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"So, now you should be able to trust me and tell me about Lu Ze, right?"

Ah Heng felt that after saying so much, these people should at least show some appreciation!

"I need to hurry, Manager Red only gave me twelve hours."

Ah Heng gently stroked the object she had been holding in her arms, revealing a relaxed and contented smile.

What happens if the time limit is exceeded?

Walter adjusted his glasses, his gaze never leaving the girl behind the lenses.

"I don't know, but I can imagine it." Ah Heng tilted her head and thought for a moment, then added, "He will most likely descend to this world on his own."

"Lower-dimensional worlds cannot withstand the power of administrators; otherwise, why would we, the chosen ones, be called agents?"

"Of course, it's because we're going to manage the lower-dimensional world in their place."

Her tone was calm, but her words sent a chill down the spines of everyone present.

"Even the Star God can't resist?" Qiong asked curiously.

In his mind, the Star God was the most powerful being, the embodiment of the rules of the universe.

"Do you believe I can capture a Star God in each hand and give them to Lord Matter Point as a treat?" Aheng looked at Qiong with a wicked smile, a hint of cunning flashing in her clear eyes.

The Star God is merely an indigenous god trapped within the world; how could he possibly compare to the Transcendent One?

They only bully newcomers like Lu Ze who haven't matured yet.

Qiong was provoked by her appearance and retorted defiantly:

"If you're so capable, why don't you go find it yourself? Why do you have to ask us?"

"Of course, it's because this saves the most energy," Ah Heng said, giving an answer that surprised everyone.

"The errand fee Manager Red gives me is so low. If I use the Wide Area Search skill, who will replenish the energy I consume?"

She counted on her fingers.

"If you can't find it, then our world will be doomed. Is the weight of an entire world less than your meager power?"

Qiong stared wide-eyed at the barefoot girl in front of her, unable to believe her eyes.

The fate of countless beings in a world was, in her words, nothing more than a travel expense that needed to be controlled.

"First, I need to correct something. It's not just a little energy; searching the entire world with wide-area skills consumes a lot of energy."

"Secondly, I'm not familiar with your world."

Ah Heng said with a smile, but that smile seemed a bit jarring to everyone else.

"Even if it would destroy a world, you're not willing to expend a little more energy?"

March 7's voice trembled slightly; her worldview was being shattered by this girl's words at a visible speed.

"Pretty much." Ah Heng shrugged indifferently, the egg-shaped stone in her arms quietly emitting a faint light.

"It's just the world, nothing special. I'm holding one in my arms."

"Some powerful civilizations can even encapsulate individual worlds in glass beads and carry them in their pockets."

Her tone was casual.

"Worlds are being destroyed and born every moment; one more or one less makes no difference."

For someone like Aheng, who transcends all, the birth and death of the world is merely a matter of a single thought.

She has witnessed the birth and death of too many worlds, just as mortals have seen too many flowers bloom and wither, and no longer pause to watch any flower wither.

She didn't think the destruction of a world was a big deal.