Gene floated in the air, looking down at Hua Rong.

Although he couldn't see Hua Rong's face clearly, he guessed that she was definitely not bad-looking.

While pondering how to answer Hua Rong's question, he was also trying to guess the other party's identity.

But no matter how much they guessed, they couldn't find anyone who matched the person in front of them, whether they were enemies or friends!

She was so powerful that Gene dared not take another step forward even before her own attributes were revealed.

"What do you think?" the other person asked Hua Rong in return.

Hua Rong didn't throw the ball back. Instead, he said, "A god is just someone whose abilities surpass those of most people. Perhaps he isn't human; he could be a demon, an elf, a dragon, a cat, or any other race. His abilities surpass those of everyone he encounters, and he can control the rules of this world, so he calls himself a god."

Thunder roared in the sky, but not a single drop of rain fell.

The lightning and thunder would absolutely frighten an ordinary person, but it seemed more like a blatant threat from heaven to Hua Rong.

It seemed that if she said just one more word, lightning would strike and shatter her into pieces.

The person on the throne was probably shocked that there were actually people in this world who disrespected the gods.

Hua Rong, however, did not back down. He simply raised his hand, and Gene felt a spatial force stronger than his own, forming an independent space above them.

She continued, "I believe there are no gods in this world."

"Boom boom boom"

The lightning struck as expected, carrying the power to destroy everything, but it vanished without a trace when it reached Hua Rong.

This caused Gene's expression to change. Had she created a new space above him?

How is that possible?

Such spatial utilization is unparalleled in the world!

Hua Rong didn't care about the lightning; it wouldn't hit her anyway, so she just chuckled.

Moreover, what she just said was very skillfully delivered.

She simply felt that there was no God in this world, but did not say that there were no Gods in other worlds.

At this moment, the scene she had seen in the Little Carp Plane when she was about to take human form flashed through her mind.

High above the nine heavens, all realms were trampled under that person's feet.

He set up a chessboard on it, sat down to the side, seemingly waiting for his friend to return so they could play a game!

Or perhaps, he was playing against himself from the very beginning.

That image still haunts her to this day.

The other person glanced at her, and that glance... it seemed like the other person knew him, or perhaps he just noticed her gaze?

In any case, that person's abilities were definitely much stronger than she had imagined.

Those who call themselves gods in this plane are definitely no match for them.

Hua Rong had never seen anyone more powerful than him.

The main god isn't that powerful.

Perhaps the immortal in its complete state would be a match for the opponent, but I haven't tried it, and it's all just speculation.

The person in front of him was naturally unaware of all that Hua Rong was thinking. He simply clapped his hands and said, "I never expected there to be some clever people in this world, far more capable than those fools who hope that God will come to change their fate. Miss, would you mind coming into my humble abode for a cup of coffee? Oh, by the way, you might not understand what I mean. I prefer Eastern culture, so my words might sound strange, but please believe me, beautiful lady, I have absolutely no intention of neglecting you."

Hua Rong naturally didn't feel slighted by the other party, but she didn't intend to have a deep conversation with them at the moment.

She came here to probe Gene's background, but she didn't expect this human, who already possessed demon blood, to see things so clearly. He's quite an interesting person.

"So, Mr. Gene owes me a favor."

Gene smiled wryly, "Since you've put it that way, I'm naturally willing to serve you, Miss. However, please don't ask any questions that are too outrageous."

Hua Rong: "Of course I won't go too far. I have no intention of making an enemy of Mr. Gene. But let's just go in for coffee."

Gene frowned: "Does Miss think talking to Gene would spoil the fun?"

Hua Rong: "No, no, no, it's just not the time for us to face each other yet. Believe me, Mr. Gene, we will meet again soon."

After saying that, Hua Rong vanished into thin air.

Gene landed on the ground, and there was a shadow behind him. Strangely, he didn't move, but the shadow did.

What condenses is not in the shape of a human.

"She's really special, isn't she?"

"Yes, he is indeed very special." A gloomy voice, filled with a terrifying laugh, echoed in the space.

Gene, however, was not afraid at all. He smiled, and his smile became somewhat bloodthirsty. Half of his face was exposed to the light, and the other half was hidden in the darkness, a combination of angel and demon.

Perhaps the only thing that remained unchanged from beginning to end was his long purple hair.

"I also look forward to seeing her again..."

*

Over the next few days, Earl Baker took Hua Rong to meet people everywhere, and each person he met had to praise him.

Hua Rong was quite cooperative throughout, after all, in her opinion, Earl Baker wouldn't live much longer.

She touched her chin, sounding rather guilty.

What she's about to do seems a bit scary; it'll definitely implicate Earl Baker.

But what can you do when he's the one who's adopted her as his daughter?

They always flaunt it, as if they're afraid others won't know their relationship is so-so.

Half a month later, although Earl Baker still wanted to travel around and get more people to praise him, he eventually had to consider Hua Rong's talent and sent her to the Ancient God Academy.

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