"The whole ocean belongs to me. Don't catch anything."
The five members of Xu Kun's group had the same reaction: Are you fucking picking a fight?
Before the apocalypse, not even a country would have dared claim the ocean belonged to it.
The ocean belonged to all humanity.
From the moment Chen Luo appeared, there was no question of whether it was intentional-he was clearly making things difficult for Xu Kun.
Xu Kun snapped, "It's yours just because you say so?"
Xu Kun had a pretty explosive temper to begin with, but knowing how strong Chen Luo was, he had backed down again and again.
Yet Chen Luo kept pushing his luck.
If offending Chen Luo gets me killed, so be it. I'm not putting up with this shit.
Chen Luo burst out laughing. It felt incredibly satisfying, and much of his pent-up resentment dissipated.
If he had possessed his current strength in his previous life, he would definitely have killed Xu Kun for stealing his ham sausage.
He had truly been furious back then.
But so many years had passed, and neither of them had been in the wrong. Chen Luo wouldn't kill Xu Kun just to vent an old grudge.
Xu Kun's case was different from Lin Tian's back then.
Chen Luo laughed arrogantly. "It really does belong to me. Come along, and I'll prove it."
I'm the Sea King, after all. All that seafood is probably waiting for me.
Xu Kun snorted. "Fine, I'll go. Let's see how you prove it."
Xu Kun's four companions exchanged glances, utterly baffled.
How could Chen Luo, the legendary leader of Dawn City, act like a little kid?
If not for Golden Eagle, the four of them would seriously have doubted whether this was really Chen Luo.
They were still over