Chapter 893 - - 604 The Clumsiest Way of Revenge_2

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“That’s right, not a single one in the Thorne Divine Tribe is a good thing.” Kaska’s hand, holding the glass, suddenly tightened, and the ice-made goblet shattered instantly, red wine spilling everywhere.

Then, he stared blankly at the shattered glass as a tear suddenly slid down his cheek.

Duge and Jannie exchanged glances before looking back at Kaska, “Kaska, my friend, although I don’t know what you’ve been through. But if you share the pain in your heart, your suffering will be halved, and I’m willing to bear your pain.”

He gently touched the broken goblet with his palm.

The scattered ice crystals reformed, restoring the beautiful goblet, with even the wine he had spilled returning to the cup.

This was a simple psychological implication: the restoration of broken things symbolized rebirth and could instantly soothe an agitated mood, dispelling any sense of guilt for having destroyed something beautiful in his heart.

Kaska was Duge’s only chance to understand the Universe, and he couldn’t let this opportunity slip away.

Even if Kaska was a master of disguise, pretending to be foolishly wise, he was okay with it, for erroneous information was always better than no information at all.

Kaska, looking at the restored goblet in his hand, calmed down a lot. He downed the wine in one gulp, then said, “The Thorne Divine Tribe slaughtered my race.”

“Slaughter?” Duge was shocked.

“Yes, slaughter. They did it just because our planet had the most precious Aurala Metal in the Universe. We did not wish to submit to the rule of the Thorne God-king and become slaves digging for them, so he sent armies to destroy our planet and take it from us.”

The glint of hatred flickered in Kaska’s eyes, “In the end, only a mother ship with less than three hundred people escaped our planet. To avenge our people, the State Preceptor planned the theft of the Origin of Mankind. Then, all the others died, leaving only me.”

He looked at Duge, his voice suddenly rising by an octave, “So, do you realize how foolishly you’ve acted? By bringing the Thorne Divine Tribe here, my planet’s people died in vain, and you will be causing the death of everyone on this planet.”

Duge poured Kaska another glass of wine and asked, “Kaska, what exactly is the Origin of Mankind?”

“The Origin of Mankind is a Divine Artifact of the Thorne Divine Tribe, the source of their power and the foundation of their legacy,” Kaska explained. “Without it, the Thorne Divine Tribe can no longer continue. As long as all the living members of the Thorne Divine Tribe die, the mighty Thorne Divine Tribe will be completely eradicated from the Universe.”

Is this your way of revenge?

To wait for your enemies to die of old age?

Internally, Duge criticized, then continued asking, “So, the function of the Origin of Mankind is to create a Divine Race by altering genes?”

“To be precise, the Origin of Mankind endows the Thorne Divine Tribe with Divine Power,” Kaska replied. “I sealed the Origin of Mankind within the spaceship, blocking its signal. But the energy it leaked still caused many on Emperor Star to develop Divine Power.”

Duge turned to look at Jannie, whose eyes sparkled with excitement. Clearly, she too harbored unsuitable thoughts about this so-called Origin of Mankind.

Seeing through their thinking, Kaska warned, “Don’t even think about taking the Origin of Mankind. As soon as it’s taken out, the Thorne Divine Tribe will immediately be able to detect it and track it down.

If that happens, my people’s efforts will have been in vain. Moreover, they’ll slaughter everyone on Emperor Star affected by the Origin of Mankind. They don’t allow inferior humans to defile their Divine Artifact.”

“Kaska, so in seeking revenge for your people, you’ve caused the death of another civilization,” Duge said with a sorrowful look at Kaska before sighing, “I didn’t.” Kaska claimed, “If the Origin of Mankind is well hidden, waiting for the Thorne Divine Tribe’s extinction, the people on this planet will never be in danger. If there’s someone who’s responsible for killing this planet, it’s you, for you destroyed my spaceship.”

“How is that related to me? I didn’t know the spaceship hid the Origin of Mankind!” Duge snorted discontentedly, “I was just investigating the origin of the Mutants.

If you had entered the black hole with the Origin of Mankind right away, none of what happened later would have occurred, and the Thorne Divine Tribe might have never found their Divine Artifact again. But instead, you brought the Origin of Mankind to Emperor Star, clearly taking your chances.”

“I…,” Kaska opened his mouth, murmuring, “Yes, why didn’t I enter the black hole with the Origin of Mankind at the beginning?”

“Kaska, tell me, how long do the Thorne Divine Tribe live?” Duge pressed on with his questions.

“The average lifespan should be over five thousand years,” Kaska answered.

“Yes, over five thousand years. Only thirty years have passed since you stole the Origin of Mankind, and already an accident has occurred. There are over four thousand years left. How can you guarantee that in those four thousand years, the Origin of Mankind will never be discovered?”

Duge’s speech speed picked up, “There will always be powerful Mutants on Emperor Star who explore this world, Kaska, from the moment you brought the Origin of Mankind to Emperor Star, it was destined that you could not avenge your people.”

“Was I wrong?” Kaska said with tears streaming down her face, “But this place has already become The Wasteland, no high civilization has ever set foot here.”

“Kaska, not just you, your plan was wrong from the start.” Duge sighed, “No race has ever avenged themselves by waiting for their enemies to die of old age.

You never even considered whether the Thorne Divine Tribe might find another way to continue their race. Over five thousand years are enough time for them to do many things.

Only by killing them all, as they slaughtered your people, letting them end their lives in agony, can you have your true revenge.”

“But the Thorne Divine Tribe is incredibly strong, they possess various Divine Powers, and on my planet, I am the only one left, they even often mock me for not being smart.” Kaska clutched her head in pain, “I used to think they were joking with me, but now I see, I really am stupid…

You are right, I should have carried the Origin of Mankind into a black hole, that way, they would have never had a chance to take it back.”

Alas!

Jannie suddenly sighed and looked up at the sea as if she remembered what happened to her home planet, but weren’t the people of her planet just as helpless and desperate when they encountered Pan-Universe Entertainment, just like Kaska?

“Kaska, we still have a chance.” Duge looked at Kaska with pity and said, “Are there civilizations more powerful than the Thorne Divine Tribe in the Universe?”

“There’s the Rad Divine Clan,” Kaska said, “They are equally powerful, but they remain neutral in the Universe and will not help us against the Thorne Divine Tribe!”

“Are there any more?” Duge continued to ask.

“Maybe the Heavenly Gods Clan!” Kaska said, “It is said that the Heavenly Gods Clan created the entire Universe, but no one has ever seen a member of the Heavenly Gods Clan.”

The neutral Rad Divine Clan!

The Universe-creating Heavenly Gods Clan!

All right!

The Universe is really big enough…

Duge sighed, but his heart was more excited; the more powerful the Universe, the more hope there was to escape Pan-Universe Entertainment!

The influence of the Saint from the last Alien Battlefield was only limited to one planet, and his power was still too weak!

“Are there other civilizations?” Duge continued to inquire.

“The Giant Clan is also very strong, but probably not as much as the Thorne Divine Tribe,” Kaska thought for a moment and said, “I don’t know about the others.

After all, our planet was just a third-level civilization, much information was hidden from us. I heard these things when I was a Star Ranger, from other sources.”

From what Kaska said, Duge deduced that the Thorne Divine Tribe was probably one of the top civilizations in the Universe.

Perhaps, preventing Kaska from sealing the spaceship was indeed a big mistake!

But Duge had no regrets, given another chance, he would still break open the spaceship, because he would have to contact outside civilizations sooner or later.

The sooner, the better!

After a pause, Duge asked, “Kaska, who do you think is stronger, me or a warrior from the Thorne Divine Tribe?”

“I haven’t fought you, so I don’t know how strong you are.” Kaska looked at Duge seriously and said, “If your power can only cause waves a few hundred meters high, then you can’t even defeat a normal warrior of the Thorne Divine Tribe…”

“Can you defeat a normal warrior of the Thorne Divine Tribe?” Duge asked.

“I can take on ten,” Kaska said, “The Ballard warriors have the strongest bodies in the Universe, and I am the strongest warrior on our planet…”

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