Chapter 2494: Cheers

Just like Luke said, I do have a way. Even if I can't let humans help him, it will at least reduce the hostility of a considerable part of humans to him.
"It is almost impossible for you to transform from a disaster like a public enemy of mankind into a good brother that everyone loves." I spread my hands and took the lead in telling the worst situation so that he could be psychologically prepared.
"I know, I didn't expect to be welcomed by humans." Luke also sat on the floor just like me, but he was obviously bigger.
"With such an awareness, I believe the subsequent conversation will become pleasant."
I smiled, then looked serious, and said: "In fact, getting rid of the identity of the human public enemy is very simple. There are two ways for you to choose."
"Which two?"
"First, lurking and silence, striving to be a soy sauce party that looks harmless to humans and animals."
"Impossible" Luke bluntly denied: "I must rebuild Silent City."
"Then there is only the second way to choose." I curled my lips and said with regret: "According to my personal opinion, the first way is still very optimistic."
"What's the second?"
"Make good relations with humans and establish equal diplomatic relations."
"You mean let me make an alliance with ant-like humans...?"
"That's it," I said: "The human world still looks at the covenant, although it seems to be just a piece of unbinding empty text."
"When we conclude a covenant, mankind will no longer regard me as a public enemy?"
"No, no, your thinking is too ideal." I waved my hand to deny, and I explained: "Human beings are divided into many factions. As far as Hefeng Continent is concerned, human beings in the mainstream world are divided into five major groups, each of which belongs to In my own territory, in most cases, the five groups will coexist peacefully, but there are also very few cases of disharmony, frictions, conflicts, and even wars."
"There are many incentives for discordant situations, such as uneven taxation, refugees running around and becoming a hidden danger to society, discrimination between races, etc. Of course, most of these incentives result in a small scale within a specific range. Conflicts generally do not kill people, and even if misfortunes occur, the number of people killed will be controlled."
"But once the issues affecting the survival of the Hefeng Continent become an incentive, the friction between the groups will escalate into contradictions and disputes, or even war..."
"And you! Luke, you and Anthun, as the apostles, fall into that category."
"Through my coordination, I believe that there must be a human group to conclude an alliance with you, and even make friendly exchanges with you, but my influence is limited after all. I can only guarantee that at most three groups will not make you an enemy. The other two groups may Will always treat you as objects that must be attacked."
"Crack me... both?"
Luke and Antun looked at each other, and they both sneered disdainfully.
"Yes, I know that the two are not afraid of being crusaded by humans. No, the word fear is not used well. You should say disdain. You don't bother and care about the crusades against you by humans. Is that correct?"
Neither Antuen nor Luke said anything, but looking at their expressions, they mostly agreed with me.
"You can disdain it because you have enough capital to do that, but the issue we are discussing now is not this, but how to prevent you from becoming a public enemy of mankind."
"You just said that the human beings in Hefeng Continent are divided into five groups, and they are not united."
"Yes, I did express this, but it has a prerequisite. Under the premise that there is no threat, human beings are good at fighting inwardly, but once a threat arises, human beings are united immediately and unanimously externally. This is hidden in the genes of human blood. The habit of here is a necessary factor for human beings to stand on top of the world."
"So what do you want to say?" Luke puzzled: "Do you want me to ignore the hostility of some humans?"
"That's it!" I snapped my fingers and said, "I hope you can treat the humans who are hostile to you as nonexistent, and let them abuse, insult, or even assassinate them. Anyway, with their strength, they can't hurt you at all. , Isn't it?"
Luke snorted: "If the assassination was useless, I wouldn't have died."
...Forget this, Luke was assassinated to death by humans.
"Okay, okay, but you are only allowed to act on the guy who threatens your lives. Other verbal abuse and insults are treated as if you haven't seen or heard it. How?"
"I'm fine," Antuen said: "The verbal abuse and insult to me does not have any effect. I can even think of it as a lullaby."
Luke frowned and thought for a while, and said, "Although I can't make it so exaggerated as a lullaby, I won't be angry about this trivial matter."
"That's fine." I nodded in satisfaction: "It seems that we have reached an agreement. Since the negotiation is so smooth, I hope Luke can help."
"What's busy?"
"Help me piece together the human corpses you killed."
"Are you going to burn it?" Luke asked.
"Burn it?" I wondered: "Why?"
"If you don't burn the body, it will cause a plague. This is common sense, don't you understand?"
"This—I certainly understand, but I didn’t collect the corpses for burning, nor was I worried that it would cause a plague on the island, but many of the people you killed were my people."
"Your people?" Luke was surprised: "Are you... the monarch?"
"No," I denied, but then vaguely said: "But it's almost the same. In short, it's right that these people are my people. They are abandoned on the island of corpses, burned by the sun, and damaged by the wind and rain. It is so pitiful. This is not the destination for an adventurer at all!"
"But... poor?" Luke didn't turn his mind for a moment: "The corpse is already a mess of meat. Even if it is exposed to the wind and sun, it won't be painful, nor will it suffer. How poor? "
"Please don't pay attention to these details." I glared at Luke with passion and continued: "Besides, the families of these corpses are waiting for the last meeting with them, hoping to say goodbye to them and bury them with their own hands. , But, because of your unexpected appearance, their last thoughts were also lost, ah, sad, sigh..."
Antoun burst into a burst of laughter, shaking the crater magma.
"What are you laughing at?" Luke dissatisfied.
"I'm laughing at you" Antun said without concealing: "It has been a thousand years since I was resurrected. Except for some unfriendly travelers and fishermen, almost no one regards me as a scourge, at most as dangerous. Forbidden islands are just a group, and you, Luke, just a few days after your resurrection, you almost stepped into the ranks of public enemies. The speed is so fast that it is unprecedented. You said, I can laugh a few times and cheer for your feat. !"
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