"So I can give you a guarantee,"
the Emperor Candidate said, "As long as Saros exists for one day, I will never become enemies with Yatun."
The Emperor Candidate did not address unforeseen circumstances, such as what would happen if Yatun were to attack him first.
This was an impossibility.
Saros would never make a mistake; it was impossible for him to let Bailuo initiate an attack against himself, even if there was some animosity between them.
If Bailuo wanted to avenge his teacher's brother, Sagangdu, that old uncle would surely devise a plan, forcing the Emperor Candidate to strike first at Bailuo. Only then could there be a result where Bailuo defeated the Emperor Candidate, or even eliminated him.
Therefore, as long as the Emperor Candidate insisted on not acting first, Bailuo would have no reason to fight him under such circumstances.
"I, on the other hand, would quite like for him to become my enemy first,"
