The Return of the God of War [The Protector] Chapter 2515

Chapter 2515 End Of The Line The men he had sent to investigate returned with news that the Gods of Restricted Area 76 were all dead as if they had gone extinct. However, the Gods' energy was compressed into crystals which were taken away by Sacred Organization. “In that case, the more the reason we shouldn't allow Dark Emperor to live. I'm no longer curious about his identity anymore. I just want him dead!” Mr. X hissed. “Of course, we want the crystals too. Now, we have to figure out how to get them,” Lucifer suggested. “Mmm-hmm, we must get them back. However, taking out those three rivals remains our top priority.” The Lab of Gods had officially emerged again and set their scheme in motion. However, no one else, including Levi, was aware of it. Although he was looking for Lab of Gods, he wasn't doing so in the right direction. The next few days, Levi witness the proliferation of madness. Kirin and his comrades' attitude toward training had gone from being fanatical to raving mad. To them, it was either death or training. Every time Levi saw them, they would always be training. Evidently, they had been greatly inspired. The Divine Leaderboard seemed to have a devilish hold on everyone. Just by being there, it was driving everyone crazy. They wanted to grow stronger regardless of the price. They would consume any drug or use any method as long as it could help them progress. Zoey and the others behaved in the same way too. Training with such fanatical fervor, their skills improved by leaps and bound, elevating them to a whole new terrifying level. One by one, they arrived at the peak of the respective techniques they wielded. However, Levi couldn't bring himself to be happy for them. The faster they improved, the closer they were to their impending doom. After all, when they reached the pinnacle of their powers, they were at risk of a backlash that might cost them their lives. Therefore, Levi couldn't bring himself to allow them to continue down that path. Left without a choice, he gathered everyone. “Everyone, it's time to stop,” Levi uttered with a conflicted expression. “Stop?” Everyone was puzzled. Azure Dragon guessed Levi's intention at once. “Boss, are you going to tell us that we are at risk of a backlash for training our techniques to their peaks?” “Precisely! In less than a month, all of you would reach the pinnacle of your powers. Beyond that lies death. I don't want to see any of you sacrifice...” Just as Levi spoke, everyone fell silent. Evidently, no one believed him. Sensing what was going on, Levi turned to Azure Dragon. “Azure Dragon, didn't you promise me that you would collect data on everyone's technique and make a detailed analysis? Did you not do it?” “I...” Azure Dragon was stunned as he truly didn't. He didn't take it seriously as he felt there was no need to do so. Now that Levi had exposed him, he felt ashamed over the mistake he made. “Boss, don't blame Azure Dragon. We refused to give him the data, as we didn't think it was necessary. Also, what you said can't be true. All our techniques are different from each other, how can they be treated the same way? Also, after training the techniques for such a long time, we have not experienced any side effects at all. So, how can you claim that death awaits us at the peak of our powers?” Everyone stood up for Azure Dragon and maintained that they didn't believe in what Levi said. “It's actually the other way around. By working on our own techniques, we have made significant improvements. That's how we remain relevant to present times. As for Azure Dragon, he gave up his own technique to train in your basic technique just to placate your feelings. But look at him now, he hasn't improved at all!” “Boss, shouldn't we always look at the evidence? You like to abruptly refute what is obvious to us.” Levi replied with resignation. “Azure Dragon didn't improve because he is too distracted and was never serious in his training. As for the rest of you, it's fine if you don't believe me. But, I suggest you spend some time to conduct this research...”