Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 640.1: Land of Genesis (1)

Roel looked at Alicia in astonishment, not having expected her to appear out of nowhere. He sighed softly before asking, “Alicia, what brings you here?”

“You are up to something dangerous again. It’s ridiculous for you to make a breakthrough now.”

“T-this…” Roel stuttered, feeling conscience-ridden at being caught in the act.

He turned to Edavia in hopes that the evil god would speak up for him, only to see the latter looking back at him with a mischievous smile. A second later, she blinked at him as if catching his drift.

“Dangerous? I disagree with that,” she said.

“Indeed, Alicia.” Roel quickly nodded in agreement upon receiving Edavia’s support. “Don’t you know me well? I would never do something I don’t think would work…”

“Strictly speaking, I’d say that it’s impossible for him to successfully make a breakthrough now. It’s not just a dangerous act but a suicidal one.”

“???” Roel blinked in bewilderment. He quickly turned to look at Edavia, only to see the latter’s smile widening. “Edavia?”

“Pfft! HAHAHAHA! What a rare expression. Are you so surprised to hear the truth?”

“You!! Alicia, hear me out…”

“Don’t bother. Lord Brother, you must have forgotten that I am an Origin Level 1 transcendent too. I can gauge your condition for myself,” Alicia said with a dissatisfied tone.

“…” Roel’s expression stiffened.

He had always been stronger than Alicia, and he was also in a more authoritative position as the proxy fief lord. Thanks to that, he had always been able to shield Alicia behind him, and she had obediently listened to him too. But now…

With the sigh of a retired old man, Roel lowered his head in resignation, took a sip of tea, and said, “Ey, I’m getting old now.”

“How are you old? Last night, you…”—Cough!— “Y-you’re only two years older than me!” Alicia blurted out, only for her face to redden upon realizing what she had just said, and she hurriedly covered it up with a cough.

“Pu!”—Cough! Cough cough cough!— “Y-yes, you’re right! Now that I think about it, I’m the strongest one in my age group

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