Seeing Wang Ye sitting beside him, eagerly watching him fish, the fox was speechless for a long time.
Wang Ye, on the other hand, acted completely at home. "It's still more comfortable here. I can even go fishing."
"By the way, did you catch anything?"
Though it was phrased as a question, Wang Ye's gaze had already landed on the fox's storage space.
If he had not seen wrong, this guy had just caught something that looked rather strange and stuffed it away.
Mm, right in that pocket.
The fox laughed and shook his head, casually taking out the pitch-black fish and placing it beside Wang Ye. "It's yours."
"No!"
"I, Wang Ye, am known for my integrity!"
"I never take so much as a needle or thread from ordinary folk. This isn't a gift from you. It's interest on the payment for treating you!"
Wang Ye retorted righteously, then put the fish away.
The fox paused again. "That list asks for far too much. Two of the pieces of data are even core secrets of Scavenger City. I can't give them to you."
He decisively chose to change the subject.
If he kept bickering with Wang Ye, Wang Ye would probably manage to chat with him all the way to the origins of humanity.
Then, incidentally, conclude that he was actually Wang Ye's grandson or something, before openly demanding all his savings with great fanfare.
Wang Ye turned to look at the fox with a faintly mocking smile. "Heh."
"If you won't give them to me, I'll take you down."
As he spoke, Wang Ye's gaze fell upon the fox's neck.
They were less than half a meter apart. If he suddenly attacked now, could he kill him in an instant?
It did not seem impossible!
Wang Ye pondered