Dream on."