Qin Siyang was astonished by the Begonia Salamander's reaction.
The Begonia Salamander, who had always been forceful and aloof, swayed its head aimlessly a couple of times, then went back to staring into space.
It actually struck Qin Siyang as being somewhat at a loss.
Apparently, gods were just like people. Once they realized they had done something wrong, they inevitably made a few awkward little gestures.
Qin Siyang also formed an assessment of this Begonia Salamander.
It had cunning and methods, but no social experience.
Overall, it ranked below the Rock Core Being and above Green Vine.
Still, Green Vine set the bar so low that being better than that oaf was hardly worth praising.
Qin Siyang did not know what sort of environment had made the Begonia Salamander what it was, but judging the whole from these small details, he leaned toward the idea that it held a considerable position within its own race.
That was because the Begonia Salamander now reminded him somewhat of Chu Baxing when they had first met.
The reminder of his friend softened Qin Siyang's attitude toward the Begonia Salamander a little.
Qin Siyang offered some more reassurance. "Begonia Salamander, everything I just said came from experience I only gathered after repeatedly getting cheated and suffering losses over the years. Perhaps your life has been relatively smooth, without too many ugly things tainting it. That might be why you don't understand any of this."
But the Begonia Salamander said nothing more and continued staring into space.
Qin Siyang did not know what else to say either.
At the end of the day, he was still negotiating a price with a god on the opposing side. Business came first. He had no inclination to painstakingly teach a god how to handle things.
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