I, Folyago, am the most devoted lover in Runeterra.

Tahm Kench might not be very good in a real fight, but when it comes to escaping, he's second to none.

At the negotiating table, without hard power, you have no say.

If Foygo had made his demands directly from the start, the old devil would probably have taken advantage of his kindness.

Now that he's been beaten, Tahm Kench knows his own limitations and will behave himself.

Right now, Foygo's bottom line is that Tamm cannot get involved in the impending changes in Bilgewater.

That being said, it is indeed a disgrace to the demons that the ten great primordial demons would cower so quickly.

A hint of disdain flashed in Foygo's eyes.

Judging from this point alone, it's clear that the old devil, Tahm Kench, is unlikely to achieve great things.

........

Father, like son.

Those who are family know their own situation, and even seeing the disdain in Foygo's eyes, Tam could only endure it.

He wanted to save face, but his abilities simply wouldn't allow it!

Tammy was moved to tears...

From now on, it can be said that Fóyego will be his biggest nemesis.

From then on, Tam swore he would avoid Fryegor whenever he saw him!

Not for any other reason than the existence of the Ruined King's Blade.

Among the ten primordial demons, Tamn wouldn't dare say he's the strongest, but he's definitely the most resilient.

In fact, Tahm Kench's greatest strength lies in close-quarters combat.

Manipulating elements and launching large-scale attacks are not Tahm Kench's strengths.

Over the course of nearly ten thousand years, Tamm has fought against other demigods.

But no one has ever been able to sever his proud, resilient tongue with a single sword strike in a single encounter!

Keep in mind, this is a demigod-level body!

It's still Tahm Kench's proud and powerful offensive weapon!

In addition, Blade of the Ruined King draws healing from the opponent and curses the opponent to prevent self-healing.

That's such a good counter to Tahm Kench.

As demigods, it could be said that Folgog, with just the Blade of the Ruined King, sent Tamuki to his doom.

Tahm Kench's usual fighting style is to hide in the water and wait for an opportunity to launch a surprise attack.

Then drag the opponent into the quagmire of close combat, and rely on your thick skin and super-fast regeneration to fight a tug-of-war with the opponent.

Basically, once the opponent gets into close combat with Tahm Kench, Tahm Kench will be one of the top beings in the demigod tier!

Unfortunately, Fryegrass possessed the Blade of the Ruined King, making it difficult for Tahm Kench to contend with him.

(Now you know why you should rush Blade of the Ruined King when fighting a tank.............)

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The art of negotiation is nothing more than coercion and inducement.

The coercion has now been achieved; the question now is whether Foygo can offer Tahm a tempting incentive.

"Tam Kench, the devil of greed."

"Let's talk."

Folyad's face was expressionless, neither happy nor sad, and his cold demeanor made it impossible for Tam to discern any emotion from him.

"What do you want to talk about?"

Upon hearing Foygo's words, Tam also dropped his comical expression, a knowing look flashing across his large, fat, ugly face.

He is an ancient demon who has lived for thousands of years, and a master at manipulating people's hearts.

Tam instantly understood why Foygo, who had always kept to himself, had insisted on coming to him and fighting him.

It turned out he needed to talk to him about something.

He doesn't have any fragments of Isolde's soul, so why is Folgo looking for him?

Tam felt a little doubtful.

"Although you are a demon of greed, you have also attained the position of King of Rivers."

"This shows that you yourself know that you can't go far with just the power of greed."

Foygo stared at Tam with an all-knowing gaze, the profoundness in his eyes causing Tam to completely withdraw the last trace of contempt in his heart.

The strength of the ten primordial demons should be determined by the negative emotions they each control.

According to Folger's speculation, the power of greed should only have given Tahm Kench the traits of devouring and being tough.

The ability to manipulate rivers and water elements was likely acquired by Tahm Kench through other means.

This shows that Tahm Kench himself was well aware that although the Demon of Greed seemed to have a superior status, its potential was actually limited.

Tam looked at Foygo before him and immediately categorized him as one of the most dangerous people.

This is nothing like the rumored image of a foolish young man who would give up everything for a woman.

In Frygosen's cold eyes, Tam felt as if he had no secrets left.

"what do you want to say in the end."

Tam's once cunning and lewd little eyes were now filled with seriousness.

Chapter 58, Cooperating with the Demon

"I want to ask you something."

"How about... a collaboration?"

A strange light flashed in Foygo's eyes.

He's probably the first person in all of Runeterra to negotiate a partnership with a demon.

"cooperate?"

"Hmph hmph hmph..."

"Ha ha ha ha!!!"

A wild laugh suddenly appeared on Tam's ugly, hideous face.

This smile made Tahm Kench's already ugly appearance even worse.

"To negotiate with a demon?"

"Are you kidding me?"

Tam laughed wildly, clutching his stomach with his short, thick arms, while asking Fryegor a question in return, a hint of mockery in Tzeentch's small eyes.

Demons are the most untrustworthy, cunning, and evil creatures in all of Runeterra.

Betrayal and deceit emanate from the very bones of these demons, and now someone actually wants to cooperate with demons? How could this not make Tam laugh?

Hearing Tam's arrogant laughter, Foygo did not get angry; his expression remained completely calm.

"hehe......."

"As long as the benefits are great enough, even the Protoss can become friends with the Demons."

Foygo spoke calmly, but there was a look in his eyes that Tam couldn't understand.

Finally, Tam stopped laughing and said with a wicked look on his face.

"What you're saying sounds quite to my liking..."

"Then, what can you bring me?"

Tamm's words carried the demonic power to sway people, as he sought to regain control of the conversation.

"No, you're wrong, Tam Kench."

"It's not about what I can do for you, but that this is your only chance."

Foygo shook his head, dismissing Tam's words.

He saw through Tahm Kench's little tricks perfectly.

His statement was simply an attempt to gain a high ground and thus make his goods more valuable.

Every demon is a language artist.

"Oh?"

Folyad has completely piqued Tam’s interest; he wants to hear what Folyad has to say.

"Does the King of Rivers not want to become... the King of the Ocean?"

A hint of mockery flickered in Foygo's eyes, as if their roles had been reversed.