Vrawlang Xaltunar saw that Davis became impressed and couldn’t help but feel more emboldened. However, he instantly despaired as he knew the other party smiled even more as though he had found a huge prey.
"If you’re from the Xaltunar Clan, I guess the Exalted Tiger Galaxy will be somewhat forced back to reconsider their aggression."
"No, no... I am not worthy of such consideration...!" Vrawlang Xaltunar tried to raise his voice, which ended up being a squeal. Like a kitten struggling under the grasp of a palm, he explained, "I’ve barely entered the notice of true Xaltunars since I have just entered the branch of the Xaltunar Clan. A year ago, I was only a White Auspicious Tiger, but I managed to bee a King-Tier Beast from a fortuitous encounter. We auspicious tigers get lucky a lot, so I’m not someone who would enter the eyes of the Xaltunar Clan."
"..."
Davis’s lips nearly twitched, as he didn’t expect this tiger to downplay his status. It seemed like, despite acting arrogant, he possessed a level-headed mind.
Regardless, he was determined to fleece this young tiger noble.
In the end, he managed to obtain a plete Exalt Grade Manual of the White Auspicious Tiger Race. Although it couldn’t be trained without their blood essence, it was extremely useful to learn since it was a plete light-attributed manual with connotations regarding luck. This was similar to how Heavenly Gambling Records, a manual that changed the luck, worked.
If he could learn more from it, he imagined that he would be able to make more progress in his ability to manipulate the flow of fate!
Vrawlang Xaltunar wanted to cry, but Tharion and Kyshira felt like they had lost their lives. This manual was supposed to be given to the promising supreme geniuses of Mountcrushing Vajra Palace. They were supposed to get it and be bestowed with the blood essence before they could train in it.
However, it ended up going to this strange human, whom they finally recognized as the Divine Emperor of Death.
"Alright, you can go."
Davis waved his hand, his expression no longer gentle, as though he were chasing an unwanted customer.
Vrawlang Xaltunar barely took three light-attributed Low-Level Exalt Grade resources. For that, he had lost an Exalt Grade Manual, a glimpse of Exalt Grade Forging Methods since they were also skilled in forging, Exalt Grade Pill Recipes that were useless to humans since they created magical beast pills that were as large as a basketball, and many more items such as Peak Immortal Emperor Grade fangs, tails, and wings of a Black Ominous Tiger that was a nearly extinct race that was hostile against the White Auspicious Tiger Race in the Exalted Tiger Galaxy.
They had just hunted two here, but they had now had to give up the spoils. Even half of the blood essence was given away.
Davis’s gaze turned to the Divine Phoenix Galaxy’s entourage. They had long alighted their palanquin, looking at him with nervousness in their eyes.
They hadn’t expected the Divine Emperor of Death to be here. It should be fortunate for them since they wanted to obtain Lea, but seeing the power and influence he possessed, they wanted to flee.
If he could tame a Five-Clawed Imperial Dragon, then they were not a match.
"Tell the Mavigglain Clan to stop their inquiry into my Lea. She will never join your clan, nor will I hand her over. If your clan continues to insist, then don’t blame me for being ruthless."
As he said that, his gaze fell on Selira Skytune, "The same goes for your Skytune Clan. If you continue, the first thing I would do upon entering the Upper Realms is to destroy the Skytune Clan. I’m sure you wouldn’t want to enact the same thing that happened to the Zenflame Clan."
"..."
The King-Tier Prismatic Soul Phoenix stared for a few moments before she nodded heavily, "I’ll be sure to relay that to the Mavigglain Clan."
Selira Skytune also nodded heavily, no longer keeping an arrogant outlook as even a superior gave in.
Davis nodded.
His gaze then fell on a person who stood behind her, nearly two lines away, appearing unimportant.
However, Davis knew that it was none other than Heim Mavigglain, a fey from the Azure Skyfeather Palace, an heir who had entered the branch clan of the Divine Phoenix Race’s Mavigglain Clan and also the current possessor of the Five Elements Quintessence Crystal’s replica.
He was the one who had a rendezvous with Wella Vertiga, a spirit fey from the Celestial Spirits Race’s Vertiga Tribe.
Heim Mavigglain visibly trembled on being noticed. He avoided the Divine Emperor of Death’s gaze, for he had noticed the motion of the humans in the past few days and was able to tell that something had happened to Almer Spacewill!
Now that he gazed at the replica of the Space-Time Quintessence Ring in the Divine Emperor of Death’s finger, he wanted to flee from here as soon as possible!
Davis had an inkling that the Divine Phoenix Race’s Mavigglain Clan was going to use Heim Mavigglain to kidnap Lea once she appeared. Hence, he was not even a part of the main entourage, appearing like a servant but also not lowly enough to be picking up palanquins. His gaze penetrated like a cold layer of ice seeping through Heim Mavigglain’s soul.
Heim Mavigglain couldn’t take it and spat a mouthful of blood, staggering as he collapsed to his knees.
He raised his head to look at the Divine Emperor of Death, his soul ringing abuzz with the threat of death looming over him. He started gasping as he felt out of breath, but before long, the feeling disappeared, replaced with a serene atmosphere.
He was still standing, and there was no blood. His breathing was not out of rhythm, but his heart was pounding crazily.
Heim Mavigglain’s heart sank as he recognized that all that happened to him now was only an illusion.
The Divine Emperor of Death didn’t seem to even stare at him as he told everyone to disperse.
He instantly recognized the message, causing him to lower his head as he trembled over the incredulity of the prowess the Divine Emperor of Death possessed to be able to penetrate the passive defenses of the Five Elements Quintessence Crystal’s replica!
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