Chapter 90
What I hate most is apologizing afterward!
Two flowers bloom, one branch each.
In contrast to the original crocodiles' comfortable life, Kim Jung-tae, who had planned to eliminate them, was extremely anxious at this moment.
Because the civilization observers from India don't just talk the talk; they walk the walk.
On the very day he declared war, he ordered the crocodiles to begin their operation.
The crocodiles emerged from the riverbed and from behind the bushes, heading towards the territory of the canine jaw beasts.
Less than a month has passed, and the crocodiles have already hunted down more than a hundred of his canine jaw beasts!
Not a dozen, not several dozen, but over a hundred!
Keep in mind that he only has a little over two thousand canine jaw beasts in total!
The first thing Kim Jung-tae does every morning when he wakes up is to check the number of canine jaw beasts. They are decreasing every day, like cutting leeks, one crop after another disappearing!
Although the speed of the crocodile can't keep up with that of the canine jaw beast, it can still launch sneak attacks.
They can ambush beasts on the riverbank, catching them in one bite when they come to drink.
You can also ambush from the bushes, suddenly jumping out when the dog-jawed beast passes by.
They can also ambush at night, sneaking up on the canine jaw beasts while they are sleeping.
By the time the canine-jawed beasts discovered them, their enormous, gluttonous mouths were practically shoving into their faces.
The canine jawed beast didn't even have a chance to run before its neck was bitten off.
If things continue like this, his canine jaw beast is really going to be doomed.
Kim Jong-tae couldn't sit still any longer.
He couldn't let the hound-jawed beast die in vain; he had to do something.
Left with no other option, Kim Jong-tae apologized to the Indian civilization observer, saying that he had actually been insulting a Chinese civilization observer, but he had mistaken the Indian observer for a Chinese one because he thought the Indian observer was so handsome.
He bowed to the light screen, his tone sincere and his expression humble.
Having offended two countries with a single sentence, all I can say is that Kim Jong-tae will apologize.
But he couldn't see the comments, so he didn't know he was being cyberbullied.
To save on South Korea's communication equipment, Kim Jung-tae even begged the planners for some crayons, which he then used to write apologies on the wall.
He wrote a long piece, going from "I'm sorry" to "I was wrong," from "Please forgive me" to "We're good friends..."
The entire wall was covered with colorful apologies.
Anyone who didn't know better would think it was a marriage proposal.
Despite Kim Jong-tae's elaborate apologies, Indian observers of civilization are not accepting them at all.
He couldn't even be bothered to pay attention to Kim Jong-tae, that clown.
As the saying goes, you only realize how comfortable it is outside when you leave your comfort zone.
He had been suffering from the lack of Ganges water to drink for some time, so he hadn't paid attention to the fighting capabilities of other observed species.
He spends his days sprawled on the sofa, muttering "Ganges River, Ganges River," like someone who has lost their soul.
Judging from Kim Jong-tae, who was the loudest, it turns out that these observed species are not so good either!
He originally thought that his crocodile was the strongest observer of Indian civilization.
It can now be asserted that my crocodile is the strongest overlord of this era!
none of them!
No observed species can rival his crocodile-attracting ability!
Southern Crossosaurus won't work, Eoraptor won't work, Betula won't work...
They're all complete trash!
If we don't take advantage of your illness to kill you, won't we be doomed once other observed species grow up?
At this very moment, with the help of the South Korean government, the Indian Blue Star Online research team once again contacted their civilization observers.
Perhaps it was because South Korea used its financial power, but the head of the Indian research team spoke in a gentle tone:
"The Korean civilization observer wants to apologize to you. Could you please listen to what he has to say?"
Upon learning that the research team had contacted him simply to apologize to Kim Jong-tae, this observer of civilization from India not only refused to forgive them but became extremely angry.
"What I hate most is apologizing afterward!"
He let out a roar and slammed his hand on the table, making the cups on the table jump.
His eyes were wide open, the veins on his neck were bulging, and his face was flushed red.
He screamed at the top of his lungs, "Kill! Kill! Kill!"
Every word seemed to be squeezed out from between his teeth, carrying a chillingly ruthless force.
Seeing this bizarre scene, audiences around the world were somewhat bewildered.
What's wrong with this guy? He seems to be having an episode. He was fine just a moment ago, how could he suddenly turn on me like that?
Remove the "like" part, and this is just plain insanity! What normal person would yell "kill! kill! kill!" when someone refuses to apologize?
"Holy crap, did he take drugs? India has all sorts of things; it's not surprising he might take some."
No, no, according to my research, he's probably experiencing this because he hasn't drunk Ganges water for too long, leading to excessive stress. Ganges water is a source of emotional support for him; without it, he's prone to madness.
[What are you waiting for, planner? Hurry up and give him some Ganges water! I feel like he's going to go crazy! It doesn't matter if he goes crazy, his crocodiles are still out there wreaking havoc!]
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However, the subsequent actions of this observer of Indian civilization further confirmed the audience's thoughts.
Feeling inexplicably angry, he desperately wanted to vent, but he was all alone in the room with no one to talk to.
He could only turn his attention to the species he was observing.
So, this observer of Indian civilization simply flipped the table and decided to quit.
He roared in an almost manic tone.
"I declare war on the Southern Cross Dragons of America!"
"Declare war on the Primordial Dragon of the White Bear Kingdom!"
"Declare war on the original crocodiles of the Dragon Kingdom!"
"Declare war on the Water Dragon Beast of the Cherry Blossom Country... This thing is utter trash, we can just crush it when the time comes, no need to declare war specifically."
"Declare war on the Belial Wyverns of the Kingdom of John!"
"Declare war on the ichthyosaurs of Australia!"
"Towards……"
"A declaration of war against all observed species in all countries!"
He recounted all the observed species from all the countries in one breath, and after finishing, he took a breath, his chest heaving violently.
Then he sat back on the sofa, frantically swiping his fingers across the screen, issuing attack commands.
He intends to control his crocodiles and launch attacks on observed species worldwide.
Audiences from various countries are increasingly convinced that he has suffered a mental breakdown.
One person challenging the whole world, what else is that but insanity?
Even if your crocodile-attracting ability is strong enough, can it be strong enough to fight against all the observed species at the same time?
Leaving aside the Lystrosaurus, which is a mobile food container, the total number of observed species, including Southern Crossosaurus, Eoraptor, and Betula, is in the tens of thousands.
You only have a little over a thousand crocodiles, how are you going to fight them?
Meanwhile, the audience in India was in an uproar.
Yes, we should have done this a long time ago!
[While we're invincible now, if we don't crush them all, how will we compete when they grow stronger?]
[Kill them! Kill! Kill! Kill! Wipe out all the observed species, and we will be the sole victors!]
These South Korean civilization observers even want to sue for peace? They'll be the first ones we kill!
Of course, this observer of civilization from India wasn't just acting irrationally; he believed his crocodile-attracting device had the capability, which is why he acted this way.
He has a total of more than 1,500 crocodiles, in more than a dozen groups, with each group having about 100 crocodiles.
A hundred crocodiles gathered together form a mobile fortress.
Unless surrounded by thousands of ferocious predators, the observed species simply cannot be contained.
So no matter what, the advantage lies with him!