Wang Wu himself wasn't sure whether this would work, because the Big Head Water Bandit swam incredibly fast in the water. It would all depend on the opportunity.
Fortunately, for some unknown reason, this Big Head Water Bandit had been lingering in the middle of the river the whole time. It seemed quite irritable too, as if afraid others wouldn't notice it.
And as Wang Wu gradually drew closer, his Level 10 Danger Sense unexpectedly detected a new target.
There was another fox!
That was right, this aura couldn't be mistaken—it was that Gray Fox.
At this moment, it looked like a refined Human cultivator gentleman, hands clasped behind its back as it gazed up at the bright stars in the sky. Its feet stood upon the great river, its clothes fluttering in the evening breeze, its eyes deep and wistful, a hint of spring in their corners. It seemed to be longing for something, or perhaps cosplaying something. Hmm, wait—it was standing on a rotten log.
Meanwhile, the Big Head Water Bandit circled it impatiently, its enormous tail occasionally causing quite a commotion.
Well, well. There was something fishy going on here.
A triangular love affair?
Or a secret deal between underworld kingpins?
Wang Wu did not dare get too close. He merely bobbed in the river, afraid that the fox's Danger Sense might be higher than his and that it would notice him.
Fortunately, a distance of two to three hundred meters was enough.
They seemed to be haggling?
After the Gray Fox muttered a few words, it finally looked as though its defenses had been breached. It was furious, and its tone inevitably rose.
"Enough! With the reputation of you Big Head Water Bandits, how many demons across the entire Western Wilderness would be willing to work