-I don’t.

Lou’s answer was, unfortunately, simple.

-But—

Before Gi-Gyu could comment, Lou continued,

-I think I planned something just in case. I will explain what I mean later.

Lou never made empty promises, so Gi-Gyu was confident he did plan a way to help their situation.

“All right,” Gi-Gyu replied, nodded, and turned around to look at Boris’ empty cocoon.

“What a giant cocoon,” Gi-Gyu murmured, watching the mostly intact shell.

-I think we forced Botis to leave this cocoon when we went berserk. After all, this shell shouldn’t remain like this.

“Will it explode?”

-Hmm… I can’t be certain. If we leave it here like this, it might explode in time.

Lou explained. Once this gate merged with Brunheart’s gate, the cocoon would also be transferred. It would be a ticking time bomb if it could still explode. So what would be the best way to get rid of this cocoon?

Or…

Narrowing his eyes, Gi-Gyu asked, “Is there a way to use this cocoon, Lou?”

This cocoon was dangerous to even several high rankers. If Gi-Gyu could find a way to use it, it would help him greatly in the future. The old-fashioned nuclear bombs didn’t threaten the highest-level players much. Gi-Gyu believed that this cocoon...