So there was nothing particularly surprising about the other party appearing here.
Then, she prepared to continue on her way.
But just as she was about to take a step, she stopped again.
"Since you heard me, why didn't you give me a reply?"
Kitahara Kaede had found her. There had been no need to use sensory perception before.
But now, it seemed necessary.
Although he could not make out her appearance through the fog,
he could tell through sensory perception that she was a woman.
As for anything else, Kitahara Kaede could not be bothered to care that much.
After all, as long as he could ask for directions, that was enough.
The woman, having been stopped by Kitahara Kaede,
slightly frowned.
"Don't block my way. Do you know what this place is? No one will say anything if you cultivate here, but don't cause trouble!"
Kitahara Kaede raised a finger and rubbed the corner of his mouth.
He did not know what kind of place this was, but it seemed he had misunderstood something.
The other party seemed to be in a hurry, and he was the one asking her for help now.
So Kitahara Kaede politely said,
"You seem to be in a hurry. Is something urgent? Do you need help?"
"You just need to move aside." The woman had no intention of answering.
She directly darted past Kitahara Kaede.
Kitahara Kaede did not stop her.
After a breeze passed through, Kitahara Kaede continued sensing his surroundings in the fog.
"The first person I meet turns out to be such a hot-tempered one. I wonder if I'm just unlucky."
Muttering to himself, Kitahara Kaede decided to change directions.
Yet through his sensory perception, he discovered that the woman who had just left had turned back.
She was