Taking It

Rong Xi's words were both expected and perfectly reasonable. Especially considering that whoever had the ability and influence to rescue Kuang Du's family from Liu Yin's hands could truly be called immensely capable—something Xiang Yang and the others had never anticipated.

"Not bad, but since you no longer represent Liu Yin, shouldn't the Spring of Life be redistributed?

Everyone should have a share, with none left out. Yet you alone hold such a large portion of the Spring of Life. Isn't that a rather ugly way to eat?"

Loyalty was a quality that varied from person to person. Once some people identified someone worth following, wealth, power, women, even life itself could not shake them.

Such subordinates were beloved by all those in high positions. Yet they were as rare as phoenix feathers and qilin horns, things one could encounter but never seek.

People like Kuang Du and Yan Qiu could hardly be called upright or trustworthy to begin with. Having cultivated to the Innate realm and cast off their shackles, there was nothing they could not betray.

Liu Yin was merely a highly skilled martial artist, not their parents or kin, much less a god. Naturally, they would not give him blind, foolish loyalty.

The two had switched sides so quickly that even Xiang Yang could not help mocking their nearly nonexistent moral integrity. Dealing with this lot truly required caution and vigilance, or one might be sold out at any time.

The information beneath their words was also quite interesting. They were still dissatisfied with Rong Xi, but not because he had betrayed Liu Yin. Rather, they were dissatisfied with the unequal division of benefits.

"No, no, no, Yan Qiu, I think you have misunderstood one point. The distribution of the Spring of Life is indeed unfair. If