Chen Yu didn't know how much ti had passed.
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The night deepened to its extre.
With his feet stepping out in a broad stance and his shoulders swaying dominantly, Chen Yu walked out of the Enforcent Center's main gate with his head held high and looking fiercely dashing.
Behind him, were the young man with the duckbill cap and the long-haired man, among others, all bending their knees submissively.
The way they looked at Chen Yu's back was as if they were gazing upon a victorious king returning ho.
The chubby neighbor even pulled out his phone to play a song, "Irreplaceable~ The original sentints♫" by FBI.
Everyone exuded utter submission.
"Yu," the young man bowed respectfully, "how did you manage to get so many... treasures?"
"Huh."
Leading the way back to the embassy, Chen Yu was too lazy to answer. Instead, he just strutted along boldly to the rhythm of the GBA, pulling off a swagger that was off the charts.
Where did all those treasures co from?
Of course, they were all his.
In the arena competition earlier, he had replicated the "Spirit of the Prairie" (Infinite Regeneration) supernatural ability from the half-centaur Prince of the Ka Xiu clan.
Today, it had finally proven worth the effort.
Actually, truth be told...
Chen Yu hadn't initially planned on getting so many.
After all, he wasn't a masochist addicted to self-castration.
He had only thought to have "one spare", in case the Enforcent asked for an exorbitant price, so he could pay them off on the spot.
However, as he regenerated his limbs, he was astonished to find that each new one was slightly larger than the last!
Considering himself a wise man with a spirit of inquiry, Chen Yu certainly didn't pass up the chance to "experint".
So he decisively regenerated a third ti.
And it grew larger!
From then on, things got out of hand.
The knife ca down, furiously severing the changed parts.
The castration, a bold leap towards the skies.
One cut followed by another,
cut by cut, without rcy.
One plast after another, proudly upholding his reputation.
Until he felt a bit unstable in his center of gravity, at which point he reluctantly stopped.
"Ah."
At this thought, Chen Yu suddenly stopped, looked up at the brilliant Milky Way, filled with grand aspirations.
Under his effort, the grand enforcer of the raccoon cats ultimately gave in.
They granted humanity unprecedented privileges.
The once unified attack by thousands of races was completely changed.
It was switched to a representative system.
A representative system, also known as a "fight to the death" mode.
Each warring side sends either three, five, or seven civilizational representatives to fight a duel at a specific ti and place according to specific rules.
The side with the most victories wins the war, securing the initially agreed-upon benefits or political demands.
This kind of warfare typically only exists between two slightly frictional civilizations.
First, it quickly brings things to fruition.
Second, it limits the scale.
It avoids excessive casualties among the populations of the two civilizations and environntal damage.
It's also easier to get approval from the Enforcent Center.
Yet the shift from a "unified assault" to a "representative system" was unprecedented.
For human civilization, it was like a miracle.
No longer subjected to the massive push of thousands of races roaring like tsunamis.
Just a few representatives having supernatural abilities needed to secure a majority of victories to imdiately win the entire war!
Of course.
If they failed, they still couldn't avoid the extinction of the Transcendent realm.
Because the warring races' demand was to annihilate the human Transcendent realm to avenge their nobles who died in human territories.
It's worth ntioning that because Chen Yu's "trading goods" were extrely bountiful,
the raccoon cat grand enforcer even limited the level of both sides' representatives to below B-grade,
further reducing the scale of the war.
There couldn't have been a better outco.
The diplomatic team fulfilled their mission flawlessly!
"Yu!" The young man with the duckbill cap stepped forward quickly and gave Chen Yu a bear hug, "I promise, as soon as I get back to the capital tonight, I'll erect a statue of you in the plaza outside the temple!"
"Well done," Chen Yu ca to his senses and nodded in satisfaction, "You're thoughtful."
"Prince, are we returning to the capital tonight?" asked the chubby neighbor, hastily turning off his phone music.
"Yes," the young man nodded vigorously, "to avoid any changes, I've already requested that the enforcer issue the new 'war authorisation' tomorrow. So, we need to head back imdiately to prepare."
"Then Yu..." the chubby neighbor bit his lip hard, looking at Chen Yu, "tomorrow you'll have to go to the enforcer for experintation."
At these words, the crowd's excitent slowly dampened again.
"Prince, is it alright to leave tomorrow?" the long-haired man raised his hand, "Tonight, I'd like to have a good drink with Yu."
Hearing this, the young man hesitated for a long while, "Ti is of the essence, we must leave tonight. But... squeezing in a drink is still possible. We can delay our departure by one hour, but we must speed up on the road."
"No problem!" the long-haired man exclaid joyfully.
"That's great," the chubby neighbor also waved his fist excitedly.
In the corner, Li Yao sighed softly.
In the short ten days of their mission, they had unwittingly developed a strong camaraderie.
The young man with the duckbill cap even started planning how to write this historical narrative,
to lay bricks and tiles for his future path to ascension.
With ti pressing, everyone sped up.
In just five minutes, they returned to the embassy.
Outside the embassy, under the leadership of an old man in Chinese attire, everyone waited anxiously yet expectantly.
When they learned that the new "war format" was issued, the small embassy burst into cheers that filled the cloud-capped night.
The white-coated Transcendents even burst into tears of excitent.
Then, as everyone understood the full context, they joyously lifted Chen Yu, tossing him up and catching him repeatedly.
[For most people, the lower half of their bodies serve only reproductive and excretory functions. Chen Yu, however, used it to save a civilization. — The Chronicles of the New Era, Chapter One, Section One]
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