"Anticipation is one thing, but don't forget our business."
Di Tian's steady voice interrupted Di Yue's enthusiastic sightseeing. His gaze narrowed slightly, carrying a hint of warning.
"Lu Jun specifically instructed us that there may be eyes watching you from the shadows. Those two from the Clear Sky Sect are by no means easy opponents."
Hearing this, Di Yue merely gave a dismissive snort. Her crimson eyes continued to sparkle as she admired the scenery of the foreign harbor.
She even tossed back her long golden hair with flair, folding her arms beneath her chest and further accentuating her already breathtaking curves. Then she turned to look at the vast sea, her tone full of certainty.
"What's there to fear? Didn't he say that staying by Lu Jun's side meant absolute safety? I believe him."
"Anyway, wherever Lu Jun goes, I'll follow. That guarantees my safety, and I can also take the chance to see just how the East Continent differs from our Douluo Continent. Killing two birds with one stone. Doesn't that make sense?"
Seeing Di Yue's complete dependence on Lu Jun, as though she had decided to cling to him for good, Di Tian's stern face darkened with several imaginary lines. The corner of his mouth twitched before he finally let out a helpless sigh.
"...It does make sense, but... forget it."
He knew full well that Di Yue had been confined for too long. Now that she had finally escaped, it was only natural for her to be a little restless. There was no point in saying more.
Just as Di Yue and Di Tian were talking, a piercing shriek suddenly tore through the sky.
A streak of icy-blue light streaked across the heavens at astonishing speed. Like a falling meteor, it landed with perfect precision in