Alas, the matters of the Ancient Felines alliance against the lions and Gabriel were not all that needed attention.
Kael had not given up on subjugating all three thousand laws.
Right now, he had just over two hundred laws at his disposal. Compared to the three thousand target, his number was pitifully low.
Still, no one had ever been able to do what Kael had done, talk less of going this far.
Kael just needed a way to find all the Primordials wherever they were.
’The Court of Reincarnation...’ Kael said to himself as he realised sothing else. The God of Reincarnation was knowledgeable about all the souls and knew who was going to be a Primordial even before they were born.
This ant that if Kael wanted to find these Primordials as fast as possible, he either had to employ his thods or he had to have a very important eting with that Primordial of Reincarnation.
The court of Reincarnation definitely knew about all those Primordials that were on Planet Gadi even before Ruda was reincarnated there.
Why were they keeping them there, in a place where they would never be able to realise their true powers until they died?
These questions could only be answered after Kael had gotten in contact with them.
He decided then that he would schedule a visit to Hive Heaven and et the forces representing the Court of Reincarnation and the Samsara Heaven at the Gap Entrance.
Other than that, Kael needed to protect his Primordials.
They didn’t have any protection outside his Alphaverse and currently, his Alphaverse only covered the Leonine Heaven and was still integrating the Hive Heaven.
Kael’s universe did not have its own mortalverse. It was sothing that Kael was hoping to solve imdiately.
Then, the next and most important agenda right now was the Creation Dragons.
Thinking about this, Kael frowned. He had not received any ssage from them after all this ti.
Were they ssing with him?
"Alora, begin drafting missions for the invasion of Draconic Heaven," Kael said to Alora.
Alora’s blue eyes shimred coldly and she imdiately started doing that.
Golden screens flashed in front of her face and she started creating mission descriptions and listing objectives.
anwhile, Katari, who had been observing the changes on the lion’s system, suddenly pointed sothing out.
"Your Majesty, pardon," She said hurriedly, narrowing her eyes. The wind blew softly at the top of the Apex Pyramid, causing the edge of her short blue gown to flutter.
"What is it?" Kael asked.
"Didn’t we just finish Conquering Hive Heaven?" Katari asked, looking away from the golden screen and at Kael.
"Yes, we did. Well, we defeated them and have claid a monopoly over their True Honey. Hive Heaven itself is still coming under our managent," Kael said.
"Oh," Katari said. Then, she switched to telepathy so that only she and Kael could speak. She won’t question Kael’s decision in front of others.
She knew what she was doing.
"Your Majesty, wouldn’t we be spreading out forces too thin?" Katari asked telepathically as she went back to looking at the golden screens in front of her, acting as if she and Kael were not talking.
Priya looked at both of them with a narrowed gaze but didn’t say anything.
"It is actually," Kael said. He knew what Katari was talking about.
So lions were in Hive Heaven, so were in Leonine Heaven, and now, he wanted to start another invasion into Draconic Heaven.
Why?
Why now?
"Then why, Your Majesty?" Katari asked. She had seen a bit of Kael’s plans and had been mapping out all the possible variables that could hinder his progress.
One of these variables was that they expanded too fast without the right power to back it up.
As Kael’s most competent right hand, it was her duty to point out all the things that could cause his failure.
Kael may be smart but it was still very possible for him to be blinded by his montum. One invasion after another.
He was the Primordial and Singularity of Conquering. That was HIS weakness, it was his obsession.
It was very possible that in the heat of the mont, Kael’s wisdom and intelligence would be directed at the act of conquest itself and ignore every other thing.
It was not a flaw, it was a feature.
Katari had to observe so things on her own to make sure that this did not co back and bite Kael in the back later.
"This invasion is not one to conquer or one to fight, it’s a pressure tactic.
The Creation Dragons are trying to wipe out the Destruction Dragons. The Destruction Dragons belong to , I can’t allow that.
And the Horses, I will offer them salvation in my own way. They can play a very important role in our future conquest and reduce our reliance on Reality Fragnts.
Not to ntion that the Creation Dragons owe us for that Alliance, Katari. We can’t possibly let them go.
Besides, the Creation Dragons must eventually co under our control..."
Kael explained his reasons. It made a lot of sense actually, everything he said. But Katari was seeing things from another angle.
Eliminating potential risks was her speciality.
"Kael, have you sent people to find the remaining Destruction Dragons?" Katari asked.
Kael raised an eyebrow, "No," He hadn’t thought of that yet.
Imdiately, Katari started constructing a mission plan for the search and retrieval of the remaining Destruction Dragons.
"We don’t need to stop what we are doing, but we can at least do it and minimize our losses as much as possible.
A separate mission to find the Destruction Dragons, another mission to retrieve the Horses from Draconic Heaven."
As Katari said that, she was already selecting the requirents for the missions.
"And what about the Creation Dragons themselves? What about what they owe us?" Kael asked. Planning with Katari was so refreshing because he knew that no matter how Katari put her words or actions, it was always for the sake of Kael.
Katari narrowed her gaze and for a second, the old High Killer ca back.
"The Creation Dragons will pay what they owe us, Your Majesty. I’ll make sure of it.
Allow to handle all affairs related to the dragons."
Katari placed her hands behind her back and puffed her chest out slightly. Her eyes darkened with the raw intent to do what needed to be done.
To her request, Kael nodded, feeling assured. This was what they were here for.
The Dragons did not know that Kael had just handed their matter to soone who lived and breathed precise brutality.
Should they have paid what they owed?
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