Chapter 3260: Deduced Deduction
"There’s no point in making the decision to attack me after the alliance is made," Rui muttered inwardly. "It was well known that the dark elves were getting along with us humans and that we have been in negotiations ever since we met. That should have made them want to decide to attack me before the alliance was settled, not after."
As far as he was concerned, it didn’t make sense for the Evolutionary Army to move this early against him.
They had suffered significant losses in their failed conquest of the Panama Continent. On top of that, they had lost Anthea, their Supreme Commander.
Rui hadn’t bothered on following up on whoever it was that chose to succeed him, however, he was certain that that individual was not at a level where they could possibly threaten him yet.
Considering that they were still recouping from their losses, he couldn’t help but think it was unlikely for them to attack him while they were on the Genoran Continent. The dark elves were nigh-invincible within the borders of Genora. He was basically in the very epicenter of an impregnable fortress of flora manned by the dark elves. It made no sense for any outsider to attack him while he was in West Genora.
That was true not just for the evolutionaries but also the tekvores, the therianthropes, and the giants.
The tekvores were also on the other side of the planet, it was really impractical for them to attack him at this point in time.
The therianthropes were also allies of the dark elves due to their paths also being centered around nature. Dark elves and therianthropes were two sides of the same coin of nature, and thus it was highly unlikely that they would be willing to destroy this relationship just to kill Rui.
They were also extremely weak and vulnerable to his Authority of Alpha, it made zero sense for them to attack him. As for the giants, they were too primal to even hatch such a complex plan, so he didn’t even bother considering them.
Then that left only one possible option for who could be targeting him.