"Is that so—"
After listening to Zered, Li Miao fell into thought.
Like Zered, he did not believe these Sugyur were acting out of kindness for no reason.
But judging from the situation Sugyur faced, they truly seemed to be out of options, which was why they could only pin their hopes on Zered.
Of course, Zered was not that straightforward. Although Pulhan had indeed granted him and his crew freedom, the main reason he told Li Miao was because he felt Candlefire should know about this.
As for what they chose to do, that was none of Zered's business. He had no intention of pleading for those despicable bastards.
"I understand."
Li Miao nodded, then turned his gaze toward Zered and his crew.
"Since you're free now, how about coming with me to Candlewood Island first?"
"You can inform the Candle Keepers in person while you're there."
Li Miao extended the invitation.
The Burial Ship had once been controlled by Sugyur, but now that they had gained a degree of freedom, perhaps they could try to bring them into Candlewood Island.
Zered frowned slightly upon hearing this, seemingly reluctant to go to Candlewood Island.
Li Miao seemed to see through his concern. "You may have severed your connection with Sugyur, but the curse is still there, isn't it?"
"If those Sugyur die, you'll probably die with them. Those bastards tied their lives to yours."
"Come with me. We might find a way to lift the curse on you and your crew."
Li Miao understood Zered's personality very well. He did not care about his own life, but he cared about his crew.
Sure enough, after hearing Li Miao's words, Zered looked back before letting out a sigh.
"Very well. Then we'll trouble you."
"It's nothing." Li Miao laughed. "Come