The divine seal on her opponent's body allowed her to track the target flawlessly. Therefore, despite repeated setbacks, she never truly believed she would lose.
"Stop struggling, you won't be able to escape," she said.
Hecate looked at her wayward disciple, who had no escape, and sighed, touched by a sense of compassion.
"Don't worry, I only want that divinity, not necessarily your death. Just hand it over willingly, and I'll do my best to preserve your spirit so you can be reborn," she said gently.
"Do your best?"
"Even reclaiming your divinity does not grant me power beyond Fate, so I can only do my best," Hecate replied with a hint of helplessness.
"Should I be thanking you then?"
Luo En spoke with a smirk, showing no respect for Hecate's gesture of goodwill.
What a joke? He had fought tooth and nail to get where he was today, letting himself be used for someone else's gain, as if he were a fool?
Not to mention, Hecate's idea of "doing her best" was dubious at best.
