There were slender humanoid creatures with pale blue skin and several soft, glowing antennae on their heads.
There were also stalwart giants, over three meters tall, with muscles gnarled like rock and skin that resembled a keratinous hide.
There were also diminutive races, as small as children and only a couple of feet tall, yet their movements were exceptionally agile and swift.
And there were even more bizarre beings: some with transparent wings sprouting from their backs, others with a vertical eye on their foreheads, and still others with arthropod-like limbs. The variety of forms and races was endless.
But they all had one thing in common: they were all humanoid.
Li Wen keenly sensed that among these alien visitors just disembarking from their ships, their auras were generally not powerful. Those who had reached the Venerable Realm were few and far between.
As Li Wen observed them, they were also observing him.
