Former Interstellar Mercenary In Urban Cultivation World
Chapter 733: Amalia VS Al’gath (Part 2)

Chapter 733: Amalia VS Al’gath (Part 2)

"Enough! If you want to tarnish my reputation, now is not the time. Our enemy right now is the devils. Are you going to start an internal conflict in front of them?" Kenny Lin snapped coldly.

Noticing the displeased looks from the others, Ajit Wan realized he had lost the chance to get ahead.

Now, no matter what he said, no one would believe him.

The spiritual vein was important, but since it had already been taken, what mattered more to the people from the Eternal One Sect and Divine Maiden Sect was the top-grade spiritual stone mine.

They didn’t plan to pursue the issue of the spiritual vein any further.

Ruma Yang continued the earlier conversation, "Seventy percent is impossible. Our three sides have all lost people, and in the end, we only get ten percent..."

"Then let’s rely on our own abilities. Everyone gets what they can," Amalia interrupted him.

"We have no objections," Divine Maiden Sect immediately agreed.

Ruma Yang didn’t want to agree at first, but then he thought about how many disciples from the Green Lotus Sect would still be alive after this battle, "Fine, I agree."

"No way! Artifact Refining Valley doesn’t agree," Ajit Wan protested again.

With only three of them left, they clearly weren’t in a favorable position.

This time, no one paid attention to him—Artifact Refining Valley no longer had the standing to negotiate.

"Human cultivators really are an arrogant bunch. Just six of you, and you think you can change the outcome of this battle? Ridiculous. The top-grade spiritual stone mine will be ours," Gagmuth sneered at them, having just recovered some of his strength thanks to these people.

"So it’s a top-grade spiritual stone mine," Kenny Lin pretended to just now realize what they were fighting over.

At that moment, Al’gath stepped forward, his cold gaze sweeping over the six of them, and then he finally settled on the only one at the peak of the Golden Core stage.

"I just want to know whose power that was just now."

Senior Brother Cao felt a chill down his spine as Al’gath stared at him, but before he could speak, Al’gath dismissed the idea.

"It’s not you. You don’t have the aura of a human prodigy; you’re not worthy. So it must be you."

Kenny Lin, who was being stared at, smiled.

"Who are you?" Kenny Lin straightened his face, dropping the smile, and stared seriously at the figure before him.

"You don’t even know who Al’gath is? And you claim to be a human prodigy?" Some of the devils mocked him when they realized he had never heard of Al’gath.

"Didn’t you hear what the other humans just said? Even they know he’s not a match for Al’gath, so he’s clearly not a prodigy. And even if he is, ordinary prodigies are no match for Al’gath," another devil sneered.

"A human prodigy should at least be at the peak of the Golden Core stage, but this guy is only at the late Golden Core stage. He’s definitely not a prodigy."

"This time in the secret realm, maybe we can kill all the human disciples who entered and not let a single one escape. When we return to our clans, we’ll surely gain fame for it."

"That’s a good goal, but I heard there are still a few other groups of humans who haven’t shown up."

"What are you worried about? We still have other allies. Besides, even though Erod and a few others are dead, we still have Aarzostes..."

"Aarzostes is dead," one of the devils who saved Hop quietly said.

"No way, Aarzostes had six leader-level Devils protecting him. How could he be dead?"

"Even if Aarzostes is dead, there’s still Moralik and his group. I heard Moralik gathered quite a few people."

The devils chattered back and forth, not noticing the hesitation on the faces of the Green Lotus Sect disciples when they heard the name Moralik.

Vincent Tan sneaked a glance at Amalia and noticed that her face showed no expression, which made him curious.

He then whispered, "Martial Aunt, may I speak?"

Amalia saw the pride on his face and the eagerness to show off.

She recognized his youthful spirit and didn’t stop him.

"Go ahead," she said.

Taking this as permission, Vincent Tan quickly turned around to Ding Huiqing and said proudly, "Brother Huiqing, the name Moralik sounds really familiar, doesn’t it? I feel like I’ve heard it somewhere before."

Ding Huiqing also felt the urge to boast but was too shy to do so.

Hearing Vincent Tan’s words, he agreed, "Silly, he’s that devil who ran away earlier."

"Oh, I remember now! He was the one who led a group of devils to surround us, but in the end, we chopped off one of his arms, and he fled in a panic. It’s such a pity we didn’t catch him," Vincent Tan said with a disappointed look.

The two of them didn’t hide their voices at all, speaking loud enough that it was clear they were being intentional.

The devils were suddenly alarmed.

Could it really mean what they thought?

Moralik led a group of devils to attack them, but all the devils were killed, and only Moralik managed to escape?

"No way, did something really happen to Moralik?"

"I don’t believe it. Moralik may not be a prodigy, but he’s still a genius, and he gathered so many people. How could he be dead?"

"Yeah, they must be trying to deceive us and shake our confidence."

"I saw Moralik just a few days ago."

The devils whispered among themselves, not believing a single word that Vincent Tan and Ding Huiqing said.

Vincent Tan immediately got anxious and said to Ding Huiqing, "Brother Huiqing, it’s true! Why don’t they believe us?"

Ding Huiqing sighed, "If they said that Renshu Chang and the other disciples were dead, would you believe them?"

Vincent Tan shook his head without hesitation, "I wouldn’t believe a word of it. Renshu Chang is so strong."

"Exactly," Ding Huiqing shrugged his shoulder, "Without proof, of course, these devils won’t believe it."