"So that means everyone around knows already? It's obvious, isn't it?" Mr. Bone said.
"Not necessarily. Other than me, no one knows. Which means no one knows, right? After all, no one else cares about you," Li Tianming said.
Mr. Bone knew that if word had already spread far and wide, people would have come knocking long ago to "move" his things.
"So you want to use this information to threaten me?" Mr. Bone's voice remained gloomy.
Li Tianming shook his head. "Sir, you misunderstand me. I came to help you."
"Heh." Mr. Bone shook his head helplessly. "You already know it's heterodimensional decay. How can you possibly help?"
If he had not been so desperately lonely, he would never have spoken to Li Tianming for so long.
"Back where I'm from, we've researched some methods that can temporarily resist heterodimensional decay. My elders sent me to find someone to test them on. If you're willing to be a test subject, we can discuss the terms," Li Tianming said seriously.
Compared to Qi Huan, he had adjusted the way he spoke.
"Temporarily resist it?" Mr. Bone almost wanted to laugh. "What could a mere foreign race know about the terror of heterodimensional decay?"
"Mockery is meaningless. Whether it works or not, we'll know after one try," Li Tianming said.
"You want me to pay first, right?" Mr. Bone sneered.
"No. Payment upon delivery! That means you only pay after you see results. What we seek is a successful experiment too," Li Tianming said.
He kept emphasizing "we," when in truth it was only to intimidate Mr. Bone and make him think that Li Tianming was not alone.
Moreover, he was young and gifted. At a glance, he clearly seemed to have a powerful background.
His unwavering tone finally made Mr.