I'll know if this elf is good or not

"Young master, these things should be useful to you, right?"

As he spoke, Killua sent all the puzzle pieces of the Unknown Totem to Su Bai.

Su Bai raised an eyebrow, and without any hesitation, immediately took over and asked, "How much jade do you need this time?"

Killua clapped his hands, his face returning to its usual smug look, and said with a grin, "Young Master understands me best. But this time I don't need jade; I want to exchange it for something else."

Su Bai remained silent, his gaze lingering for a moment on the battered and disheveled copy of Killua before returning to Killua's face. He didn't respond immediately, but simply waited quietly for what was to come.

Seeing this, Killua dropped his playful expression and became serious again. He took a deep breath, looked directly at Su Bai, and slowly said, "Young Master, now that things have come to this, there's no need to hide it from you anymore."

He paused, seemingly considering his words.

"With your experience, young master, you should know... that in this world, there are a few powerful beings who have controlled certain fundamental things since ancient times. The passage of time, the existence of space..." Killua stroked his messy pink hair, "Throughout the ages, countless ambitious and fearless challengers have attempted to touch their domains. Although most have failed, as the saying goes, 'You can't guard against a thief for a thousand days,' even the most cautious will eventually succumb and be trapped in a place where the body cannot move, the mind cannot die, and the will cannot be extinguished. So, in order to save himself... he separated a fragment of his consciousness and descended into this world."

Killua grinned and pointed to the copy of Killua and himself on the ground.

"Those two fragments of consciousness are the two of us."

Su Bai silently stroked the fur of the cat in his arms. It could easily open the space of an ultimate beast and control an unknown totem that also existed in a special space—he already had a guess in his mind.

What else could it be? Palucia, of course.

They're talking nonsense, making everyone look like they're illiterate.

"So you're the incarnations of the gods? Can the incarnations of the gods go unpunished and do bad things without taking responsibility? What right do I have to forgive him on behalf of the countless lives of the Yunlu Mountains?" Su Bai's face was full of disdain.

"That makes sense..." Killua forced a smile, his face showing embarrassment. He wanted to say something more, to morally defend the clones, since their existence was like the three souls and seven spirits. Although the existence of gods was like the law—if the law didn't perish, the gods wouldn't die—restoring them would still take time. But then...

Su Bai: "Give me ten or eight habitats for divine beasts and sacred beasts another day, and we'll move on from this matter."

Killua stumbled.

"If there's an opportunity... yes... everything is negotiable," Killua said awkwardly, his face flushed with embarrassment.

Su Bai nodded, his tone calm: "Yes, we should treat this as a serious matter and not be careless."

It would be a lie to say he wasn't angry, but the situation was beyond his control. The other party had indeed saved him, and Su Bai couldn't do anything about it. What else could he do but let it go? Impotent rage?

It would be better to do this to gain some benefit and build goodwill.

Su Bai waved his hand, his expression returning to a more serious tone: "Alright, now you can tell me what exactly happened between you two, right? What happened to your true forms? Why did you want the precious jade before, and why did he want to absorb the power of these Elf Kings?"

Killua stroked his chin and pondered for a moment before saying, "The reason why the original body was captured... to be honest, I really don't know. Just like a baby in its mother's womb can't know what happened before its mother gave birth to it, we are already in this world from the moment we open our eyes."

After a pause, Killua's expression turned serious: "But one thing I'm certain of is that even if His true form is attacked from behind, there are very few beings in the world capable of trapping Him, so..."

Killua looked at Su Bai, a meaningful glint in his eyes, "If the young master doesn't want to get involved in trouble, it's best not to know too much about it."

"I can explain the power of the precious jade and the Elf King. The origin of the God of Space comes from a piece of white jade. Jade is like the source of his power, and the better the quality of the jade, the more it can replenish his energy."

Su Bai nodded slightly, "Then the Elf King..."

“They were given the power of the stone tablets that originated from our original bodies by the Creator God, so absorbing their power can also quickly restore our original strength. Moreover, since they are living things, the efficiency is naturally much higher than collecting jade.”

Su Bai finally understood. "So he thought your method was too slow, like a woman dawdling around, so he decided to go it alone?"

“That’s right.” Killua sighed, a hint of helplessness in his expression. “In addition, the original body did promise us when we were born that whoever could help the original body escape first would become the dominant will in the future. We thought this was just a healthy competition…”

His gaze fell on Copy Killua, and his eyes revealed a rare complex emotion—a mixture of regret and disappointment.

"I never expected him to take such an extreme step. Fortunately, it's all over..."

Before the words were finished, a crisp, loud cracking sound rang in my ears.

Then the ground space trembled violently.

Su Bai and Killua were both taken aback.

"What's going on?" Killua asked, completely bewildered.

"You play with space, you don't know?" Su Bai was completely speechless.

Hahahaha!

A burst of ear-piercing, maniacal laughter erupted from the ruins!

Copy Killua had somehow managed to stand up, supporting himself on his knees. He was covered in blood and looked utterly disheveled, but his eyes burned with a more frenzied light than before.

"Is it over? It really should be over. I shouldn't have had any expectations of this guy when he sought cooperation with humans. Rather than accept the forgiveness of a mortal, I'd rather just perish!"

Copy Killua spread his arms wide, revealing a twisted smile: "Let's all go to hell together!"

At the critical moment, Killua teleported and appeared in front of the copy man. With a wave of his hand, he transformed the copy man into a white gem. The gem, as smooth as butter, quickly merged with Killua. After absorbing the gem, Killua seemed to have gained some confidence and tried to use his power to suppress the collapse of space.

But it seemed to be to no avail. The Reversal Space showed no signs of stopping its collapse. Cracks continued to spread wildly like a spider web, and large chunks of space began to peel away, revealing the despairing void and chaos behind them.

"Are you sure you can do it?" Su Bai shouted from behind.

Killua's forehead was covered in cold sweat. "It's too late. You smashed the space once before, young master. Now the reversed space is like a layer of waterlogged candy wrapper. It was finally stabilized, but that guy damaged it again. Even if I come in my true form, I might not be able to stabilize it this time!"