Liu Tengkong met the master Nai Di had spoken of. He stood six meters tall, his body primarily milky white, interspersed with black joints and pale golden lines.
His horns were imposing, the ridges above his brow like upturned eaves and pointed tiles. Above the space between his brows was a smooth vertical eye like a black gemstone, exerting immense psychological pressure.
His towering body was draped in a faint shimmer that might have been an illusion. He wore close-fitting, lightweight soft armor of some unknown material, fully accentuating his intimidating physique.
A genuine alien—this was everyone's first reaction upon seeing Nai Di's master.
Everything about him gave off the feeling of a "higher life-form."
That feeling was not abstract, but an instinctive physiological response of the brain. It was like how humans would instinctively tremble before a great white shark, recognizing it as a vicious predator.
"I..."
Before coming here, Liu Tengkong had prepared countless things to say—perhaps thanking them for saving his life, or asking about their intentions.
Yet the moment they met, he forgot it all. His mind went blank, and he did not even know how to address him.
The tension was countless times greater than when facing a superior officer. As expected, mystery and the unknown were what most easily bred fear.
"Don't be nervous. Just call me Huang Ji. We are compatriots," Huang Ji said with a smile.
Liu Tengkong was greatly astonished, unable to understand what was going on.
He was surprised both by Huang Ji's name and by his claim that they were compatriots.
Soon after, Wally, Feis, and the others appeared one after another. However, they were all in their Star Realm Human Race forms. To Liu Tengkong and the others, they were simply a whole group of alien species.
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