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Damn it, a group of fierce and ruthless pirates, known for their burning, killing, and looting, would actually lead a stranger so obediently!
Black silently followed behind, marveling at the other’s strength and mystery—perhaps this was a way to escape!
He hesitated to speak but finally couldn’t hold back any longer and cautiously asked, “Sir, is this a mental ability? But to be able to hypnotize humans like this should be a rare psychic totem, right? Can humans really achieve such a level?”
“Why is it impossible? Why are you here? You don’t seem like a vicious pirate,” Xiar casually strolled along the rugged path, still in the mood to chat.
“Sir, I am not a pirate!” Black exclaimed loudly, as if afraid he wouldn’t be believed, quickly explaining himself.
“I was just an ordinary Spirit Master apprentice. When I went to Morent with my parents, we were captured by these pirates. They took my parents hostage and forced me to patrol as their guard.”
“But I can assure you, I have never harmed anyone; instead, I’ve discouraged those who accidentally came close from staying! Please believe me!”
“Oh, it seems you’re a good person—but whether you kill or not has nothing to do with me. As long as you don’t threaten anyone I know, you can kill as many as you want,” Xiar scoffed at this.
Environment changes people!
In Aqua Star's lawful society, he lived an ordinary life within the bounds of the law—at most smoking and drinking.
He hadn’t killed anyone; he had never even slaughtered a chicken—he always bought them prepped by others.
But here, in just over three months since his arrival, the number of humans who had perished at the hands of Xiar or his totem had already reached three digits. At this rate, it wouldn’t be long before it hit four digits!
There was no choice; this was the Totem World, filled with beings whose powers far exceeded human limits.
As the saying goes, those with martial prowess often break the law; possessing power beyond that of ordinary people leads one to seek corresponding status.
Transcending the ordinary, some extreme individuals even consider themselves to be a higher form of life, completely severing ties with regular people, allowing them to kill at will.
They would go so far as to slaughter thousands of ordinary people for the sake of an ethereal legend, conducting sacrificial rituals!
If given a choice, Xiar would prefer not to kill.
But if you don’t kill, others will kill you. The path of Evolution is essentially a path of plunder!
Black's heart raced as he realized that the person before him was not as gentle as he appeared. The words he had intended to use to plead for his parents' rescue suddenly caught in his throat, and he dared not speak freely.
The island was roughly the same size as Shining Gold Town, referring specifically to the area where people lived, not including the surrounding forests and hills. It was essentially an island with a diameter of two or three thousand meters.
The island was covered in various tropical trees, with roads carved through the middle. Every few dozen meters, there was a large burning brazier illuminating the area around it.
As they ventured deeper, more pirates appeared, yet none could withstand the force; they were all compelled to step into the center alongside him.
The buildings here were typical stilt houses, elevated above the ground and supported by logs. The first floor was suspended two or three meters above the ground.
This design kept the living space dry from the dampness of the sea and prevented venomous creatures from crawling in, making it quite a practical architectural style.
As they arrived, a group of people rushed out from the stilt houses, led by three fierce pirates.
One of them was burly with a thick beard. Upon seeing the group of pirates following Xiar, he erupted in fury, shouting, “You bastards! Why aren’t you cutting down the intruder?”
Unfortunately, no one responded; everyone stood silently aside as if they had become Xiar’s guards.
Xiar shyly clasped his hands and smiled, "I mean no harm; I just had a little accident at sea and came to borrow some food and drink."
"Hahaha, did you hear that? This guy actually came here to borrow things!"
The bearded pirate leader burst into laughter, doubling over as the crowd around him joined in the merriment. He then waved his hands, summoning a towering Black Giant Bear, standing six or seven meters tall, radiating fierce intent. "Pretty fellow, do you really think you can hypnotize a bunch of ordinary people and do as you please? Kneel and beg for mercy!"
Roar!
The giant bear let out a furious roar, its rage sending shockwaves through the air. It charged forward like a truck barreling toward Xiar.
"Some people just love to be treated like doormats..." Xiar, seemingly fragile, stood quietly in place. After flexing his wrist, he threw a punch.
Time seemed to freeze as a strikingly handsome young man faced off against the massive bear's attack.
One of the bear's arms was larger than Xiar's entire body, creating a scene of immense impact. The surrounding pirates could hardly believe he would survive; they were certain he would be crushed into a pulp in the next moment.
Bang!
A dull thud echoed as the ground beneath Xiar cracked and collapsed. The hard rock surface split apart under such terrifying force, with cracks spreading like spider webs.
A surge of air erupted violently, knocking several nearby pirates off their feet as if they were mere straw dolls.
Yet, Xiar stood unscathed in his spot, while the bear's arm shattered under his punch, disintegrating into fragments!
Xiar lightly blew on his still fair and delicate fist, revealing a bashful smile. "Sorry, but here I can truly do as I please!"
"Are you even human? How could a human possess such incredible power? This is impossible!" The bearded man stared wide-eyed, completely taken aback by the astonishing scene before him.
A human had actually shattered the arm of an Evolved Totem with a single punch!
If it weren't for the fact that his Totem Beast was indeed missing an arm, he would have thought he was hallucinating.
Roar!
The giant bear let out another roar, but this time it was not the fierce growl from before; it was a cry of pain and anger.
Although Totem Beasts could be revived, the agony from having an arm blown off was no less than that experienced by ordinary creatures.
"As you can see, I am indeed human, just a bit stronger than usual," Xiar shrugged casually as he strolled forward.
The giant bear emitted a low growl, a sign of intimidation, yet its massive body involuntarily retreated.
A beast towering six or seven meters high was being forced back by a single human, creating a bizarre and comical sight.
However, no one present dared to laugh; fear spread across their faces—if this person was so formidable in physical strength alone, what would happen if he summoned a totem...
Xiar stopped within five meters of the giant bear and smiled. "Now, can we sit down and talk?"
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