Three days later, Leo and Yaoyao appeared in the sky. A team of ten Level Two Wizard, along with the first First-Level Wizard had gone to negotiate with Homo sapiens, appeared before Leo. Including Leo, there were a total of twelve wizards. These were all the wizards who had gone to negotiate.
"Greetings, Master Leo." The greetings and salutes were delivered in unison.
They already knew before they came that the leader of this team was a very powerful wizard, and now, seeing Leo and the wizard's badge on his chest, they were all excited.
The team was led by a holder of the First-Class Wizard Medal.
It's such an honor to encounter a holder of First-Class Wizard Medal on an expedition to such a tiny world.
"Master Leo, I am Mashaji. I will be in charge of the main negotiation process for this meeting, but the specific decisions will still require the hard work of Master Leo and the command center." Mashaji was extremely respectful to Leo.
As a member of the command center, he truly understood the strength of the wizard before him; it was an absolute strength that could not be represented by First-Class Wizard Medal.
Compared to his abilities, those three medals didn't seem particularly impressive.
Other wizards valued the medal on Leo's chest, but he truly respected Leo as a person.
"If anything happens, contact the command center. For security issues, contact them. Only come to me if you absolutely cannot resolve the issue."
Leo's words startled Mashaji. Judging from the master's words, he seemed to be going on a trip, not leading a team on a mission.
Considering the other party's status and strength, "It's entirely up to the master to decide."
Let's go.
Leo waved his hand, signaling the team to move forward, while he went directly to the back of the group, took out a book from the Shadow Space, and continued reading, completely ignoring the negotiation task.
Shortly after leaving the starship, small, flat-faced aircraft guided the way from afar.
The twelve wizards, eleven of whom were Level Two Wizard, were like walking natural disasters when they deliberately released their pressure. Wherever they passed, the wind howled, the clouds tore apart, and the pressure spread outwards in circles. The entire sky was filled with eerie sounds like ghosts wailing and gods howling. No flying vehicles could get within a thousand meters of them.
They could only nervously guide the direction from a distance of a kilometer away.
The negotiation took place in a huge manor nestled against the mountain. When Leo and his group arrived, the Homo sapiens had already prepared a lavish banquet to entertain them.
At this point, the wizards could no longer release their oppressive aura; if they did, not a single Homo sapiens would survive in the entire manor.
Not only could it not continue to release its power, it also had to fully contract its aura to ensure that these Homo sapiens would not suddenly explode and die from the unbearable pressure once they got close.
"Welcome, esteemed wizards!"
A person who looked like a Homo sapiens leader walked up to Mashaji and said with the most sincere smile.
His words were not recorded in the wizarding civilization, but their meaning could be directly perceived through mental perception.
"Friends of Homo sapiens, we hope our arrival can bring you a different future." Mashaji also showed a benevolent smile. As First-Level Wizard, if he could achieve the submission of the Homo Sapiens World, he could gain considerable military merit. He was in favor of signing a contract in a peaceful manner.
Similarly, the wizards' words reached the depths of these Homo sapiens' souls, allowing them to understand the wizards' meanings without relying on their auditory system.
This is the most basic use of mental power, but in the eyes of these Homo sapiens, it is mysterious and unknown technology.
They lowered their stance even further!
"I have prepared a sumptuous feast from our world for all of you wizards. I hope you have a pleasant evening. We can discuss the cooperation tomorrow."
With a wave of their hand, the Homo sapiens leader sent many female Homo sapiens toward the wizards in the group. Although their eyes held deep fear, they maintained the best demeanor and led the wizards toward the dining room that had already been set up in the manor.
According to Homo sapiens' perspective and aesthetic standards, these female Homo sapiens should be the most beautiful, but Leo couldn't see anything beautiful about them.
His aesthetic sense, refined over the years by the wizarding civilization, had long since developed a preference for the likes of Alice.
Other wizards were also not very interested in these female Homo sapiens who came to their door; nothing was more appealing than the delicious food that was about to arrive.
Leo remained at the very back, seemingly the least important person in the group.
Leo kept sensing the Homo sapiens around him. Although they all had some weapons, he didn't see the ones Leo wanted to see.
In this context, the Homo Sapiens World is still a technologically advanced world, so how could security personnel possibly be armed with cold weapons?
Leo had specifically and carefully sensed a weapon that resembled a knife; it was made of ordinary metal and had no added energy.
The first exchange between two civilizations may be the most important event in the entire process of civilization in the Homo Sapiens World, and no amount of protection is too much.
In the end, all they had were knives, swords, and bows and arrows.
Unreasonable, utterly unreasonable.
It's impossible that they haven't developed firearms; their technology has already surpassed that of Earth. How could they still be using cold weapons?
Leo Leo wasn't surprised that they brought out laser weapons today, but the fact that they only brought out cold weapons was indeed unexpected.
"We don't need any more staff to drink with you. Bring me your best food, enough for a thousand people to start. I can ask for more if that's not enough."
This is a restaurant similar to a cocktail party, where each wizard is accompanied by several female Homo sapiens.
The Homo sapiens leader kept smiling obsequiously around Mashaji, as if trying to make a good impression on Mashaji.
There were several female Homo sapiens around Leo, but he kept only one and waved the rest away.
Find a long table, set it up, and have the female Homo sapiens serve the food.
"Bring plenty of drinks too. It's not proper hospitality to leave guests hungry." Yaoyao picked up a wine glass from the table. The wine inside was a deep blue color and tasted sour and spicy, which suited Yaoyao's taste perfectly.
Leo's words terrified the Homo sapiens attending him, even though Leo couldn't see anything on her face that could be associated with a beautiful face.
Although Leo's request sounded unreasonable, the Homo sapiens still tried their best to meet it.
As a result, more than a hundred Homo sapiens were responsible for serving food to Leo, but they still couldn't keep up with Leo's speed. No matter how much food was brought in, Leo would open his mouth more than a foot wide, pour in plate after plate of food, and swallow it in less than a second.
Leo ate everything, from bones to even the metal plate, the sound of Leo swallowing echoing throughout the banquet hall.
Some Homo sapiens cautiously peeked out, their bodies trembling slightly, fearing that Leo, with his gaping mouth, would devour them as well.
When the attendant came nervously to tell Leo that he had eaten all the food in the entire manor, Leo patted his stomach and complained unhappily, "You only prepared so little food, I'm only a third full."
"The guests aren't even full on their first visit. It seems this is the standard of their world." Yaoyao, who had drunk an unknown amount of wine, threw her cup away upon hearing that there was no more food, and immediately became unhappy.
The crisp sound of a wine glass shattering instantly silenced the once bustling hall, and all eyes turned to Leo.
Mashaji was the first to run up to Leo, bowing her head and asking, "Master, what's wrong?"
This scene caught the eye of the Homo sapiens leader, and he seemed to have discovered something, as if this wizard with the little black creature was the most important among them.
"Tell them, as punishment for my poor hospitality, to prepare a copy of all their books for me, one less..."
At the end, Leo revealed a cold smile.
After saying that, he turned and left. There were so many empty rooms in the manor, so he randomly picked one and moved in.
"As you can see, our captain wasn't very satisfied with your hospitality. As an apology, I think twelve copies of all the books in your world shouldn't be a problem, right?"
Mashaji's smile vanished, her staff now gleamed with an eerie light, and her wizard robes billowed without wind. The entire banquet hall echoed with the cracking sounds of shattering tableware.
'Thump, thump' sounds rang out one after another, the sounds of Homo sapiens falling to the ground, unable to withstand the aura of the Mashaji.
"No problem, no problem. All the books will be ready when the sun rises above the horizon tomorrow. Please calm your anger, esteemed wizards."
The Homo sapiens leader had long been aware of the gap between the two civilizations, and now being sued for only twelve books was already far less valuable than he had imagined.
She smiled nervously, afraid that she might do something wrong and displease the wizards.
"Yes, very good."
Mashaji suppressed her aura, patted him on the shoulder, praised his obedience, and left the venue with the other ten Level Two Wizard.
Inside the room, Leo kept his mental energy focused on the Homo sapiens leader, wanting to see how he would react and express his dissatisfaction at being bullied on their first encounter, but he found nothing unusual.
After Mashaji all twelve copies of the books, the headmaster first dealt with the servant who displeased Yaoyao, and then went to prepare the books without any intention of resisting.
"Am I asking for too little, or do they not value knowledge?"
"Or do they really want to attach themselves to the wizarding civilization?"
Leo stroked his chin, deep in thought.
He deliberately made things difficult for the waiter, just to see how these Homo sapiens would react, and the result was surprisingly docile.
It seems that they don't even know what resistance is.
How could a civilization, a race, without knowing how to resist, manage to rule a world and develop so well?
Leo didn't quite understand.