Chapter 48: Chapter 48

Surprisingly, Sui Xiong and the barbarian races in the Graystone Mountains got along very well, which could be described by the Chinese saying that "guests and hosts are all happy".

The barbarian races were not so evil in nature, and the grudges between them and humans were mainly because of the battle for living space. Of course, if a human god and a human adventurer came, there would be a tough fight between them; but this time a jellyfish god and its "horse" came, (when Ray heard this, he expressed a solemn protest. However, the protest was ineffective, and Sui Xiong still chose to live on his head) and the god was very friendly to them. Why wouldn't they show him goodwill?

Of course, Sui Xiong didn't tell Ray that he was only being friendly to these barbarian races because he felt the supernatural power of their priest.