Genetic Ascension novel Chapter 1329

Chapter 1329: Wei

"Ah, shit, shit, shit..."

Khan scratched the back of his head, his poisonous spikes bristling for a moment before laying down like—well, slicked-back hair. He sighed, paced, and then sighed again.

He really wasn’t any good at this, and he was supposed to be focusing on his breakthrough to C-tier. But that bastard Ekear was skirting his duties as eldest disciple.

Now he was the one here picking up the pieces.

Did he know that Gralith was probably on it? Yeah, he did. But the main problem was actually the fact that Gralith kind of had his hands full.

First there was Sylas’ issues, and now there was Gwenu, and the combination of the both of them was bound to make things more difficult.

Khan was trying to figure out if there was anything he could do to calm this down a bit, but he knew that it was a fruitless endeavor.

BOOM!

His head snapped back and his lip twitched as he felt the entire mountain range shaking.

What the hell? Even if he’s breaking into the E-tier, it shouldn’t cause this much commotion.

Khan had no idea that Sylas was still not breaking through. This time, however, it wasn’t because he was stubborn—it was because he physically couldn’t.

With what the little girl had said, breaking through to the E-tier would require him to upgrade his eyes again. Otherwise, he would be right back to square one.

Unless his eyes progressed to Tier 4, or his body grew powerful enough to withstand it on its own without the upgrade, progressing to E-tier now would actually be like a death knell.

Getting his hands on such a powerful set of D-tier eyes was one thing. A C-tier version was another matter entirely.

"They’re going to be the end of me," Khan mumbled, then he made a decision.

Flipping over a device in his hands, Runes flickered and a connection was made across the stars.

"Yo, Wei, buddy, how’ve you been?" Khan started.

"Don’t start with me, Khan."

Surprisingly, it was the voice of a woman on the other side, and she didn’t sound very impressed with him at all.

"What? I can’t call a friend?"

"A friend? Is that what we are? You could have fooled me."

"Hey, hey, don’t be like that. We’ve had some good times. Remember that day we—"

"Get to the point, Khan. If you think I can help smooth over this situation for your little junior sister, or you think I’ll be giving you information for free, you’ve got another thing coming. Those are husband privileges, and you’re very clearly not my husband. You’ve made that clear many times."

Khan coughed awkwardly. He hadn’t even mentioned what he called for yet, and she was already on his case. This woman was too sharp for her own good.

That was to say that whatever retaliation the Thryskai were planning was likely well under motion already. Part of Khan was actually wondering if the visit of the Leava Clan might actually be related. 𝘧𝑟𝑒𝑒𝘸𝘦𝘣𝑛𝑜𝘷𝑒𝓁.𝘤𝘰𝓂

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