Genetic Ascension novel Chapter 1833

Chapter 1833: The Point

Sylas ate slowly, one bite after another. It wasn't until he finished the last, his stomach feeling heavy and dense, that he finally spoke again.

"What is this?" Sylas asked.

"The food?" Isolde asked as though she didn't know.

Sylas nodded.

"Nothing special. Just taking advantage of Earth's crops."

Sylas' gaze flickered. Earth's crops?

Earth was a heavily injured world. Even with Sylas' efforts, Earth was only about to fully bloom into a Grade 10 Silver World.

While this was shocking to much of the Milky Way Sector, the strongest world in the Sect was still Grade 8 Silver. The gap wasn't that far. 𝐟𝗿𝐞𝚎𝚠𝐞𝚋𝕟𝐨𝚟𝐞𝕝.𝕔𝕠𝚖

In truth, difference of even a single grade was enormous when directly comparing the worlds themselves. But that gap didn't manifest itself in such a way.

That was to say that there was nothing grown on Earth that Sylas shouldn't be able to get on the strongest world of the Milky Way Sector until now.

That world was probably controlled by the Leava, and they were exceptional in their own right. But still, there was absolutely no way that the Leava had resources that an F-tier like Sylas' mother could cook that would have such an effect on Sylas himself.

However, Isolde was just continuing to smile as though she had no intention of explaining anything.

Sylas looked toward Elara, but she still seemed mad that he had given their mother the ability to keep a perfect eye on her at all times.

"Interesting," Sylas said calmly. "You want me to take the people of Earth more seriously?"

"There are many people here that could be of use if you gave them a chance," Isolde replied.

Sylas leaned back in his chair and crossed his arms, his thoughts seemingly going elsewhere.

His mom had a tendency to do this. Well, lecturing him was commonplace. But most of the time when she was lecturing, she was either speaking about things she didn't care much about or things she knew that he would listen to because it cost him nothing to do.

In the latter case, since it cost him nothing, and it was his mother's wishes, there wouldn't be a problem in listening. Like when his mother told him to care more about his image and how it was optically horrible the way he treated Professor Fembroise, she had probably been right.

Since then he hadn't exactly had a pristine record, but there had been other chances to be unusually cruel or at least flippant and he hadn't taken that opportunity.

Why? Because it cost him nothing to listen to mother in this case. Professor Fembroise wasn't a threat to him.

However, when it was something that his mother comprehended would need a risk and weighted assessment by Sylas, her approach was always cleverer. It was always like this.

She would begin with irrefutable evidence, and then she would make her stance known.

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