Chapter 1958 - Skyne

1958 Skyne

“Why should I believe you? If I give you Galaxy Sand, what guarantee do I have that you’ll let Speechless go?” Clear Sea King was not mad, and he spoke in a level voice. “Give me Galaxy Sand, and I will take you to her,” Han Sen said implacably. “Until I see her, you’re not getting anything,” Clear Sea King said. Han Sen laughed and said, “Then you should just kill me! I can tell you that Speechless is somewhere on this planet. Give me Galaxy Sand and I will take you to her. Otherwise, I won’t make any deals.” Clear Sea King asked Han Sen, “Speechless is really still somewhere on this planet?” Han Sen did not speak. He merely smiled. Clear Sea King asked him a few more questions, but all Han Sen did was smile. He eventually realized Han Sen was not willing to say anything more. Clear Sea King stopped his questioning and returned to Battle King’s lobby. Han Sen was not in a rush, and he continued waiting where he was. He knew Battle King was going to resume a search across the whole planet—a search that would conclude with no results. Clear Sea King would come back and talk to him again. Seven Spirit was dead now, so Speechless was the Buddha’s next hope for a deified elite. Burning Lamp Alpha greatly supported her now, so he couldn’t allow anything to happen to her. A day later, Clear Sea King came back to Han Sen and asked him, “Speechless is still on this planet, you say?” Yes. Give me the Galaxy Sand and I will take you to her. The trip will take less than half an hour,” Han Sen said matter- of-factly.

Han Sen looked at Clear Sea King and smiled. He didn’t speak, but it was obvious what he wanted. “I will give you Galaxy Sand, but you have to promise me that Speechless is on this planet.” Clear Sea King stared at Han Sen. “Yes, I told you. It’ll be a half-hour walk. Do you think I can walk off this planet in thirty minutes?” Han Sen smiled. Clear Sea King looked at Han Sen for a while. He eventually placed a box on the table and opened it. There were many shining crystals inside. Each sparkled with the radiance of a diamond. They were so shiny that they were difficult to look at.