But for most people, it was merely dinner-table gossip. After all, life on Absolute Island was unbearably dull. What Li had done was probably the biggest event since the people of the two worlds had last gone to war.
Without question, Li had become the most famous figure on Absolute Island, even surpassing those so-called guild presidents.
Li naturally knew that his reputation was at an all-time high. If he raised his arm and called out, there would surely be no shortage of people willing to join him. But he was no fool—who knew how many of those people would be infiltrators or spies sent to gather intelligence?
Li swaggered around the area again and again. Only when he figured Zhou Shusi had received the news and was rushing back did he quietly leave. He had no intention of clashing head-on with Zhou Shusi and the others. It was not that he feared them, but any mishap would still be troublesome.
Besides, if he just left like this, Zhou Shusi would probably be driven completely mad.
Li then returned to the central region of Absolute Island. Rather than show himself, he went straight to find Hun Tian. Unexpectedly, however, Hun Tian was no longer at that ancient battlefield. No one knew where she had gone.
Li gathered the Undead Quartet, then grilled several pieces of game for the little girl. Only then did he manage to cheer up the little girl he had not seen in so long. After all, Li had not taken her along the last time he went out, and she had been very angry about it.
"Hmph, hmph, hmph! If you don't take me with you again, one barbecue won't be enough to settle it! At least two meals—no, three..." The little girl waved her tender