"You're not going to kill him?" Rabbit-man looked at Ding Ning in disbelief.
"Just because he's supposedly your friend?" Rabbit-man's voice grew louder; she couldn't fathom how a Lord with such a sharp mind could ruin herself over a man.
Right now, her urge to cripple that man peaked.
If it weren't for the fear that killing him would affect her relationship with Ding Ning, she would've finished him off already.
Unfortunately, she'd already promised Ding Ning to leave one alive.
She figured Ding Ning's brain must have been fried by love—how could she let a territory ripe for the taking just slip by?
If you don't move at the start, the advantage of being first to create slowly fades with time.
Because the world's rules default to you agreeing to let the other build a dungeon next to yours; that's something the main creator permits.
Afterwards, whoever devours whom, the initiative no longer matters.
