Inside Aseiah's bedroom, the electric light flickered once. From her, Su Xiao learned about a black witch named Ya.
Ya and Aseiah had a somewhat unusual relationship. On the surface, they were friends—best friends, as the saying went—but in reality, that wasn't the case. The black witch Ya often extorted Aseiah's possessions, while the white witch Aseiah could only seethe in silence and accept her bad luck.
Aseiah had refused to betray Ya before only because she feared her. But after her initial contact with Su Xiao, she realized that Su Xiao was even more ruthless than her friend Ya. The two weren't even on the same level of danger.
Although Ya was very powerful, her nerves weren't quite normal. With Aseiah's intelligence, she could sometimes even take advantage of her. Su Xiao, on the other hand, was different. His method of dealing with Aseiah was simple: as long as she cooperated, he wouldn't hurt her. If she refused, he would simply have A'Mu hammer her to death.
Compared to the possible retaliation in the future, Aseiah felt that her safety right now mattered more. Thus, this fence-sitter decisively betrayed Ya.
"You're very strong, aren't you?"
Aseiah looked Su Xiao up and down, the foolishly cute expression she had worn earlier gone.
"..."
"You have to kill Ya. Please, I betrayed her, so she'll definitely take revenge on me. She might even turn me into dinner."
"Cut the crap. Just tell me about that black witch."
"All right."
Aseiah began introducing Ya's basic circumstances. Ya lived in the city, but in a very remote location. According to Aseiah, Ya was an elemental witch. As for the levels of strength among witches, no such thing existed at all.
Witches possessed all kinds of abilities, and their battles involved mutual counters. Some