Three days later, Xiao Ran left Sanctuary with the four Gamers. During those three days, Xiao Ran had a friendly exchange with Sanctuary's side. Of course, Sanctuary had initially been unwilling to engage in such an exchange. What was there to discuss with someone who had appeared out of nowhere? The fact that they had not driven Xiao Ran, this uninvited guest, away by force already showed that Sanctuary was being reasonable. Why would they arrange some kind of exchange?
The key was that Sanctuary could tell that Xiao Ran and the four people he had brought were no ordinary individuals, but people who possessed extraordinary power as well. The five of them had not charged their way in or sneaked inside. They had not provoked Sanctuary's nerves or crossed its bottom line, but had instead arrived amicably at the main gate. They showed no intention of becoming enemies with Sanctuary, so before determining whether they were friends or foes, Sanctuary naturally would not take the initiative to attack.
But Xiao Ran was simply too "friendly." Xiao Ran had asked the Saint Seiya guarding the gate to arrange a meeting with the Pope. Though the request was reported upward, it was quickly rejected. Xiao Ran had not intended to flip the table outright, but now that he had fully let loose, he had no intention of letting the matter rest.
He directly had the four guys build a house outside Sanctuary's gate... a house... In less than half an hour, the four of them used the special items they had on hand to put together a two-story house for Xiao Ran. They looked as though they intended to settle down there permanently and block the gate if Sanctuary refused to communicate. Anyone entering or leaving through the main gate would