Bab 767: Superficial Views

King Vulke didn't seem angry at all. On the contrary, he burst into laughter: "Hahaha! You really do try everything, huh? The world is yours, and you'll have plenty more chances in the future."

Vulke was the perfect example of a father who spoiled his son without limits. The ancestors around were shocked—this father was overbearing and irrational, while the 'son' was a despicable scoundrel.

"So, when are you going to die?" Kakarotto asked eagerly, "I can't wait to take the kingdom for myself and do whatever I want."

The ancestors froze. They thought that, finally, Vulke would get angry. After all, he was still alive, and no one would tolerate someone openly wishing for their death.

Unfortunately, Vulke just laughed harder: "My time is running out... don't worry, the empire will stand strong."