"Sorry about that!" Ronglin apologized to the people inside the carriage. "This subordinate of mine never received any lessons in etiquette, so he's just a crude fellow. Please forgive his rudeness."
How could they possibly not forgive him? They all shook their heads and hurriedly said, "We wouldn't dare, we wouldn't dare."
"Why be so distant?" Wearing an exceptionally friendly smile, Ronglin squeezed into the crowd and sat down. The carriage immediately became even quieter; not even the sound of breathing could be heard. Only Ronglin remained, smiling as he greeted them. "Meeting each other means we're destined, doesn't it?"
The group hurriedly nodded in agreement again. Not a single one of them dared to even open their eyes and look at Ronglin.
"Say, why are you all so nervous?" Ronglin truly couldn't stand it anymore and had to ask, "Do I look like the kind of person who casually takes human lives?"
"Yes!" Someone beside him swallowed and answered tremblingly, "I heard that a few days ago, you wiped out an entire World Government fleet."
"Nonsense!" Ronglin said angrily. "Didn't one warship escape successfully? It was still short by a little. How can you use words like 'entire' or 'all'?"
For a moment, everyone in the carriage looked at Ronglin. This young man was actually so terrifying. They had all thought the World Government had exaggerated Ronglin's threat, believing that one person destroying an entire fleet was far too absurd. Now, it seemed they really had exaggerated it. After all, hadn't he failed to wipe out one warship?
Once again, everyone wept inwardly. What exactly was this devil trying to do? He was deliberately making conversation with them. This feeling of treading on thin ice was simply worse than death!
"Tch!" Caesar sneered from outside. "I already said there