Qu Jianlei truly did not want to get involved in the matter of the spirit vein, because that was karma the one facing the tribulation had to settle. All he had to do was sit back and wait for the result.
But Baiyou Merchant Alliance's series of moves had genuinely provoked him.
The initial cause of the matter should have been poor communication. At the time, he had been in another world, and Qianhuan could not make the decision.
But none of that mattered now. What mattered was that both sides were extremely forceful, and this could not end peacefully.
Qu Jianlei felt a little as if he had been hit by an undeserved disaster, but in life, who could have everything go their way?
He nodded calmly. "Then forget it. I'll give you another thirty years. Find another one. There won't be a next time."
Qianhuan fell silent at those words. Only after a long while did he sigh softly. "Thank you for looking after me, Boss Qu. I've made you suffer a grievance."
"Who's suffering a grievance isn't certain yet," Qu Jianlei said leisurely. "Find out exactly which True Venerables are responsible for this."
His attitude was already very clear. If the other side insisted on tempting fate, then what else was there to say? Just fight!
"That won't be a problem," Qianhuan was not at all surprised by his reaction. "If I can't even do that, I'll kill myself to apologize!"
After a pause, he added, "If you want revenge, it's best to wait a while. The rules around spirit vein disputes are strict—if you gamble, you accept the loss."
This rule was very necessary. A Tier 5 Spirit Vein was a strategic-level resource, and the ownership of each one would affect several True Venerable factions.
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