Qin Laoda was much more polite when facing Yuanyuan.
"Greetings, Fellow Daoist. I only want to say that last time, we were not this close to your territory, were we?"
"Last time was last time, and you are you," Yuanyuan replied bluntly. "Do we need you to tell us how to act?"
Qin Laoda had relied on the prestige of a True Immortal to do as he pleased for far too long. Being rebuked in front of so many people made it rather hard for him to save face.
However, he truly did not dare to press the matter and could only force himself to say, "Shouldn't one show a True Immortal at least a basic degree of respect?"
Yuanyuan snorted coldly. "Tell me, does this land belong to any True Immortal?"
"No," Qin Laoda could only answer. "But it is too close. Accidents could easily happen."
"If we dared to come, then we are not afraid of accidents," Yuanyuan said indifferently. "If you want to cause an accident, then come on."
Qin Laoda was completely helpless. This was practically someone blocking the door of their own True Immortal. It was simply too humiliating.
But before he came, Lord Ke Liang had warned him twice that the other side had come prepared and that he absolutely had to keep his emotions under control.
So he could only swallow his anger and continue asking, "Is your side building residences because you intend to stay here long-term?"
What Qin Laoda feared was that they not only dared to come, but would also refuse to leave.
"Mm." Yuanyuan nodded. "We'll be purchasing Secret Manuals here. With a True Immortal protecting us, it should be very safe, right?"
Wasn't this going too far? Qin Laoda was truly having trouble holding himself back. Listen to