Burkeso finally walked out of the gate of the Elders Temple.

At this time, there was no one in the Elder Temple who could move.

Although the barbarian needs a guy who can sit in the Holy Mountain, that person does not necessarily have to be the Immortal King.

Even in this time when it is not dangerous, it doesn’t matter if the Elder Temple is empty.

This place has never been just a place where the Immortal King is.

In the past, this place was more dominated by barbarian elders.

Let the Immortal King stay in this place only because the barbarians now have no elders.

"It's another morning, and it's still so good to see the sun."

Burkeso said to Hirab and Cassius standing in front of him.

When Burkeso opened the door, he saw these two guys standing here like door gods.

Although Burkeso had thought of this possibility before, he still had to say hello when he saw them.

"That's true, so you're ready now?"

asked Halab.

Herab's tone was not quite kind, and he and Burkeso were not exactly the same.

When he left the Temple of the Elders before, he also needed some time to convince himself to accept Burkeso's decision.

In other words, Burkeso did not show his identity as the Immortal King to talk to Hirab. If Burkeso did that, Hirab might be easier.

The barbarians will not violate the decision of the Immortal King.

But before things are decided by the Immortal King, there is no problem in convincing each other.

"It's not true, but it's true that we should continue to work next.

You should be very clear that I never like to stay in a place and do nothing.

Even that is really relaxing.”

Burkeso said deliberately at the top of his voice.

It seemed that he hadn't done this for too long, so the deliberate scent when Burkeso said this was very obvious.

“But you rarely tell others what you are doing at this time.

Forgive me for being direct, not many people can understand your approach.”

Cassius said very seriously.

Cassius is not an insider, he just said this simply according to his own feelings.

Cassius believes that he does not know Boulkeso thoroughly enough, but not enough.

For example, Cassius is sure that Boulkeso is a good person and an excellent immortal king.

For ordinary barbarians, it is enough to understand this level.

But now Cassius thinks that it is far from enough to understand this level!

"So what do you plan to do after you understand what I do?"

Burkeso asked with some amusingness.

Burkeso's problem made Cassius a little angry. Isn't it just that Banar had just used similar words to squeeze him out.

"Can we prepare in advance and then face all the challenges that may be?"

Hailab said his thoughts in a questioning tone.

He said this at this time, not like answering Burkeso's question, but rather like cooperating with Burkeso to embarrass Cassius.

But he was really simply answering Burkeso's question, and he also knew that such a remark actually would not allow Burkeso to make any changes.

Cassius was run and was purely unlucky...

"It's enough, you know that this is meaningless.

No matter what future I want to do, you can't stop it.

As for things like helping, I will tell you if I think it is necessary.”

Burkeso stretched out his body.

It was just that his casual way of speaking made Hirab angry.

"You better know you're talking nonsense!"

Hailab suddenly took a step forward!

Of course he knew that he would not be able to defeat Burkeso at this time.

But sometimes things like anger require abandoning reason.

"Ha, I'm looking forward to what you're going to do next.

If you fight, I can accompany you at any time.

It’s just that you lost to me many years ago, in the field you are best at!”

Burkeso had a little contempt.

It can be seen that Burkeso looks particularly unfamiliar when he puts on such an expression.

"You want Hirab to completely control the authority of anger?

I can't figure out why you did this!"

Cassius reached out and grabbed Hirab's shoulder directly.

"Just because I'm now at a dangerous limit, you should understand it, right?"

Burkeso said directly.

He won't lie and perfunctory this problem.

As long as the answer he said was correct, it would not be doubted by Nai Feitian.

"Bulkeso, all your true feelings are just to do the most important deception of your life at some point, right?"

Herab hit Cassius's hand down from his shoulder very roughly.

This question was a bit sharp, and Burkeso looked at Hirab carefully.

"Why did you say this?"

asked Burkeso.

"You have to believe that it's not the only guy who can think of this.

I don’t know how many times those archangels have fought with Bire in the past.

They have their own way of telling lies, and you absolutely cannot fool Diapolo and Olir.

Isn’t this a fact?”

Hailabe took another step forward.

"I know, but your guess may not be correct."

Burkeso put away all his expressions.

His expressionless look seemed more suitable for him at this time.

"Of course, maybe you just chose sincerity because no lies will work.

It may also be that you made a mistake when you were dividing your soul, and you also lost your lies function."

Herab said.

"You don't feel like you're going to solve something, but you're coming to fight me.

You should know that you only have one result in doing this, and that is to get beaten up.

After all, it is not easy to find a good sandbag like you."

Boulkeso's hand pressed on the heavy blade around his waist.

At this time, there were still two heavy weapons around Burkeso's waist. As the best blacksmith, he had too many weapons with similar appearances in his hands.

This will at least not allow others to find out that death is too early with a Volusk by their side.

"It can also be said that, after all, you will only reveal your sincerity when you are in extreme pain.

What will you think of my opinion of you?"

While Hailab was speaking, he had already clenched his fists.

"I don't know how to answer you because you said, but I don't have any questions if you plan to fight."

Burkeso's expression was a bit strange.

He seemed to want to laugh, but he tried hard to restrain his expression.
To be continued...