After the press conference ended, media outlets around the world reported that Jiang Hao had returned alive. His speech and answers to reporters' questions became headline news.
Especially Jiang Hao's claim that there had long been records of the Predators. People searched through their own histories and myths, and many truly found clues.
For example, in South America, Jiang Hao had first encountered the Predators in the South American jungle. Some South American countries had legends about "hunters" and "hunting warriors."
North America had them too. Native Americans had legends of hunters from beyond the heavens.
In China, someone had actually found a document titled Outer Wilderness Scripture. It was somewhat similar to the Classic of Mountains and Seas. In the past, it had merely been regarded as a boring tale compiled by ancient people, but after the Predator warriors appeared, people compared it with the ancient text and discovered that it was remarkably accurate.
The Outer Wilderness Scripture recorded: "Beyond the wilderness of heaven lies the nation of Iron Blood. They dwell among crimson rocks and are predators, known as the Predator People. The Predator People esteem martial prowess and do not bully the weak. They stand over ten feet tall, their thick skin beastlike and patterned, their blood blue-green. They wear armor and let their hair hang loose, bones around their necks, with tiger teeth and leopard claws. Their speech cannot be understood, yet they understand one another. They conceal their bodies, but appear when encountering water. They hold a disk in their left hand and a spear in their right. Something rests upon their shoulders, producing flames. They ride flying vehicles. The long-lived survive three to five hundred years. Females are revered, and there is an Empress."
It was too similar—practically identical.
Many people were astonished. So