Chapter 387: Shafriar, who sells his sister for glory

Five-Emperor Dynasty, Yan-Zijing Special Administrative Region, MAR Headquarters.

MAR President Shafriar Ren stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, calmly watching the crowds coming and going below.

*Click—! *

After an unknown amount of time, the sound of a door opening suddenly rang out.

A young girl wearing a sleeveless white shirt on her upper body, a plaid skirt with long boots on her lower body, and a red ribbon top hat on her head walked in from outside.

Scanning the room and finding that only Shafriar was inside, the girl, dressed like a stage actor, asked.

"Is there something going on that you had to call me over specifically, instead of talking via video?"

"It's related to the Fourth True Ancestor."

Although the other party's tone lacked the slightest respect, Shafriar did not mind.

Turning around from the floor-to-ceiling window, he asked: "Have you seen the latest intelligence?"

"Of course I have."

Taking a deep red lollipop from her bosom, Lydie unwrapped it and stuffed it into her mouth.

"The three True Ancestors defeated, the Sanctuary Allied fleet wiped out; it's as funny as a dream."

"Yeah, as funny as a dream."

Shafriar sighed, his expression becoming somewhat helpless.

Although he usually found the three True Ancestors very unpleasant and regarded them as enemies that must be killed,

as a descendant of the Heavenly Tribe, Shafriar knew the strength of those three old antiques better than ordinary people.

And precisely because of this, even if the various powers the Fourth True Ancestor had displayed before were exaggerated, he had never thought of this outcome.

"What are you planning to do next?"

Seeing Shafriar fall into silence, Lydie took the initiative to open the topic.

"Are you going to continue trying to find a way to open the Otherworld Gate and get those familiar warheads to defeat the Fourth True Ancestor?"

"Or are you going to be more stable, give up the original goal, and take the initiative to surrender and seek peace with the Fourth True Ancestor?"

"I've prepared for so many years to revive the Heavenly Tribe, how could I give up now."

A look of resentment appeared on Shafriar's face: "We must find a way to bypass that damn Fourth True Ancestor."

"You really say it easily."

Lydie had no motivation at all, looking like she was giving up: "Opening the Otherworld Gate requires True Ancestor-level magic power,"

"Now that all three True Ancestors have fallen, the only one left who can meet this requirement is the Fourth True Ancestor."

"If you bypass him, how else do you want to open the Otherworld Gate."

In fact, this was one of the reasons why Lydie had no motivation now.

The road was blocked.

It was already difficult enough to survive under the Fourth True Ancestor's tyranny, let alone opening the Otherworld Gate to revive the glory of the Heavenly Tribe.

Rather than thinking about those impossible things, it was better to simply surrender to the Fourth True Ancestor.

"We still have a chance!"

Seeing Lydie's tendency to strike, Shafriar, who still needed her, explained.

"According to my observations, the Fourth True Ancestor has not retrieved the familiars inside those Primogenitors. His current strength comes entirely from himself."

"As long as we pretend to surrender to gain his trust, and then use magic tools to integrate the familiars inside the Primogenitors, it won't be difficult to create a new Fourth True Ancestor."

"Hmm... so that's what you think."

Seeming to have guessed Shafriar's thoughts, Lydie's crimson eyes narrowed slightly as she asked.

"But that guy's trust isn't so easy to get; what are you planning to do?"

"That, I have to ask you, Lydie."

Under Lydie's "as I expected" gaze, Shafriar stated his purpose.

"The Fourth True Ancestor likes women; there is no doubt about that."

"As long as I send you to the Fourth True Ancestor, it won't be difficult to gain his trust."

"For the great cause of reviving our Heavenly Tribe, it is time to make a sacrifice, Lydie."

"You really dare to say that."

Although Lydie was Shafriar's own sister, the relationship between the two was actually not particularly good, and even a bit bad.

At this very moment, facing the other party's request to sell his sister for glory, Lydie couldn't help but reveal a cold sneer. ===== CHAPTER 389 =====