Chapter 536

Even those within their own ranks don't necessarily all know.

But that was merely his self-deception.

In fact, no faction could possibly give its infiltrator too little information.

That would be tantamount to sentencing the infiltrator to death.

"Then what should we do about this matter?"

Sister furrowed her brow, her expression deeply desolate.

Luo En said.

"In three days, all will become clear."

With that, he turned and walked away.

Unexpectedly, Sister followed behind him.

Luo En paused, slightly surprised.

"Why?"

Sister said.

"Since we're willing to learn from you, then I'll go with you."

If possible, I hope you can teach me more."

Luo En said.

"Teaching you these things isn't a problem.

But the most important thing is that the disaster in three days is coming, and none of us are fully prepared.

When the end-of-world calamity arrives, none of us will survive."

Sister said, "Since it's unavoidable, then let's live well in the present.

At least now, I want to learn more and strengthen my own strength.

I want to prove to myself that I'm not worthless, and that I'm not forever incapable of improvement."

Luo En nodded slightly.

He looked at Sister; her optimistic mindset infected him.

He never expected that at this critical moment, Sister had given Luo En a glimmer of hope.

Luo En said, "If so, then I'll teach you now."

True training is a long-term process.

And Sister's talent is not strong, so this methodical approach doesn't suit her at all.

Luo En, based on her physical condition, gave her better training methods.

These training methods were all things Luo En had learned across various worlds.

When Sister saw these training methods, she widened her eyes.

She never imagined the world contained such exquisite cultivation techniques.

Each of these methods was so refined, and the results they yielded were so profound.

She said to Luo En.

"I never expected so many training methods."

Luo En said, "These are all excellent training methods, but true cultivation still depends on you.

So even with these, you still need to study diligently to achieve greater success."

Sister nodded and memorized all these training methods firmly.

She said, "Don't worry—I'll memorize these training methods well and train hard.

I'll make myself stronger."

When they returned to the house, Luo En saw Tornado.

Tornado said, "During this time, the Hero Association has been extremely anxious.

The meteor is about to fall, and we still haven't come up with a viable plan.

What should we do? If things really get desperate, I'll use my telekinesis to its limit to control it."

Snow White said.

"Isn't that too dangerous? That falling meteor is a divine-level calamity, and the area it destroys is enormous.

If you rely solely on telekinesis to control it, I doubt anyone could manage it."

Tornado let out a light hum.

"I'm not like you—I have full confidence in my strength."

Snow White was helplessly resigned, but Tornado's words struck a nerve.

Luo En knew Tornado's personality, and he knew that at that time, Tornado would definitely act.

Although he didn't know whether Tornado could withstand the meteor's power.

But Luo En also believed Tornado possessed such great potential.

Everyone's potential is forced out under pressure.

Until it's absolutely necessary, no one knows how great their potential truly is.

Over the three days, the Monster Association made no major moves.

They seemed to have calmed down; even the monsters who had been constantly appearing had now vanished.

They probably returned to the Monster Association, discussing the divine-level calamity.

Meanwhile, the Hero Association remained anxious every day, everyone talking about the falling meteor.

But even now, no one had come up with a decent plan.

Luo En found the Hero Association's senior officials.

The official saw Luo En and reviewed his file.

Seeing he was only a B-rank hero, he said impatiently.

"What do you want to tell us? Get on with it."

Luo En spoke urgently.

"For now, never let the heroes gather at the Hero Association."

The monsters plan to concentrate all the heroes together, then guide a meteor to strike the Hero Association."

The official frowned.

He said, "How could that be? The Monster Association has already shown us their sincerity."

"They intend to cooperate with us to attack the meteor."

"This is a divine-level disaster—a global catastrophe."

"Even if the Hero Association is destroyed by the meteor, the Monster Association won't escape death either."

Luo En said helplessly.

"This is the Monster Association's plan—they intend to make us believe them this way."

"Concentrate us together, then strike together."

The official's frown deepened.

He said, "Enough. Don't say any more."

"You're just a B-rank hero. Where did you get this information?"

"This information is only shared among S-rank heroes."

Luo En said helplessly.

"This concerns the survival of all humanity—and the existence of the Hero Association."

"You cannot trust the Monster Association. They will never allow the Hero Association to survive."

The official waved his hand, signaling Luo En to leave.

Luo En was about to say more.

But the official said coldly, "If you speak another word, don't blame me for expelling you from the Hero Association."

"But if this isn't properly resolved, the Hero Association will never exist."

Luo En shouted.

But the official had no intention of listening to Luo En further.

He waved his hand impatiently. "Leave. I don't want to hear this now. Everyone is stressed enough already."

Seeing the official's stubbornness, Luo En could only leave helplessly.