"I really didn't expect that Half-Orc to spill everything so easily. I thought he'd rather die than submit, considering how fierce and vicious he looked."
"To survive in a place like this, there's no way he'd have that kind of personality."
"Hey, Bai, how did you do it? You only glanced at that guy, but it looked like he was about to cry."
"Mm... Maybe he was intimidated by my aura."
Bai tipped her head back slightly, putting on an utterly arrogant air. She had absolute confidence in her own strength; her true form, hundreds of meters long, was the undisputed overlord of the wilderness.
Gu Yunxi blinked, finding Bai rather adorable and wanting to reach out to pat her head.
But when she thought of the latter's strength and true identity, she could only force down the thought in her heart.
"By the way, what do you think about the news that Half-Orc mentioned?" Jiang Wanshang turned to look at the two behind her.
"No opinion." Bai shrugged. "He explained it so vaguely that I couldn't figure out what he meant at all."
According to what Half-Orc had said earlier, something major had happened in Steel City last night, and many citizens had been affected by it.
As for what exactly had happened and how it had unfolded, he knew nothing whatsoever.
He had only happened to hear a lackey mention it while drinking in the early hours of the morning, and had not paid much attention to it then. Yet faced with Bai, under the terror of life and death, he had revealed everything without concealing a thing.
"This should be what Zi Yue was talking about, right?" Gu Yunxi said casually, then could not help stretching lazily. "Mm—who knows what it actually is."
"We'll know once we