Kahn directly sent his judgment to Tarik in his own way.

Kahn is still a little worried about Natasha and Barton, who are also the seeds of barbarians.

Perhaps Bul-Katho himself is not too eager for the continuation of the Nephalem, but the ancestral spirits do not have the same idea as Bul-Katho.

Especially the three ancestors, they attach great importance to the continuation of the barbarian race.

Kahn's eyes became more and more serious as he looked at the surrounding environment. Although Kahn could not see any traces of the field from the outside world, he was at least an experienced warrior.

Give him some time and Kahn will be able to find out the clues.

It's just that Constantine's whereabouts are now missing, which makes Kahn feel uneasy from the bottom of his heart!

If Constantine is under their noses, whether he turns into a demon or an angel, or successfully achieves his goal, they can respond immediately.

But Constantine has disappeared, so there is no way to make any guarantees!

If Constantine becomes a demon, then as long as he still has sense after disappearing, he will definitely adapt to his changes before taking action.

The current situation makes the three ancestors completely lose the possibility of solving the problem in the first time!

"It won't be a problem for you to stay there alone, right?"

Talik responded.

It's not that Talik doesn't trust Kahn's ability, what he needs more is Kahn giving him a time limit.

Even out of responsibility, they would not leave the gate of the Holy Mountain together.

But that doesn't mean they can't do it. They just don't want to do it, not that they can't do it.

"I plan to leave a clone, even if Constantine directly kills my clone after becoming a demon, so that I cannot obtain information through the clone.

I can also know that something is happening here through the dissipation of the clone."

Kahn gave a somewhat mature answer.

Of course he was not afraid of being eliminated, but he was worried that he had not even sent back any information.

No one knows the outcome of what Constantine is going to do, let alone what level of power Constantine will have after he ends his transformation.

Kahn is not afraid of risks, but he is worried that he cannot bear the responsibility!

"Kelik and I will also line up the clones. You can leave after leaving the clones."

Talik said.

Although multiple clones cannot guarantee that the information can be transmitted back, it is definitely safer than leaving only one clone.

Constantine's adventure at the foot of the Holy Mountain was originally agreed upon by the ancestral spirits.

At least in the eyes of the three ancestors, all these risks are still within the controllable range!

"The actions of Ancestor Vasily have begun to take effect. Maybe you will reach the level of Gruchak soon."

Talik continued.

"Don't think about it, Gruchak is powerful because of the authority he holds.

The gap between me and him has always been in authority, not in our own strength."

Kahn said impatiently.

"Are you serious?"

Talik found Kahn's answer a bit funny.

Even if there is a difference in authority, there is a gap between Kahn and Gruchak.

"Now there is no ownerless authority."

Kahn obviously did not intend to admit the gap in authority between himself and Gruchak.

"Since I say this, it is because I now have authority."

Tarik's tone was a little strange.

Kahn thought for a moment and understood what Tarik meant.

Vasily, these first Nephalems must have had authority, and with Vasily's sacrifice, that authority naturally became ownerless.

"Kolik is more suitable for the authority of Ancestor Vasily than I am. After he obtained the authority, he can be considered to have reached the same level as Gruchak."

Kahn refused outright.

This is not simply humility, but he thinks from the bottom of his heart that this is the case.

As the most reverent of life among the barbarians, Kolik was more similar to Vasily than he was.

"If you don't want to take over this authority, just wait until Banal comes back and give it a try.

Although that guy Banar has become a monster that violates life, the authority of ancestor Vasily is not life."

Tarik's tone was slightly regretful.

But he also knew that the reason for Kahn's refusal was not only a matter of suitability, but also because Kahn, as the third ancestor, could not leave the Holy Mountain at will even if he obtained authority.

A strong man who cannot easily leave the Holy Mountain of Harrogath will indeed be of limited help to the situation.
Chapter completed!