The cooperation was settled smoothly, and Mo Lei's expression became noticeably more relaxed. To be safe, signing a contract would be more prudent.
Mentioning the contract made Mo Lei's newly settled nerves fray again.
"Do we really have to sign it? A verbal agreement would be fine too. Don't worry, I won't run."
Mo Lei sounded very sincere. Without a doubt, she had developed a fear of contracts. She probably never imagined that the contracts she had signed from the First Order to the Seventh Order would be twisted into so many tricks after falling into the hands of Hunters and Violators from Reincarnation Paradise. They had nearly been played to death.
"Why the hell are you nervous? We're signing your contract."
Baha spoke up. Mo Lei was astonished by his words. After pondering briefly, she drafted a contract notarized by Apocalypse Paradise.
Mo Lei was naturally a hundred times more at ease having someone else sign a contract she had drafted herself. Unfortunately, Su Xiao was about to teach her a lesson today.
The Parchment contract floated in front of Su Xiao. He raised his hand and pressed it down. A handprint appeared, trailing a faint wisp of blood aura.
As Su Xiao signed the contract, another blood-patterned Parchment inside his sleeve rolled up and wound around his forearm, pressed tightly against his skin.
The contract Parchment inside his sleeve had already been drafted. It had been notarized by Reincarnation Paradise. This contract was a contract that interfered with Su Xiao signing contracts.
It sounded confusing at first, but the principle was simple. Su Xiao first signed this blood contract, which was 100% notarized by Reincarnation Paradise. Using the contract's power, he "contracted" one condition: for the next few minutes, any contract he signed would be invalid.
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