Mo ran left the three people of Aofa. Naturally, he didn't know what they were planning. He looked around aimlessly over the floating island, trying to find out what could attract his attention.

Aofa is right. Moran really has the selfishness to achieve the God of array. After all, being the God of array himself has got the second qualification, which is much more freedom than being allowed by others. Of course, it's not absolute. If someone can let himself go out, he doesn't want to compete with the name of the array God.

but can he be arrogant?

in Mo Ran's mind, the answer to this question is no,...