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1356: Chapter 594: Barbarian?

Forebear?_3 1356: Chapter 594: Barbarian?

Forebear?_3 [Unknown Barbarian (9-Star): A kind of not fully civilized wise creature encountered by Fool’s Ancestors in the Sky High World, with low intelligence, poor mory, very limited language ability, physically strong but unable to gain faith or use Divine Arts.

Due to their resemblance to primitive humans, they were collectively referred to as ‘Barbarians’ by the Fool’s Ancestors.

Barbarians usually do not attack intelligent creatures unless they are first attacked.

Barbarians always babble so nonsensical words; they seem to have an unknown past.]

“Barbarian?”

Mu You’s expression turned strange for a mont, realizing that apart from the Divine Race, there were other humanoid creatures in the Sky High World…

At the sa ti, he felt sowhat relieved that it wasn’t a real Titan; and, according to the text, the Fool’s Ancestors seed to have had contact with these barbarians early on, so these barbarians were likely not infected by the Devour Divine Beast.

In any case, as long as they are not part of the Devour Divine Beast’s camp, it should be fine.

[…Watching the barbarian suddenly attacking from the front, the Bone Dragon got into a defensive posture, growling and clawing at the barbarian.]

[You quickly stopped the provocative behavior of the Bone Dragon.

Although the barbarian intercepted you, it appeared not to have any intention to attack you.]

[Upon seeing you clearly from the tree, the face of the barbarian lit up with joy, and it happily jumped down to the ground, touched the ground with both hands, and ran on all fours towards you.]

[“Friend…

have we…

t?

Do you…

have sothing for ?” the barbarian mumbled in a language similar to that of the Divine Race, greeting you.]

[It seems the barbarian mistook you for soone else, presumptuously asking you for things; you choose…]

Four options.

[Give so Divinity.]

[Give an item.]

[Give so food.]

[Attack while off guard.]

“…”

Mu You stroked his chin, mistaken identity?

Does that an this barbarian had t so Fool’s Ancestor before and beca friends?

In that case, could he not exploit this mistake, using this barbarian…

If a 9-Star barbarian could beco his ‘friend’, it would be a powerful aid.

Of course, he would have to present sothing suitable to satisfy the other party.

Coming to his senses, Mu You tries out each of the four options in front of him.

[You took out 100 Divine Crystals and presented them to the barbarian.]

[The barbarian, looking at the bag of crystals in his hand, his face suddenly lost its joy, and carelessly tossed the bag aside, gesturing and saying: “Barbarian…

dislikes these broken stones…

seems you are not my friend…”]

“emmm…”

Mu You was speechless; Divinity is almost like a universal hard currency for all real creatures, even those one or two-star little creatures are striving every day in search of Divinity.

But this barbarian disliked Divinity, truly peculiar…

Mu You shook his head, no choice but to comply, randomly choosing an unused item to try again.

[Ti passed, you retrieved the intended Divinity, switched for an Ordinary Relic ‘Warm Scarf’, and handed it over to the barbarian.]

[The barbarian took the scarf you handed over, looked it over a few tis, and finally wrapped it around his neck, cheerfully saying: “So good…

now it will be warm at night…”]

[After saying this, the barbarian fumbled in his pocket for a while, then pulled out a ‘Paper Crane’ and stuffed it into your hand: “This is for…

friend… a keepsake…”]

[You received ‘The Ancestor’s Gift—Paper Crane (2)’]