Chapter 403: The King Leaving

"Which death world is heading towards?" Gris' first reaction was this when he heard Samolson's retelling. But immediately he thought that no matter which death world, it seemed, could not be separated from him.

However, this seemed to be something expected, and Gris was not surprised at all. From the moment he saw Ankvas' incarnation slapped the flame monarch to death in the endless nothingness, Gris knew that this powerful sacred Lord God would never stop so easily.

To the point where Arkwas is so powerful that a small flame monarch is no longer worthy of his own use, but he just took it personally. This means that he must have a bigger plan. Perhaps it is the four lords, or perhaps the eight hundred abysses. Only such a goal is worth Anrkwas who is so powerful that Arkwas should take it personally.

Now, it is not surprising that Galena's Legion of Holy Light is heading towards the Death World, which shows that the Death World is definitely one of Ankvas's plans, but the question is which Death World is his target? Or are both?

"I don't know, but that direction is closer to my world." Samolson said: "I need to go back to my world and lead my people to guard against the invasion of the Holy Light Legion..."

Samolson's tone became more and more strange. The world of death is his lifeline, and hundreds of millions of people regard him as the main one. He has the responsibility and obligation to protect all people.

But now, he succumbed to Gris because of his forced soul imprint. If he wanted to return to the world of death and perform his kingly duties, he would have to obtain Gris' consent.

However, he has always been the supreme immortal king. He has ever asked others for approval? Samolson has no experience at all, so how did he speak? As he spoke, his tone changed.

Just as he was brewing what appropriate words he used, or he could lose his king's power, he could also allow Gris to agree to return to the world of death.

But before he could figure it out, Gris nodded.

"What?" Samorson, who was completely distracted, rarely didn't hear Gris clearly, and just saw him nodding. Such a performance was really unbearable for an immortal king.

"Go, need help, call me." Gris repeated his words.

Gris's pleasure surprised Samolson. He really let himself go back like that?

Anyway, Samolson is also an immortal king, the most powerful being under Gris. With such a king entrenched here, the human world can almost be said to be at ease.

Even if the abyss monsters can no longer pose a threat, isn't Gris afraid that after he returns to the world of death, he will find a way to crack his forced soul imprint?

In addition to being surprised, Gris's subsequent words "need help" also made Samolson realize that in Gris's mind, the relationship between them was not a relationship between enslavement and being enslaved, but was more like an equal ally relationship.

This is completely different from Samorson's understanding of the soul vow. The soul vow is an arbitrary forced vow. Even if Gris ordered him to commit suicide, he could not refuse. But when he thought about it carefully, he seemed that he had never felt this arbitrary time in Gris.

In an instant, countless thoughts flipped through Samorson's mind.

A strong man of Samolson's level, when he thought about it, the soul fluctuations generated just were very amazing. Grist was immediately alarmed and looked at him in confusion.

This glance really made Samolson feel a kind of respect and the existence of the soul vow, which allowed Gris to read his memories without his consent. However, except for looking it up at the beginning, there was no such compulsory action again. All questions were communicated through inquiries.

Samolson thought there were too few questions and no memory search was needed, but now it seemed that Gris respected his autonomy and was unwilling to use this kind of coercive method.

"You can read my memory, why don't you do this?" After a rare hesitation, Samolson couldn't help asking. Gris's approach was completely inconsistent with the concept he agreed with. If Samolson didn't understand the reason for Gris doing this, Samolson wouldn't be able to feel at ease.

Gris tilted his head, and it seemed even more strange that Samolson would ask this: "I don't like others doing this, and you shouldn't like it either." Gris always respected his companions. Whether it was Pulson or Alex, he had never forced his memory to read them. The reason was that he himself did not like others to treat him like this. If he put himself in his shoes, he would naturally not treat others like this.

This approach is the most normal in the eyes of some people, but in the eyes of Samorson, who survived the fittest, it is so incredible. This is a conflict between two concepts. Samorson has been in contact with Gris for a short time and is not adapted for a while.

But no matter what, Gris agreed that he had left without a doubt.

"Then, I'm leaving now?" Samolson once again tested uncertainly.

Gris nodded, and his soul expressed his meaning very clearly.

He looked at Gris with a deep meaning, and Samolson waved his hand, tore open the plane crack in front of him, and turned around and jumped into the crack.

Seeing his departure, except for Gris, the others, such as the Great Gris, Alex, Abak, Emmena, etc., were relieved. It was too stressful to stay with an immortal king all day long. Samolson was very dissatisfied with this forced relationship and never restrained his power. These powers had no effect on Gris, but they made others suffer, such as little Jimmy Pulson, who were not as good as the ones, did not dare to appear around them.

No matter which world of death it is, it is now inseparable from Gris. Because of the existence of the soul vow, Samorson's world is equivalent to his world. Even if Samorson does not take the initiative to ask to go back and stay, Gris will ask him to go back after hearing the news. No one knows when the power of the Second Death World can be controlled by him.

As for the death world where he is, it is useless even if he goes back, there is no room for defense. Moreover, if as Samolson said, there is an existence more powerful than the Immortal King in the death world he was born, Gris would rather hope that Galena would place her target. At least she could force out that extremely powerful existence and see what it was.

At the same time, this news also gave Gris a feeling that a greater crisis may come soon. Before that, let’s solve all the troubles in the human world.
Chapter completed!