The supreme leader of Saudi Arabia was Haider Nawaz. When he received Li Xuanzu, he was just as excited as Kim Cheol-ho of North Korea at the time, and he almost kowtowed to Li Xuanzu twice.
There were quite a few people who came this time, including Leng An, making a total of five, and all of them were fourth-level psionicists. Haider Nawaz was overjoyed.
He originally thought that after much consideration, the Dragon Kingdom would at most send over a few insignificant psychics, and even that would be acceptable to him.
Upon arriving at the reception hall, there were several people whose appearance clearly indicated they were not from Saudi Arabia.
“Mr. Li, you can just call me Haider. Let me introduce you. This is from Greece…” Haider had just started to speak, raising his hand to gesture for Li Xuanzu to look at one of the people, when Li Xuanzu interrupted him.
"No need to introduce me. I don't care what these cats and dogs are called or where they come from. Just tell me the location of that level 5 zombie. I'm in a hurry."
Li Xuanzu had no intention of giving face to anyone present, including the reinforcements from several countries in the Mediterranean region.
He was planning to go find these people, but now was not the time; he was in a hurry.
"This..." Haider looked at Li Xuanzu with an embarrassed expression, then turned to look apologetically at the "divine messengers" who had come to provide support.
Li Xuanzu spoke in the language of the Sa Kingdom, because it would be too slow to have a translator repeat each sentence.
But those divine messengers all had translators with them, and they quickly understood Li Xuanzu's meaning.
"Hmph, an ancient civilization without gods, I really don't know whether to say you are uncivilized or stupid and backward. You are simply a bunch of savages. When you first arrived here, you were jumping around like monkeys." The envoy from the Kingdom of Xi spoke in an unfriendly tone.
Li Xuanzu was indeed impolite in this respect. After all, he labeled the other party as "a nobody" before the other party had even spoken, which was really inappropriate.
But Li Xuanzu's thinking has always been unconventional.
"You're not convinced?" Li Xuanzu raised an eyebrow. The giant black beast that had been hidden inside his body for so long could no longer hold back and left his body. Several low growls that made one's teeth ache rang out in the air. The next second, the fourth-order divine envoy fell to the ground and never got up again.
Li Xuanzu was not an unreasonable person, so he only let Dahei impact his innate spirit, at most making him dizzy for a while, but not fatal.
But the next moment, Li Xuanzu suddenly changed his mind.
Because there was a trace of the other party's innate spiritual scent remaining on Dahei's body, a scent that gave him a very familiar feeling, just like... the scent of the psychic who rebelled on New Year's Day in the Dragon Kingdom.
Exactly the same!
Instead of immediately disappearing, Dahei transformed into an extremely thick black mist that swirled around Li Xuanzu's feet, creating an invisible deterrent.
"Don't be so arrogant! Our common enemy is that fifth-tier zombie. Let's not start this infighting!" an envoy from the Kingdom of Gari said angrily.
"Although I admit that my approach was a bit extreme, is it enough to beat you into submission and let you know that you are just 'cats and dogs'?" Li Xuanzu waved his hand irritably, and Dahei stepped forward again.
This time, the opponent was well-prepared. A huge figure appeared behind them, then quickly shrank into a transparent shell with a faint golden glow, protecting itself. It didn't seem very strong, but it gave people a sense of sacredness and made them dare not violate it.
This must be the divine messenger's ability—defense?
"Great goddess of vice, Kakaya, your followers are suffering in danger. I will worship you forever and be your faithful believer in this world. Please..." To Li Xuanzu's surprise, he was actually... praising his own god?
At a time like this?
That outer shell was only meant to protect him, to help him finish chanting...
This made Li Xuanzu laugh in anger. Then, Dahei tore off the protective shell without hesitation, knocked the person unconscious, and came back.
The main reason was that he really couldn't help it. He was right in front of the other party, yet he was still chanting. Dahei had just tested the strength of the outer shell, and a fourth-tier psionicist could shatter it with a little more force.
That outer shell couldn't even slow down Big Black's pace.
"I was wondering why I disliked you all so much. It turns out it was that nauseating smell you all had." Li Xuanzu let Dahei burrow back into his body. The innate spiritual energy it brought back this time confirmed Li Xuanzu's inner thoughts.
These people are probably the ones who framed the Nordic region, and they are also the culprits behind the psychic rebellion in China.
I never expected that a trip to the Saudi Arabian Kingdom would bring such an unexpected reward?
“Violence, deceit, discord, death, and revenge over there—it’s truly disgusting.” Li Xuanzu looked around, his gaze already turning somewhat hostile.
"You...who exactly are you, and why..." The Qi Kingdom's envoy regretted his words as soon as he opened his mouth. Provoking Li Xuanzu at this critical juncture was not something a smart person would do.
"Your stench is overflowing. Do I need to know who you are?" This was not something Li Xuanzu had guessed.
Cultivating immortality begins with cultivating one's body, making one extremely sensitive to the seven emotions and six desires; it's not unreasonable to say that one can sense them by smell.
“I’m just here to deal with the fifth-tier zombies. I know you don’t believe in my strength. Well, now do you believe me?” Li Xuanzu turned to look at Haider, his tone somewhat impatient.
He really didn't like wasting time, but rather than holding back and dragging things out until he had to deal with the zombies, he might as well take care of a few small fry now, prove his strength, and let Haider know who was truly capable of helping the Sand Kingdom overcome its difficulties.
“Yes, yes, yes, that fifth-tier zombie’s recent whereabouts are in Gula Town in the northern part of the Sand Kingdom. It should be able to sense where there are many people and has been moving towards Licheng.” Haider still spoke in a humble manner.
Li Xuanzu's deterrent effect was very effective.
Haider dared not slack off in the slightest. He had previously been observing the conflict between Li Xuanzu and the divine messenger, but he soon realized which side he, the fence-sitter, should side with.
Although Li Xuanzu's actions were indeed lacking in manners, it must be said that they were very efficient. Sometimes there is no need to consider others; as long as it is convenient for oneself, that is enough.
"Do you need me to prepare some food and water for everyone? We have..." Haider had just started to speak when he noticed that Li Xuanzu had already walked to the off-road vehicle he had brought with him.
"No need, it would have been fine if we had done this earlier. You lot, don't follow, stay here and guard properly. I'm leaving." Li Xuanzu warned the remaining divine messengers a few times, then got into the carriage and left.
Only Haider, looking embarrassed, and a few divine messengers, both angry and frightened, were left behind.
“Li Xuanzu, if you do this, won’t they…” Leng An, sitting in the passenger seat, asked worriedly.
Being in a foreign country without any support can make one feel hesitant and timid.
"Will they try anything funny? Don't worry, I've already been merciful by sparing their lives. They won't go looking for trouble and court death."
"Besides, I'm not unreasonable anyway. If you really piss me off, so what if I don't find any evidence? If I think he did it, I'll still kill him. Do I need a reason?"
Li Xuanzu leaned back in the driver's seat, his eyes still closed, and calmly uttered these words.
Apart from Leng An, everyone, including Da Hei who was driving, had no objection to Li Xuanzu's actions; in fact, they were used to it.
Sometimes that's how it has to be. You know perfectly well that they did it, but you have no evidence, so you can only let them disgust you.
For most people of good character, this is indeed a very distressing problem.
Take Leng An for example. Although he is a bit stubborn, he is at least a good person. However, in the apocalypse, especially outside of the Dragon Kingdom, this is not a compliment.
Leng An, having traveled with Li Xuanzu for a period of time, knew that Li Xuanzu was someone who readily expressed his joy and anger, and would show any discomfort he felt.
He had nothing to criticize about it, nor did he think Li Xuanzu was a bad person because of it.
After seeing things clearly, he realized that Li Xuanzu was a true master, and that it was better to kill others than to wrong himself.
Leng An didn't say much along the way, and Li Xuanzu didn't like idle chatter either. Fu Yu and Qian Li did most of the talking, with Ouyang Ningxue occasionally chiming in. The conversation would sometimes drift to Li Xuanzu.
The zombies along the way were quickly cleared away by Li Xuanzu's blood servants, and the strange creatures dared not approach due to the intimidation of Dahei, making the journey extremely smooth.
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