Framing
The chaos this early in the morning was seriously getting on everyone's nerves.
The black men outside the guest room tried to force their way in. Li Bai sneered, then casually formed a spell seal right in front of them and laid down a barrier at the doorway, not even sparing the windows.
I'm using magic, so what? If you don't like it, come in here and hit me!
A magical barrier wasn't a magic shield and didn't require much spiritual energy. It was quite economical. It might not be able to stop bullets or other modern Firearms, but keeping people outside was more than enough.
"@#￥%&"
A burst of furious, unintelligible shouting came from outside the door.
The few black men refused to believe it. The door was clearly wide open, yet an invisible barrier was stopping them dead.
"What are they doing?"
Translator Xiaolin poked his head out of the bathroom after hearing the commotion, just in time to see the dark-skinned men outside the guest room waving their arms and baring their teeth.
"No idea. Maybe there's something wrong with their heads."
Li Bai left the doorway, returned to the bed, and picked up an apple. He munched on it while watching the dark-skinned men's "performance."
"Wait for me!"
Li Bai could ignore it, but Translator Xiaolin couldn't simply turn a blind eye. He hastily wiped his face in the bathroom, didn't even have time to brush his teeth, and hurried out to negotiate with the black men.
"Please wait, please wait. What exactly happened?"
"Thieves! You yellow-skinned thieves actually dared to steal something! Let us in!"
The dark-skinned men were saying whatever came to mind, openly framing them.
After trying several times at the doorway, they finally realized that something was seriously wrong with the