Although thousands of years have passed, he is still alive, but for the vast majority of the time, he has almost no contact with the outside world. Life is monotonous and dull, unchanging.
It's rare to come across a living person whom he can converse with, and in the end they still fell out.
The only things he can remember from his whole life are those handful of old enemies who had long since perished.
Wen Yan put himself in his shoes for a moment—if it were him, even if he wasn't driven mad, he'd probably be even weirder than the other guy.
Thinking of it this way, Wen Yan felt even more calm and at ease.
Seeing that the Water Monarch didn't blow him up, his courage grew, and he simply sat down on the ground.
The Water Monarch found Wen Yan's way of acting rather normal, in fact.
If Wen Yan had been timid and submissive, he would've been too lazy to bother talking to him.
After a couple sentences, that earlier awkward atmosphere faded, and the Water Monarch spoke up.
