The City Lord thought, as expected of a Shell assassin trained by the Thousand Currents Conglomerate. She even always bathed alone. Ruthless.
"But if you're really that professional, Han Bi shouldn't have been able to see you. Could it be that you suspect he has a public post? Impossible. You should have faith in my capabilities too."
"The information I gave you is absolutely accurate."
Hei Cha said so, and A Qing pondered. "Then perhaps he already knows someone wants to kill him. Maybe he was deliberately talking to the air just now, testing whether there was anyone invisible nearby."
Hei Cha scoffed. "That's even more impossible. He's investigating my affairs, so perhaps he's become aware that he might be in danger."
"But how would he know when an assassin would come after him? And how could he precisely talk to the air to himself, just happening to scare off an invisible enemy?"
"Rather than believe in something so unlikely, think again about where you made a mistake in your past life and accidentally entered the same circle as Han Bi."
A Qing fell silent. Indeed, when Han Bi had suddenly looked up and spoken to him, he had clearly seen him.
That left only two possibilities. Either A Qing had made a mistake in his past life, or Hei Cha had made a mistake and provided inaccurate information.
As for the possibility that Han Bi had merely been putting on an act, A Qing dismissed it as soon as the thought crossed his mind.
He couldn't gamble on such a slim possibility and attack directly. What if Han Bi really could see him? If he killed Han Bi, he would die too! Wouldn't that mean mutual destruction?
"Forget it, City Lord. I don't want to argue with you over