"Don't! Calm down!"
At those words, Xu Qiang was so frightened that he could barely speak.
"When have I ever acted rashly?"
Lu Bai placed a hand against the window glass and said quietly, "Isn't this just to live up to everyone's impression of me?"
Xu Qiang could only laugh bitterly, unsure how to react.
It hadn't even been a day since he'd accused Lu Bai. Remembering what he'd said back then made his face burn with embarrassment.
The logic was simple.
With power like that, if Lu Bai really were a heartless lunatic, humanity would have gone extinct countless times over.
He carefully chose his words and said cautiously, "I know you. Since you'd say something like that, you must just be warning them, right?"
"Who can say?"
Lu Bai chuckled and hung up. He didn't continue writing in the air.
Actually, Xu Qiang's conclusion was right. Lu Bai had only been issuing a warning.
As far as he was concerned, this was enough.
The official forces and the Parasitic Organisms would both be wary of his existence. They wouldn't risk provoking him again.
If they could find him now, they'd probably enshrine him to keep him from doing anything extreme that might wipe out all of humanity.
The streets were in chaos.
The darkness that had descended earlier had made everyone feel an unimaginable power—one that could casually control the sun's rising and setting.
And the black words hanging high in the sky were like an edict written by a god.
If the message had been something like an indulgence from some religion, that would have been one thing. Everyone could have understood at least some of it.
But the content of these black words was utterly absurd, like some random passerby had made a joke in