Chapter 87
It's perfectly reasonable for me to eliminate his observed species, right?
Because they frequently discuss walkthrough strategies for the Blue Star Online game, the Blue Star Online research groups from various countries are very familiar with it.
After all, everyone has been tormented by the planning for so long. Although the research groups in different countries are in a competitive relationship on the surface, they have always maintained communication channels in private to facilitate the exchange of information in case of emergency.
Soon, the South Korean research team contacted the Indian research team.
Upon learning that Kim Jung-tae, a South Korean civilization observer, was angrily trying to contact his own civilization's observer, the head of the Indian research team seemed to have thought of something. He first chuckled, and then agreed to the call.
He informed the civilization observer in India about this, who chuckled and then agreed to the dialogue.
He was holding the empty cup of Ganges water at the time, still savoring its unique flavor.
Hearing that South Korea wanted to see him, he put down his cup, wiped his mouth, and sat down in front of the light screen with a smile.
Through the combined efforts of both sides, the South Korean civilization observers were finally able to communicate with the Indian civilization observers.
The technical staff on both sides worked for a long time, troubleshooting the signal and confirming the lines, and finally managed to stitch the images of the two people together.
The faces of Kim Jong-tae and the Indian athlete appeared on the screen at the same time, and they were able to communicate normally.
Kim Jung-tae, the observer of civilization from South Korea, speaks with the air of a seasoned, civilized person.
"What the hell is this Indian civilization observer?! Why did you attack my Canine Jawed Beast first when there was the weakest one, the Primal Crocodile? Don't you know my Canine Jawed Beast is here to help you, you son of a bitch? I must have bought a watch last year..."
Kim Jong-tae unleashed a torrent of profanities, hurling out almost every swear word he knew in his life.
They insulted the other person's ancestors for eighteen generations, their descendants for eighteen generations, their professional ethics and personal character, their intelligence and appearance.
He cursed so vehemently and passionately, it was truly exhilarating.
His voice echoed in the room, his spittle spraying so thickly that it fogged up the light screen.
He simply couldn't keep up with the thought process of this observer of Indian civilization.
Even though these luring crocodiles were already on their way to hunt down the original crocodile, his canine jaw beast was only responsible for stopping them. He even gave the opportunity to kill the original crocodile to these luring crocodiles.
Instead of killing the original crocodile, these crocodiles attacked their own canine jaw beasts.
Isn't this a classic case of betraying an ally?
Had he known that the Indians' thought processes were so bizarre, he would never have let those beasts deal with the original crocodile.
Kim Jong-tae got angrier the more he cursed, and the angrier he got, the more he cursed.
He went from criticizing the intelligence of the crocodile to criticizing the intelligence of the observers of Indian civilization, and from criticizing the intelligence of the observers of Indian civilization to criticizing the intelligence of the entire Indian nation.
This is a stereotype, after all, while Indians may not be mentally ill, their brain circuits are certainly quite novel.
Faced with Kim Jong-tae's indiscriminate insults, which came from top to bottom, from inside to outside, and from himself to his ancestors, the observers of civilization in India remained remarkably calm.
He didn't retort or explain; he just sat on the sofa, crossed his legs, and looked at Kim Jung-tae with a smile.
His expression was like he was watching a monkey show.
Seeing that the other person had stopped cursing, he even asked a question.
"Are you done cursing?"
Kim Jung-tae was a little stunned, wondering why the other party would have this attitude.
He thought the other person would fly into a rage and start arguing with him, but the other person didn't react at all and just looked at him with a smile.
He choked up for a moment, his mouth agape, unsure of what to say.
Upon seeing this, the observer from India asked again, "Did you enjoy the insults?"
Although Kim Jung-tae didn't seem to react much, he actually agreed with the statement.
He really enjoyed venting his anger, and it relieved a lot of the grievances he had been feeling lately.
Ever since the original crocodile killed more than eighty canine jaw beasts, he had been holding back his anger.
Later, when the crocodile ate his canine jawed beast as a snack, his anger escalated even further.
It feels so much better to vent now.
What Kim Jung-tae couldn't understand was that after he had scolded this Indian guy, the guy asked him if he felt good. Could this guy be a masochist?
I'd heard that Indians were all weirdos, and now it seems that the rumors are true.
However, the opponent's next actions caused Kim Jung-tae's expression to change drastically.
The observer from India smiled slightly, as if addressing the audience from various countries in front of the screen:
"you!"
Kim Jung-tae's expression changed drastically. Just as he was about to explain, he saw that the other party had already ended the call.
The images of the Indian athletes disappeared from the screen, leaving only Kim Jung-tae's face, mouth agape, eyes wide, like a fish that had been slapped ashore.
He was completely dumbfounded.
His real intention was to scold the other party, let them know he was angry, and then have a proper talk with them about forming an alliance.
The crocodile is extremely powerful, a top-tier fighter whether in water or on land. Its only drawback is its slow movement speed.
While his canine jaw beast's combat strength could barely be considered second-tier, its running speed was definitely top-tier.
One can fight, the other can run; one is responsible for output, the other for kiting. If they coordinate well, they might be able to crush all the other observed species.
So, in his anger, Kim Jong-tae couldn't help but wonder what would happen if his canine jaw beast joined forces with the crocodile.
Even in the midst of his tirade, he had already conceived the initial outline of a joint plan.
The crocodile was responsible for crushing the enemy head-on, while the canine-jawed beast was responsible for flanking and pursuing them.
Absolutely perfect!
But there's no need to think about it now. He certainly had his fill of cursing, but what about forming an alliance?
They've now made such a huge fuss about it that they're determined to fight me to the death.
Forget about forming an alliance, from now on, any dog-jawed beast that sees a crocodile will have to run away, or it'll be dead!
At this moment, it was also difficult for the South Korean audience to keep a straight face.
They thought Kim Jong-tae was contacting Indian civilization observers to do something big, but it turned out to be a huge mess.
You might feel good venting your anger, but then what?
If the canine jaw beast could defeat the crocodile, then the criticism would be understandable. But the problem is that the canine jaw beast is no match for the crocodile at all; the crocodile can kill three of them with a single bite.
Despite this, Kim Jong-tae still dared to criticize India's observers of civilization. To this, South Korean viewers commented:
[Kim Jung-tae, I swear! Are you out of your mind to insult him? Now you have another enemy, and the strongest one at that!]
Is this guy a lunatic? Would a normal person do something like this?
[It's been a long time since I've encountered such a pure idiot. Why is this person our civilization observer? Game planner, open your eyes! Anyone else would be better!]