I am the boss of Sakaki

Of course, Sakaki could not hide the little movements in the town, but even destroying Baiyang Town was just a small matter for Sakaki.

What's more, Sasaki and the others were just making small moves.

N was still so well-behaved, just following Sakaki without saying a word.

He didn't even ask where Sakaki was going.

Originally, Sakaki planned to go directly to the courtyard.

But because of the appearance of the battleship, Sakaki clearly sensed that Darkrai had reached the top of the Tower of Time and Space.

He was probably observing the warship and hiding himself to avoid being discovered.

This is good, Sakaki can go and see the Tower of Time and Space.

It can be said that the trip to Baiyang Town was not in vain, after all, it is also the most important building in a movie.

Come here.

After all, this is not a battle between two dragons in time and space, and Baiyang Town is about to collapse.

Sakaki only needs to buy a ticket with N and then go up the stairs.

Even the people from Baiyang Town rarely come here, after all, they all like it.

It’s like people in Xi’an don’t visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda.

So when Sakaki and N came over, people here knew that Sakaki and N were tourists.

When Sakaki was halfway there, Darkrai above had already noticed the two of them.

It really couldn't understand why someone suddenly came up to the Tower of Time and Space when no one had come up for such a long time.

The stone steps of the Tower of Time and Space were covered with a thin layer of snow. Every time you took a step up, the soles of your shoes would make a slight "crunching" sound.

Darkrai huddled in the shadow of the clock tower at the top of the tower, his dark body blending into the shadow, with only the occasional flicker of faint blue light in his eye sockets.

It stared at the two figures walking upwards, its claws unconsciously scratching the wooden beams of the bell tower.

It thought these two humans were strange.

The man walking in front, when the hem of his gray-black windbreaker swept across the stone steps, it was as if an invisible air pressure was descending on him, making his chest feel stuffy and he had to breathe lightly.

What was even stranger was that his chest felt like an icicle was piercing into it, causing a dull pain ever since the man stepped onto the tower base.

This area is exactly where the godhead is located.

The young man following behind him, dressed lightly with his hat pulled low, made Darkrai inexplicably relieved.

The boy did not have that kind of oppressive aura. Instead, he was very gentle and clean, like the sunshine shining on the grass after the snow. Even this elf, who had been hiding in the shadows all year round, did not find it so dazzling.

On the Tower of Time and Space, Sakaki raised his hand to brush off the snow on his windbreaker, his fingertips brushing against the icy edges of the stone steps. "Come out, you can't let me treat you."

Darkrai froze in the shadows.

It was clearly hiding well, even its aura was as still as a rock, so how did this person find it? It hesitated and didn't move, the blue light in its eye sockets shrinking.

Sakaki seemed to have guessed what it was thinking. The corners of his mouth curled up, and his voice carried through the wind in the bell tower: "What? Darkrai, do you really need me to yell a second time?"

The moment the three words "Darkrai" fell to the ground, the shadow on the top of the tower suddenly fluctuated.

Darkrai finally floated out from behind the clock tower, its dark body glowing matte in the sunlight. It stared at Sakaki and then quickly glanced at his feet.

"You..." Its voice was like the wind blowing through an empty bottle, hoarse and rough, "What do you want to do?"

Sakaki didn't answer, but raised his hand and pointed at its chest. "You took my things, so you have to pay me, right?"

Darkrai's heart sank.

The pain in its chest became more intense, and it subconsciously floated back half a foot, and the faint blue light in its eye sockets trembled.

A bad idea suddenly popped up in its mind: Is this person here to steal the godhood?

But just as it was about to grit its teeth to refute, Sakaki's next words were like a thunderclap, which stunned it.

"How do you think Darkrai died before?" Sakaki turned around, his gaze fixed on its chest, as if he could see through the skin and flesh to the divine power. "And why did this divine power suddenly come to you?"

"!" Darkrai's body shook violently.

The previous...Darkrai? Dead?

It had always believed that the divine power was a natural inheritance, a dying gift from its kind, and had never considered...

The faint blue light in its eye sockets dimmed instantly, and the stabbing pain in its chest turned into a sharp ache, as if the divine nature was surging inside and trying to escape.

Before Sakaki could say anything else, Darkrai turned around abruptly, and his dark figure swooshed down the tower.

It's scared.

"Run?" Sakaki scoffed as he watched it scurry towards the tower. "Where can you run to?"

N gently tugged at the hem of Sakaki's windbreaker and said in a low voice, "Boss, do you want to chase me?"

Sakaki shook his head and continued walking towards the top of the tower: "No need."

He walked to the edge of the tower and looked down at the entire Poplar Town. "It will come back."

N followed and stood beside him without asking any more questions.

He looked up at the sky. Darkrai's figure was almost disappearing in the snowy forest outside the town, like a drop of ink melting into water.

Sure enough, in just half a cup of tea, the dark figure came back again, this time flying fast and fast, with anger in the dark blue light in its eye sockets.

It stopped in front of Sakaki and N in the courtyard, its claws clenched tightly, and the godhead in its chest was still aching: "What do you want?!"

This is its most precious place, "Don't hurt the people in the town, and this courtyard!"

Sakaki raised his hand to stop it from speaking, and said simply: "I want you."

Darkrai was completely stunned.

It was stunned for a moment, and the light in its eye sockets faded a little.

Is it so direct?

Sakaki reached out and patted N's head, pushing the boy forward. "Technically, he wants to tame you. Fight him, and if he wins, you come with us."

N adjusted his hat and raised his head.

His eyes gleamed brightly beneath the brim of his hat, a trace of fearlessness evident only in his pure fighting spirit, like a light quenched by snow. He stared at Darkrai, silent, but his meaning clear as day.

Darkrai looked at the young man in front of him. He was not tall, his hands were not even as big as his claws, and he didn't even have a trace of fighting spirit in him.

The feeling of intimacy from before is still there, but can it fight with a child?

It felt inexplicably uncomfortable and even looked down on this kind of bullying of children.

But it still gritted its teeth, and the blue light in its eye sockets darkened: "What if I beat him?"

"Just leave Poplar Town."

Sakaki shook his head: "Let's talk about it first, if you can win."

As soon as he finished speaking, N raised his hand, took out a ball from his waist and threw it forward.

The moment the lightning exploded, a thunderous dragon roar penetrated the entire Baiyang Town, and a huge figure suddenly rose up.

Zekrom spread his wings, and the lightning at the tips of his wings crackled. The dragon power around him surged like a tide, and even the snow on the top of the tower was shaken and fell down.

Darkrai: “…”

It froze completely in place, and the faint blue light in its eye sockets almost went out.

What the hell? ?

Where did this young man get the first-level god?

Zekrom!

That is the legendary dragon god who is bound to ideals!

Even if it has never seen him, it has heard the name of this great god in the fragments of nightmares!

Darkrai subconsciously drifted back, looking at the lightning on Zekrom's wings, then at N, who looked calm, and then thought about his own godhood, which had not yet fully come into harmony...

Suddenly I felt that what Sakaki said just now about it being "naive" seemed to be correct.

Is the world outside... so crazy?

A seemingly ordinary boy could easily release a first-level god?

It was actually just wondering if fighting with a kid would cause it to lose value?