Five hundred years of stacked Q, this one Q, unique and unparalleled throughout eternity!

If this incident leads our foreign guests to misunderstand that this is how our Great Yin Empire treats its guests, thus causing a diplomatic incident, can you bear the responsibility?

Upon hearing this, the young man immediately fell silent, only able to glare at the two minotaurs with a face full of resentment.

After dealing with the matter, the train police officer prepared to leave, but the blond minotaur persisted, saying:

“Officer, my brother and I have just arrived in the territory of the Great Yin Empire and are not familiar with some of the empire’s customs. Would you please let this lady sit next to us and explain them to us during our journey?”

The train police officer frowned, but did not refuse the blond minotaur's request. Instead, he spoke to the young man:

"We can help guests from other ethnic groups if they have any difficulties. After all, explaining some customs doesn't take much time."

The young man was furious when he saw the yellow-haired minotaur's mocking gaze.

"This is my first time in the Dark Realm, why should I help these guys? This is human land, not the territory of these alien races!"

The train police officer's face immediately darkened as he said:

"Our Great Yin Empire has its own national conditions, and it's none of your business to spout nonsense! I suspect you are trying to sabotage the relationship between our Great Yin Empire and our foreign guests."

I can tell you're a student, right? Which school do you go to? I need to report this to your school's leadership!

The young man, enraged, laughed and threatened the train police officer:

"I'm going to the Undying City to find my uncle. He works in the Undying City's Hall of Ceremonies. If you want to complain, you can go and complain to him!"

The train police officer's expression changed slightly upon hearing this.

"Your uncle is in the Master of Ceremonies? Is he your biological uncle?"

Seeing the change in the train police officer's attitude, the young man instinctively assumed the officer was afraid and quickly said:

"He was a friend of my father's when he was alive. Some time ago, he invited me to the City of the Undead to attend a ceremony."

It is said that this is the biggest ceremony in the Undying City, and it will be held tonight. The Undying Lord himself will even be present.

If you don't want trouble, make those two apologize!

Luo Tian, ​​sitting at a distance, clearly noticed the changes in the train police officer's expression.

There was no fear in the eyes of the train police officer; on the contrary, the officer's eyes were filled with pity when faced with the young man's threat.

If Luo Tian had to describe that look, it would be like the look you get when you see a friend who insists on going to northern Myanmar to make big money.

With a nonchalant wave of his hand, the train police officer addressed the two minotaur-like figures:

"You guys should switch seats. He's one of the people attending the ceremony, so don't fight with them for a spot."

The two minotaurs were taken aback at first, but then seemed to understand something, and their faces showed the same pity.

The minotaur then stopped bothering the young men and women and turned to look at other targets.

The young man, sitting back down, said to the girl with a proud expression:

"I told you my uncle's status was useful!"

Luo Tian raised an eyebrow, a thoughtful expression on his face, after observing the whole incident.

Although the young man escaped trouble, the actions of the other onlookers and the alien races suggested otherwise.

Especially the few members of the alien race, after the young man announced his participation in the ceremony, their expressions were as if they were observing their own dinner.

Just as Luo Tian was frowning in thought, a huge figure blocked his view, and provocative words came from the mouth of the bull's head with a tuft of yellow hair in front of him.

"You can get out of here!"

Chapter Forty-Eight: Death, a Stern Goddess!

"We need this young lady to introduce us to the customs and culture of the Great Yin Empire. You, don't get in the way."

The blond minotaur waved his hand, as if to shoo Luo Tian away, then looked at Ivania with a covetous gaze, his eyes filled with greed.

"I never expected that the Great Yin Empire would have such a beautiful young lady. If I learn about the customs and culture of the Great Yin Empire through this young lady, I might develop a better liking for this land."

"I noticed you were staring over there the whole time. You saw what that guy was doing, didn't you?"

I let that guy go only because I suddenly felt kind; telling me you also have an uncle in the Directorate of Ceremonial won't work."

After saying that, the yellow-haired minotaur opened his mouth wide and let out a mocking laugh.

"Haha...Bang!"

The brief burst of laughter was abruptly cut short.

Under the watchful eyes of everyone in the carriage, the enormous bull's head seemed to be pressed to the ground by an invisible giant hand. The head, made of flesh and bones, exploded upon colliding with the magic-powered train, smashing a huge crater into the magic-powered alloy-forged floor.

The smiles that had just appeared on the faces of the aliens watching the show around them froze in the next moment.

Squabs crushed into a puddle of flesh and bone fragments flew everywhere, the stench of the flesh landing precisely in their mouths as they opened them to laugh.

Everything in the entire carriage seemed to freeze at that moment.

Only the gaping hole allowed a gust of cold wind to rush in as the magic train sped along, causing the entire train to tremble.

The headless corpse that fell to the ground was swept into the hole by the shaking of the magic train and crushed into minced meat under the magic tracks. Much of the flesh and blood was carried into the carriage again by the cold wind.

The cold wind, weakened by the Magic Train's protective shield, wasn't particularly fierce, but it still managed to scatter the remaining flesh and blood.

The entire carriage was stained red with blood, and the faces of the onlookers, from different races, were contorted with grotesque carnage, resembling a massacre scene from a cult ritual.

Only the small private room where Luo Tian was located remained spotless, with no trace of blood staining the area, even from close proximity.

As the cold wind rushed into the carriage again, all the alien races were immediately jolted out of their previous shock, followed by a soul-shaking fear.

The alien races that were able to cross their original planes to come to the Dark Realm all possessed some extraordinary abilities.

The reason why that extremely arrogant yellow-haired minotaur was so fearless was because he was a transcendent being at the second level.

In a typical small town of the Great Yin Empire, a second-realm transcendent being would be enough to command a transcendent action team and maintain the safety of the area.

Even among the alien races in the carriage, the blond minotaur was one of the strongest.

Yet this alien was killed instantly before everyone's eyes, his body crushed into a bloody pulp.

If it were just killing a second-realm transcendent being, it wouldn't be enough to make all the alien races feel fear, since there were other alien races present who had surpassed the second realm.

The problem is that no one could see how the other party made the move, and when killing the yellow-haired minotaur, he directly smashed the floor made of magic alloy with that head.

Magical alloys are strategic materials of the Great Yin Empire, as they can greatly increase the hardness of metals when magical energy is transferred.

Once the magic train is running, the large amount of magic energy transferred by the magic alloy will make the alloy extremely hard, and it would take at least the fourth level of the transcendent realm to destroy it.

Such a figure is a powerful and influential figure even in the entire Dark Domain, and is simply someone that these alien races present cannot contend with.

With his mind trembling violently, one of the onlookers from another race suddenly gagged. The thick, bloody smell of the fleshy residue in his mouth, combined with the horrifying scene before him, made him want to vomit his own internal organs.

Only then did the other aliens notice what was in their mouths, and they hurriedly prepared to spit out the bloody and fleshy remnants that filled their mouths.

"Whoever throws up should consider going to keep that guy company!"

As he spoke slowly, Luo Tian tapped his index finger lightly on the table, letting out a leisurely sigh.

"This is top-grade, exceptional beef, rich in protein, with a nutritional value many times that of milk. It would be shameful to waste such a good thing!"

Luo Tian's words immediately sent chills down the spines of all the alien races, especially the minotaur who was closest to him, who felt his stomach churning.

But given the brutal methods Luo Tian displayed, no one doubted the truthfulness of his words.

One by one, the aliens forced down the blood and flesh in their mouths. Some covered their mouths tightly to avoid spitting it out, and the first alien to spit it out knelt on the ground and licked up everything he had vomited.

After all this was done, all the alien races cautiously looked at Luo Tian.

Luo Tian ignored them and instead focused his gaze on Ivania, who was sitting directly opposite him.

The one who just killed the yellow-haired minotaur was certainly not Luo Tian.

It's not that he has a good temper or anything, but if he really made a move, none of the alien races watching the show would escape.

It was Ivynia who actually killed the blond minotaur before.

For a demigod-level Death Sister to deal with a blond minotaur is naturally a piece of cake. However, what surprised Luo Tian was that Ivania's attack was so ruthless and full of wicked humor.

In Luo Tian's mind, a nun who was willing to offer her soul to save the world, even if she wasn't the Virgin Mary, should at least be considered a saint.

The ruthless methods before him caught Luo Tian off guard.

Noticing Luo Tian's suspicious gaze, Ivynia, still seething with anger, felt a tremor in her heart, worried that Luo Tian might have seen through her.

Even though it aroused Luo Tian's suspicion, Ivyia did not regret taking action; for her, it was something absolutely intolerable.

Her perfect face remained expressionless, and Ivynia spoke in a cold voice:

"Leading people toward death is also the doctrine of the death cult!"

Upon hearing this, Luo Tian's eyes revealed a look of satisfaction.

He grew to admire Ivania more and more, and naturally did not want the nun to be a pedantic figure.

Offering one's soul to save the world can be considered noble, but clinging to the notion of good and evil in the realm of life and death is merely pedantic.

Luo Tian tapped the table lightly, his tone tinged with a hint of wistfulness, and said:

"Death is a stern goddess!"

Although Luo Tian's words were brief, they made Ivy's eyes light up, and she fell into deep thought in her beautiful silver eyes.

Just then, the closed carriage door was suddenly opened, and several uniformed train police officers and a gloomy-faced monk entered the carriage.

As soon as they stepped into the carriage, a train police officer was about to yell at them, but the monk at the front stopped him after seeing the large hole in the ground.

The mage quickly walked to the spot in front of the large hole, took out a magic scroll, placed it at the entrance, and the magic circle connected with magical energy quickly blocked the entrance, stopping the sharp, cold wind in the carriage.

After doing all this, the monk turned and left without saying a word, as if it were a routine matter, without communicating with anyone.

The mage knew perfectly well that someone capable of destroying the magic alloy to this extent was at least a fourth-level expert.

It wasn't worth getting involved in a powerful person's affairs for a mere amount of magic alloy compensation, so they simply handled the situation and left the carriage.

Seeing the police officers and monks standing in neat rows, Luo Tian seemed to be deep in thought.

His gaze fell on another trembling minotaur. Luo Tian tapped his index finger lightly on the table and said in a calm tone:

"Alright, tell me everything you know about the Undead City."

If you satisfy me, I might consider... leaving you a complete corpse!

Chapter Forty-Nine: Don't be a minotaur in your next life!

The minotaur stared in shock, his throat churning out words he couldn't quite manage.