After Death, I Became a Superhuman

Lanlos is not in the tribe at the moment.

He rarely stays in his own position now. The affairs of the tribe have been arranged properly, and the current leader is completely unaware that his surroundings are full of lackeys.

So the affairs of the tribe can be completely handled by his subordinates. There are people specifically responsible for monitoring the leader's movements, and there are people specifically responsible for managing the affairs that were originally within his jurisdiction. This way, he can free up time to handle more important matters.

For example, like now, communicating with the messenger from the End of Days.

The End of Days has always been an unattainable high-end existence for their bottom-level tribe. It is said that there are many strong people in the End of Days, and even the lowest members are all eternal beings.

And the messenger that Lanlos is facing now does give him the impression that fits that description.

He is a tall guy, about two meters tall. His skin is a light gray color, somewhat like dried tree bark, but with a faint metallic texture. It's as if it's made of a special metal. His face is covered by a hood, completely obscuring his head, leaving only dark holes as eyes.

Eyes without pupils, only a faint red light shining through, eerie and strange. But his facial features are all covered by the hood, and it's not clear what he looks like. But his limbs are very long, and his fingertips have sharp structures similar to claws.

Lanlos tried hard to show the aura of a leader. He sees himself as the future leader of the tribe, trying to show himself as confident in front of the messenger. But after trying to persist for a while, he had to give in.

He admits that it is indeed very difficult. The other party didn't even intend to show anything, but the pressure has made him feel suffocated. The two sides are not at the same level at all.

He can only show confidence when the strength is equal or at least not far apart. And now, he needs a lot of courage just to look at this existence.