Chapter 1476 - The Kings Bad Sense (1/2)

The last king and the familiar they had been waiting for was a giant turtle, and it was safe to say it was as big as the mountain they had seen earlier. It was so large and its shell so big that it could even be confused as a small island if it swam across a body of water.

Nonetheless, this didn't change the fact that all of them were staring at the familiar, as it attempted to start a war between all of the kings.

”You really have gotten bigger; soon, there won't be a mountain on this whole land that can hold your body,” Ovin commented as it jumped down from Leo's head and stepped forward. It was the first time for some of them to think the cat was quite fearless.

The whole size of the entire fat cat's body was the same size as the turtle's nostrils.

”Wow, this has got to be the strongest familiar; I mean, look at that size!” Abdul expressed his amazement.

”Size isn't everything, you know,” Layla replied almost instantly, and her face went a little red, realising how improper that comment might sound.

Besides them, Oscar got off from the Horse and helped Samantha down from it, which she willingly accepted his help now. The Horse then strode forward and stood by Ovin's side. Its nostrils were puffing, and the green smoke from its nose was getting larger and fierce.

”You two. Do you really think you have the right to grumble? If you care about this world, you shouldn't have so freely abandoned it!” Genbu glared.

It was a strange sight to see, they couldn't see the turtle moving its mouth, yet somehow it seemed to be still able to talk to the rest of them and even express its emotions.

”Are you an idiot!” Ovin shouted back. ”We contracted to supply energy to our lands, and what are you doing? Just destroying yours, causing the energy to recede from the land.”

”Listen, I'm supplying the land with my own energy, which is given to me by the others in this area!” Genbu shouted back. ”We don't have a fraction of the amount of energy that your lands do, but the second that my familiars try to enter yours to borrow some, you familiars attack! If you care about this whole world together, then shouldn't you share the energy equally!”

”Neigh...Neigh!…” The Horse expressed.

”Dunluck has a good point; they could have talked about these matters rather than battling it out. Communication is key when they are all sharing the world.” Sunny said, explaining what the Horse had said.

Quinn had forgotten that she could understand what the familiars were saying.

”What are we meant to do now?” Quinn asked. ”Since they talked about the war, I was half expecting us to have to fight, but it doesn't seem like it's the case right now. However, the situation could turn at any second. If we can avoid a fight, that might be a good thing.”

Sunny started to walk towards the kings and looked back at Quinn.

”Why don't you just leave it to me.”

When arriving, the others looked at who dared to be brave enough to interrupt them when they were in the middle of an argument. Still, when Sunny started to speak, a soothing feeling came over them all, making the situation incomprehensible.

”We are here to help you solve your situation,” Sunny said. ”If you also wish to have great energy for your land, then it would be best if you make a contract. We have brought great capitates with us, and all of them have strong energy to contract with you.

”In return, we wish for you to help us fight and borrow your power. It's a fair deal, wouldn't you say?” Sunny had her hand held out, gesturing towards the others behind her.

The turtle moved its large head, peeking over the cat and casting a shadow, looking at others. It then stretched it out and looked directly at Quinn.

”This one is so weak.”

The others hearing this were beyond shocked. The grand turtle had just called Quinn, who was perhaps by far the strongest among all of them, weak. The turtle then moved its head along the others; next in line was Samantha. ”Interesting.”

Next was Layla. ”Pathetic.”

Then Leo. ”This one looks like he lacks discipline.”

Abdul. ”A strong-looking warrior.”

And finally, Owen. ”Hmm, not worth my time.”