Mu's words caught Luo Chuan off guard.
Ausia and the rest of the Tide members' visit naturally came with their own mission. They would certainly need to hold talks with Steel City's Elder Council about it; that was only natural.
What surprised Luo Chuan was that Mu had actually invited an outsider like him to take part—even though he had already expected it beforehand.
He was rather curious about what the meeting between the two sides would entail.
He was especially concerned with Tide's true purpose in visiting Steel City, whether they truly knew the truth about the Underground Creatures, and whether it had any sort of connection to the upheaval Steel City had undergone several centuries ago.
And then there was the corruption once suffered by the Falas Empire—what exactly had that been...
Perhaps many of the questions in his heart could be answered.
"Alright, I'll go when the time comes." Luo Chuan nodded in agreement. He had nothing else to do anyway.
"You can come along too." Mu's gaze fell on Yao Ziyan again. She knew about the relationship between the two.
Yao Ziyan gave a soft affirmative hum.
Having received their answers, Mu did not disturb them any longer. She left the tavern; she still had plenty of work to finish, unlike Giant Axe, who spent all day with nothing to do.
"Alright, that's that."
Yao Ziyan gave Luo Chuan's shoulder a smack, then returned to her seat. "Luo Chuan, what do you think?"
"What do you mean, what do I think?" Luo Chuan picked up his cup and took a sip. "Of course I look with my eyes."
Yao Ziyan was speechless for a moment. She rolled her eyes and could not be bothered with him.
But after thinking about it seriously, his words seemed to