The monks responsible for maintaining order went forward and confiscated the weapons of the surrendered aliens, who then consciously ran to a corner and lay down.
"Spare us, spare us! We were blind and went to the wrong place, please spare us!"
They had barely settled down and before any interrogation had even begun, when the person who had led the way started begging for mercy.
The cultivators present were also puzzled. What was wrong with this guy? They hadn't even said a word, and he had already knelt down and begged for mercy. Judging from his actions, he was genuinely terrified, and it didn't seem like he was acting at all.
For reasons unknown, the cultivators simply left them aside.
We can ignore those who have surrendered for now; there's still a group who haven't surrendered, still holding their weapons and leaning against their ships, ready to confront the cultivators.
"What's going on, bro? We've been in this business for so long, and this is the first time I've seen you like this."
"Indeed, these guys don't look like much, what's there to be afraid of?"
The alien, who was lying close behind the person with its head in its hands, began to communicate quietly.
Although they said they didn't understand, they still obediently followed the person in charge.
There's no other reason than that this eldest brother is usually incredibly imposing, and he's made a name for himself by leading them.
"Don't shout, don't speak, just follow my instructions."
The person who lay down didn't dare to move, only whispering a word, without even daring to lift their head.
"Oh oh."
His underlings obediently shut up and lay down.
Not to mention that their swift surrender caused their reputation to plummet among these aliens, the aliens who were confronting the cultivators had already raised their weapons.
There are adventurers who specialize in exploration, and there are those who specialize in plunder. These people are all about smashing and looting. If you want them to talk like the law, you have to beat them down first.
The cultivators maintaining order were clearly not novices. Having been selected to come to this space station as the first batch of cultivators to interact with aliens, their combat strength was naturally beyond question.
These aliens were prepared to use their spaceships as cover and exchange fire with the cultivators from Divine Land for a few rounds to demonstrate their strength before negotiating terms. However, just as they raised their guns, several cultivators began to move.
The seemingly frail and relatively thin cultivators stunned all the aliens watching as soon as they moved.
They were moving so fast that they left afterimages in the space station. Many aliens could no longer see their movements, since the refresh rate of the naked eye is limited.
Before the weapons could even fire, the aliens who had been using the spaceship as their base were thrown into the air, their weapons dismantled and scattered on the ground.
No one was able to react in time. It seemed like they had only blinked, and they felt as if they had been hit by a spaceship. A powerful force propelled them, and they were involuntarily thrown into the air.
Falling from the sky, these plunderers piled up in a heap, dazed and confused.
Then a cultivator released a spell, and two golden whips danced around, like two living creatures, binding these people together.
It sounds complicated, but all of this took less than 5 seconds from start to finish.
All the aliens who put up a stubborn resistance were tied together and then thrown next to the few who had surrendered earlier.
"Big brother, how did you know they were so powerful..."
Although they were lying on the ground, those people had witnessed the scene clearly. The few who had been questioning their leader's decision gasped in shock. Good heavens, thank goodness they hadn't made a foolish mistake, otherwise they would have been among the many who were tied up.
"Bullshit, that's nothing. Their methods are far more sophisticated."
The leader looked around, and seeing that no one was paying attention to him, he quietly moved closer to his underlings.
"You probably already know that the Snail People's lair was destroyed, right?"
"I know, isn't that what you told us, brother?"
"Yeah, the news's spread like wildfire lately, everyone around here knows about it."
"Hey, I was on vacation there at the time, so I can say I experienced it firsthand. I'm telling you two, but you absolutely mustn't spread this around."
Hearing their elder brother's words, the two of them perked up their ears.
"That Planet Exterminator looked exactly like the people of this civilization; they are definitely from the same civilization."
Upon hearing what their elder brother said, both of their pupils contracted to a single point, and a cold sweat broke out on their backs.
The story of how the Snail People's lair was destroyed has spread to several surrounding civilizations. It was because a powerful figure used it like a spinning top, whipping the entire planet's inhabitants to death.
This incredible person actually comes from this civilization!
No wonder the eldest brother collapsed as soon as he saw these people; if it were any of them, they probably would have fainted on the spot.
"So what do we do now..."
Realizing where they had wandered into, the two men, who had been lying prone, went even further limp, feeling as if their bones were about to melt.
"What should we do... They haven't killed us yet, so survival shouldn't be a problem."
"As long as you don't bump into that person's hand, everything will be fine."
The group whispered among themselves, thinking no one could hear them, but Li Xingkong, who was resting to the side, heard everything clearly.
No wonder these guys knelt down when they saw me; they'd seen my true face before.
Even his title of " Planet Exterminator" has been spread by these guys, really.
Li Xingkong was speechless. This nickname was truly awful. Not only was it awful, but it didn't sound like the title of a good person at all.
I never expected that while I did make a name for myself, it was a bad one, which is rather embarrassing.
Before long, Luo Ning, along with several other cultivators, also found Li Xingkong.
Judging from the behavior of these aliens, they are definitely somewhat intimidated by the Divine Land People. And the only person from the entire Divine Land who has ever shown himself in front of aliens is Li Xingkong. We can only ask him about this matter.
Li Xingkong didn't hide anything and briefly explained his activities outside.
This is no longer a secret; all the civilizations in the vicinity of the star sector know it, and there's no need to hide it from their own people anymore.
"No wonder..."
After hearing Li Xingkong's account, Luo Ning and the other cultivators he was with were also astonished.
They truly hadn't expected that Li Xingkong's trip would generate such a resounding reputation.
However, although Li Xingkong's reputation is not very good, he has brought many benefits to Divine Land.
With this reputation in place, anyone who comes to Divine Land and tries to cause trouble will have to think twice about their abilities.