"Interesting."
"Being able to watch you show off like that was pretty entertaining."
Wang Ye slowly emerged from the darkness, a smile on his lips as he spoke.
The fox gave Wang Ye a helpless look. "How long have you been here?"
"Hmm?"
"You'd believe me if I said I only arrived when you were getting ready to show off?"
Wang Ye pondered for two seconds before answering seriously.
The air fell silent for a moment. The fox looked at Wang Ye mournfully. "This is just one of your clones. You could leave it anywhere."
"You might as well say you left it here from the beginning."
Having been exposed, Wang Ye showed no embarrassment at all. "Oh, you saw through me. You're amazing."
"Still, among all the people I've met who like using their brains, you're the one who loves showing off the most."
"Truly astounding."
Wang Ye said it perfunctorily, while the fox took a deep breath. "If you dare eavesdrop again, do you believe I'll declare war on the Heaven Group right now?"
"I do."
"Then do you believe that if you declare war on the Heaven Group, I'll carry out a decapitation plan?"
Wang Ye sat down beside the fox, even draping one arm over his shoulder.
The air went quiet once more.
Clearly, Scavenger City did not have any Six Imperials-level experts. Or perhaps it did, but at least none were by the fox's side.
His attitude was obvious: I've got you completely cornered.
"..."
"If you could kill me that easily, you would have done it long ago."
"So people like us should stop making so many threats."
The fox merely glanced at Wang Ye before withdrawing his gaze.
Wang Ye seriously scrutinized the fox beside him. "Trying to scare me is useless. Even