Chapter 327: The Conflict of Pendor Continent

Kant was extremely satisfied. The power of Bunduk could no longer be measured by ordinary generals.

Bunduk, who had already mastered the power of the underworld and had become an extraordinary general, was far stronger than his past self and Rolf in combat. He was also stronger than Manid and James as supporting generals.

It could be said that the current Bunduk was the number one general!

How could Kant not be satisfied!

The power itself did not represent either good or evil. Only what one did after yielding the power mattered.

Moreover, only children cared about right and wrong!

Kant, as a politician, as a ruler, as the overlord who was about to rise up, only cared about whether this power could be used by him, whether it could bring benefits to him, and bring about beneficial changes!