Seeing that Lin En looked a little dazed, Calgar leaned close to his ear and quietly filled him in:
"The battle in which the Ultramarines fought the Tyranids, as well as the Battle of Prandium against the demon army, both have to be reported back to Terra. I expect that the higher-ups have already heard of your reputation by now."
Oh~ Lin En understood.
So this was what people meant when they said they had heard so much about him.
But that statement was truly subtle...
Then Calgar took over the conversation and forcibly took the captain of the Eternal Eye from Lin En.
The captain of the Eternal Eye wore his smile as though it had been carved onto his face, and exchanged another round of pleasantries with Calgar.
His social niceties came one after another.
Most of the talking was done by Calgar and the captain of the Eternal Eye.
Lin En stood beside them with nothing to do, awkwardly just standing there.
The captain simply refused to lead them inside.
Calgar blocked the doorway, pretending not to understand what he meant.
He looked like a salted fish that had wandered into a government office by mistake. His legs were getting tired, and he had no idea what posture he was supposed to maintain.
Putting his hands in his pockets would look a little too flippant, while standing with his hands behind his back would look too arrogant. He could only stand obediently to one side and watch the big shots trade blows.
But speaking of which, the captain's smiling diplomacy was genuinely profound.
Every sentence from the captain of the Eternal Eye praised Calgar. He knew everything about the Battle of Prandium and the Biel-Tan Craftworld Annihilation Battle. He had clearly done his homework.
Calgar went back