"Why should I spare you?" Jiang Cheng waved his hand, and a chair flew through the air. He sat down comfortably, looking at Charles I, waiting for his answer.
Jiang Cheng's magical performance once again left everyone on Aix Planet speechless. As the situation cald, the bold onlookers who enjoyed watching the excitent crept forward again. After witnessing Jiang Cheng's advance into the palace, they quietly followed behind.
Kneeling on the ground, Charles I no longer had any confidence. Among the Ashek people, he had never seen anyone who could perform such feats. As a seasoned and knowledgeable ruler, he did not think Jiang Cheng was performing magic. Although he did not understand it, he knew it was a true display of strength.
As the ruler of Aix Planet, Charles I knew what he had done to the Water Ball, and thus understood what this powerful Water Ball person in front of him wanted.
Unable to stand up, Charles I looked up at Jiang Cheng sitting on the chair.
"I assure you," he continued, using respectful titles as he spoke, "that no creatures from Aix Planet will be sent to the Water Ball again, and we will not be enemies with the Water Ball!
Jiang Cheng said nothing, rubbing his fingers together, making a popping sound.
Seeing this, Charles I lowered his head in fear: "Also, I swear we will withdraw from the alliance instigated by the Ashek Planet! Please trust !
"Is that all? Nothing else?" Jiang Cheng looked at his hand and asked, treating the supre ruler of Aix Planet as if he were nonexistent.
Charles I was at a loss for words, unsure what else this Water Ball person wanted.
Suddenly, Charles I had an epiphany: "Hero, I will offer you the treasures of the palace. Please accept them as a token of my small respect; moreover," the high ruler's face suddenly turned sly, taking two steps forward, lowering his voice, "I have a few beauties in my palace.
Jiang Cheng looked at Charles I in surprise. He never expected Charles I to try to bribe him with such mundane things.
"Get lost!" Jiang Cheng's disdainful glare sent chills down Charles I's spine.
Jiang Cheng sighed slightly, acknowledging human selfishness. The ruler of Aix Planet focused solely on himself. It seed it was ti to remind him.
Jiang Cheng stood up, towering over Charles I: "Let supplent your list: first, never treat the populace violently again; second, never increase taxes on the populace again; third, no matter who it is, if they break the law, they must be punished severely!" He looked at the kneeling Charles I: "Do you have any objections?
"As you say, as you say," Charles I nodded continuously, like a puppet.
Jiang Cheng smiled slightly, shaking his head: "Agreeing so quickly, are you trying to fool ?
"Not at all, not at all," Charles I didn't know whether to nod or shake his head.
"Let tell you, I will choose so suitable individuals among the people of Aix Planet. I will leave my contact thod with them, and they will secretly observe your actions. If you violate my rules, they will inform . You know what will happen to you then, right?
Jiang Cheng's cold laugh made Charles I feel like he was subrged in ice water.
At that ti, you will yearn for death as an escape!
The cold words, full of undeniable command. Though he was the ruler of Aix Planet, Charles I believed the words of this extraordinarily powerful Water Ball person.
He dejectedly collapsed to the ground. Jiang Cheng's words indirectly stripped him of his privileges as the ruler of Aix Planet; of course, that included his family.
Jiang Cheng turned and left.
What he said, he could accomplish!
The people at the palace gates first doubted, then believed. They believed this person from the Water Ball would keep his word, and so the applause began, starting sparse, then rging into a roar. Everyone surged forward, raising their hands, shouting, hoping to beco the person Jiang Cheng deed suitable.
Faced with such a scene, even soone as cold as Jiang Cheng had to admit he was moved by the emotions of the Aix Planet people.
He felt it necessary to say a few words.
The following is Jiang Fen's speech before leaving Aix Planet, actually just a few words:
"Dear friends of Aix Planet, you have the right to choose the life you want, and your lives should bring joy and fulfillnt to others on Aix Planet. Furthermore, all you have should not be treated improperly, including by the royal family."
Jiang Cheng gazed around at the people of Aix Planet surrounding him, seeing the eager look in their eyes, his voice filled with truth and feeling: "If the royal family of Aix Planet and its children cannot fulfill my promises, please, tell ."
The fire burned out, the sky gradually brightened; it was dawn.
Jiang Cheng had already set forth on his journey.
Last night, the naturally hospitable people of Aix Planet welcod Jiang Cheng, their enthusiasm reaching unprecedented heights upon hearing his speech. They surrounded Jiang Cheng, those passionate Wenx Planet girls danced around him. Even with such fervor, it couldn't adequately express their enthusiasm for him! In such an environnt, a bonfire was both necessary and inevitable.
The blazing bonfire illuminated the faces of Aix Planet people, who sang and danced. When body language couldn't fully express their hospitality, only wine could—Jiang Cheng thought the peculiar-flavored drink of Aix Planet was akin to the alcohol humans drink on Water Ball—round and full-bodied, making revelers even more uninhibited when drunk.
What else but wine could it be? Just with a different na.
That night, as Jiang Cheng mingled with the warm enthusiasm of Aix Planet's girls, he reluctantly joined the dance. Unbeknownst to him, as an expert in all things, his casual movents were filled with the rhythm of strength and beauty.
And these movents surpassed the primitive body twists of Aix Planet people.
Thus, the bonfire gathering's emotions beca even more intense.
They surrounded Jiang Cheng, continuously offering him drinks.
Honestly, on the Water Ball, Jiang Cheng would never drink these strange alcohol beverages, but here, on Aix Planet, the enthusiasm of these people compensated for the drink's deficiencies.
One cannot demand too much.
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