Bulcaisel asked rhetorically.
"That's pretty much what it means. Rather than worrying about you losing control, I'm more worried about Li Min losing control of his growth.
You and I both know, or all Nephalem should know, that Li Min is far from the point where his growth rate has begun to slow down.
Who can give a guarantee as to how far a mage can grow over time?"
Hailab's expression was a little strange, and he looked almost provocative.
But he really didn't mean this. It's just that Hailab's expression could easily become like this when he was thinking.
This is probably one of the reasons why he is not popular.
Looking at a face that seems to be provocative, who can calmly face Hailab's problems?
No matter what question was asked by Helab with this expression, it seemed like he was questioning it.
"This is the most boring worry I've ever heard.
Hellab, you must have been around for almost 10,000 years, right?
If I remember correctly, you were at least a barbarian who was active with Volusk.
Then I want to ask you, have you existed for such a long time just to put all your energy on this kind of problem that you don’t know when it will happen?”
Bulcaisel began to feel impatient.
"Admittedly, I'm not sure how long I can maintain my original intention, but at least it won't be too short.
And if it really reaches that level, it’s not sure whether the Holy Mountain of Harrogas still exists.”
Bulqueso spoke a little faster, and his interest in this topic was almost over.
"That's what I'm worried about. Isn't it necessary to worry about the uncertain future?"
Hailab said without flinching.
He knew that if he completely bored Bulcaisel with this topic, he would be very likely to be beaten.
But it doesn't matter, he was already prepared to be beaten when he first came to the Elder's Temple.
The worst he could do was to give back the beating he earned from Olongus, and he wouldn't lose anything.
"Then what definite future are you going to tell me?
When did you become so good at telling jokes? When Madoc was around, he wouldn't say stupid things like a certain future and a certain ending.
Don't say that you can see more of the 'future' than the battle prophet Mardoc.
He was probably the clearest and furthest among the prophets of the savages."
Bulkesso asked.
This time it was Hairab's turn to be speechless.
He really couldn't give a suitable explanation, and he had to admit that Bulqueso was right.
The future itself is uncertain.
Even Inaris can't guarantee that the future he knows will not change.
Even Inaris, who had said that the future was destined, did not dare to say that what he saw was everything.
For the nephalem, worrying about the future is somewhat unnecessary.
"Perhaps everything is going in a good direction now, so I start to worry about things that I never worried about before.
At least now the nephalem do not need to face the threat of demons all the time, at least they can take time to rest from the battle."
Hailab gave a wry smile and then said.
He gave in.
He even reflected on his previous "stupid" worries.
“Isn’t it too late to think about how to solve the problem when the future becomes the present?”
Wayne finally couldn't hold back and spoke.
"I don't like plans, but that doesn't mean I deny the importance of plans and plans.
The future is uncertain, and the plans you have made are not worthless.
What I want to say is, isn’t it unnecessary to worry about the future if you can’t even handle the current things well?”
Bulcaisel was rather happy that Wayne was willing to join the discussion.
There's no way you can feel comfortable with a guy who's staring at you like a wooden stake.
The reason why non-violent non-cooperation can be quite effective is because this guy has no suitable way to solve the problem.
"Now? Now the Nephalem have a guy like you who can suppress the High Heaven and the Burning Hell with violence.
Isn’t this the most appropriate time for us to think about the future?
Or are there any other methods in the higher heavens and burning hells that can solve your problem?"
Wayne asked.
This question made Bulkesso and Hailab stunned for a moment and then burst into laughter!
Laughing very happily.
"Bulkessor can crush the Archangels and Demon Gods at the same time, but can he also defeat the High-level Heaven and the Burning Hell?
You may still not understand the meaning of these two things.
The existence of archangels and demons made us breathless back then, so we were most worried about them at that time.
But that doesn’t mean they are the biggest problem.”
Hailab breathlessly gave Wayne an answer.
"Let's put it this way, when I first came to this world, I had the power to defeat the great devil.
But facing Malthael, who had seized the power of the Great Demon God, he could only barely be evenly matched.
At that time, the Great Demon God only left a scar on the origin of high-level heaven.
No one knows the extent of the injury, but I feel it is probably like a normal person who fell and received some bloodless scratches."
Bulcaisel told Wayne his judgment.
"So everything you did to the Burning Hell before was just to test the strength of this origin?"
Wayne asked, following Bulcasso's train of thought.
"Absolutely, you probably haven't fully used your power for a long time.
On Earth, if there is no intervention from other beings, it won't be a problem for you to smash a mountain.
If you attack with all your strength, directly making everything on the surface dwarf it will only be regarded as the aftermath.
But if you fight in a sanctuary like this, the damage to the environment will not be very great.
Maybe using all your strength can only leave a big hole in the ground?"
Bulcaisel made the comparison.
Although Sanctuary feels a bit like a leftover for High-level Heaven and Burning Hell.
But that’s also a third of the world!
Can the earth be said to be one-third of the world? Obviously it cannot be done!
"In other words, your strength can defeat the Demon God and the Archangel without any effort, but it cannot destroy the High-level Heaven and the Burning Hell itself?"
Wayne changed the question and asked.
"A difficult question to answer, but there is one thing I hope you can understand.
If the power accumulated in the Holy Mountain of Harrogas is detonated, it will be enough to make both the Archangel and the Demon God choose to retreat.
So if the high-level heaven and the burning hell are detonated, how much damage can be done?
You don’t think that the holy mountains created by barbarians and the gods created by monks came out of thin air, right?
The first generation ancestor has already said that he imitated the structure of the higher heaven and created a holy mountain for the barbarians to use as their home.
To be continued...