"Debunking rumors? If that worked, then I'd really have seen a ghost." Sun Hang could not help laughing. "Wouldn't debunking them just be telling people there's no silver here, three hundred taels? ...Ordinary people won't buy that. Things like this only get darker the more you try to cover them up... Oh, it was already dark to begin with. After all, that infected person really did 'eat people.'"
"I don't care about that sort of thing." Wang Xiyi was quite carefree about it. "I'd actually prefer it if people kept their distance from me out of respect. Less trouble that way."
"A Huntress as strong and pretty as you would definitely have a huge crowd of die-hard fans if you were in Chunming City," Sun Hang said.
"Please don't." Wang Xiyi waved her hands repeatedly. "I'm happy you complimented me, but let's skip the second half... Hunters are weapons to begin with, and weapons should not be turned into entertainment."
"You may have a point, but not many people will listen." Sun Hang shrugged. "Especially in places steeped in luxury and excess."
The three of them arrived at where they had parked. Before they could get close, they heard an argument nearby. Following the sound, Sun Hang saw several fully armed Field Operations Department agents forming a circle around the source of the dispute. A little farther away, groups of bystanders were whispering among themselves.
Sun Hang noticed that if he had to use one word to describe the expressions on those bystanders' faces, "schadenfreude" would have been the most fitting.
"What's going on?" Sun Hang casually beckoned over a Field Operations Department agent and asked.
"A woman is causing trouble," the agent said. "Please rest assured, we'll handle it."
"That woman's voice sounds kind of familiar..." Sun Hang glanced