I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal Chapter 582 - 349 It’s Still Not Up to You

Stuka now understood,

Bai Shi’s previous comnts were not baseless, Shadow Blade’s new boss was indeed on a level with Taro.

He, who prided himself on being the pinnacle of human combat strength,

believed that, unard, none of those present from Shadow Blade were his match, including those Warrior Kings stuffed in by the Three Kingdoms to replace the mixed quality mbers of Shadow Blade.

This wasn’t just talk.

He had his own unique intuition and instincts.

Or rather, he believed all creatures possessed the ability to size up situations and judge strengths and weaknesses, just as animals fear larger beings.

His instincts were even stronger in this regard.

Without having truly fought, he had already ford a rough assessnt of the combat strength of all the Shadow Blade mbers around him.

Using only his body, his chance of victory was close to ninety percent. If cold weapons were allowed, then it would drop to about seventy percent.

Without considering any accidents or various firearms, he was about a level above all the people from Shadow Blade in terms of combat strength.

Even so,

he dared not face that fleeting glance directly.

Because he knew very well the extent of danger he felt under that one gaze.

Or perhaps it wasn’t danger,

but an ultimate fear that ca from the depths of his heart.

Even though that gaze rely swept over everyone and didn’t linger on him for even a second,

it still made him feel as though he’d fallen into an abyss.

Impossible to fight, absolutely impossible.

Not even a trace of hostile thought dared to rise in Stuka’s heart.

What a joke!

How could he even approach this? It’s a sure death!

Therefore,

as Kuqi stood by with a slightly surprised yet sowhat unsurprised expression, Stuka’s head was pressed even lower than those of everyone else around him.

Kuqi wasn’t surprised.

It wasn’t so force pressing the arrogantly confident Stuka to bow his head.

But rather, Stuka bowing of his own volition.

Even Kuqi, who was specifically observing, wouldn’t notice the expression of genuine fervor and awe gradually rising on Stuka’s face that was hidden from others’ view.

The proud do not bow their heads, often because they haven’t t prouder ones.

When they do,

they often bow faster than anyone else.

Only, no one else cared about this minor theatre aside from Stuka and Kuqi.

After all, no matter how extre the human limit of physical combat strength, it’s insignificant in the face of firearms.

And now, human firearms are also insignificant before Chen Yun.

So with that in mind,

this is just a story among ants.

Therefore, these interactions between lesser figures didn’t catch Chen Yun’s special attention.

Although every detail unfolding within the reach of Chen Yun’s Spiritual Position didn’t escape him, he truly didn’t care for these details.

The emotions of each individual, made up of original Shadow Blade mbers and the Warrior Kings from the Superpower states of the assassin organization, were all different at this mont.

Although a trace of defiance and non-compliance flashed through the emotions displayed by Stuka, such a fleeting and barely hostile sentint did not rit a second glance from Chen Yun.

What physical combat strength could possibly hunt a lion?

He wasn’t interested.

It was still within the limits of what humans were capable of.

The first ti he succeeded in Evolution, he could easily slaughter countless beings like that, let alone the current him.

Only when soone can withstand a burst of 7.62 bullets would they barely count as a sowhat larger ant, worthy of a slight acknowledgnt of their existence from Chen Yun.

But for now,

compared to focusing on those ants he didn’t much care for, Chen Yun was more interested in his conversation with Bai Shi.

The two had left the sauna’s resting room together and were now in the sauna room.

"What should be said afterward?"

Chen Yun, feeling the unremarkable mist around him, asked the increasingly warming Bai Shi beside him.

The enemy was dealt with, and because of him, he had been indirectly offered a place at the table.

It seed about ti to go ho and get married.

Bai Shi’s response was not unexpected,

"Of course, it’ll be to go ho and get married."

"But I don’t expect it’ll be that quick; I’ll need to spend so more ti with Sun Huwen."

"I reckon by the ti you suddenly beco the President of the Human Federation, it’ll probably be just in ti for my wedding. It’d be quite the honor to have the President attend my wedding, wouldn’t it?"

Bai Shi chatted with the Chen Yun before him, his words tossed about carelessly.

This made Chen Yun roll his eyes.

"What the hell is the President of the Human Federation? Earth hasn’t unified yet."

Chen Yun retorted to the boastful Bai Shi.

Even though it was all the sa to him, in practical terms, Earth was indeed a civilization of hundreds of nations in constant conflict, not yet having achieved actual unification.

"It’s just a word from you."

Bai Shi glanced at Chen Yun as he said this.

He truly hadn’t expected to find such talent in the retirent community where he’d retired.

Bai Shi, who understood much about Chen Yun, knew,

the President of the Human Federation ntioned in jest was no bull.

Chen Yun wasn’t currently the President of the Human Federation, but the existence of the Do Council all but placed him on that level.

He could easily instigate local conflicts and just as easily quell them.

And even without the Do Council, Chen Yun was an unbelievably powerful entity.

If Chen Yun wished,