"Who exactly are you looking for?" The woman apparently hadn't expected the sand to expose her presence, so she quickly released the aura she'd concealed. But even if she'd continued concealing it, I would still have noticed her—she was Luo Benliu's senior sister.
As for Luo Benliu, he wasn't here at the moment. After getting chewed out, he had probably stayed behind at the Divine Tower.
"Spying around furtively is one thing, but you still have the nerve to ask about other people's private affairs?" I gave a cold laugh. At that moment, my eyes held nothing but the gaze of someone looking at a corpse!
"Hehe. Are you lashing out from embarrassment? The Divine Tower is currently under the watch of our Southern Immortal Pavilion, to keep it from being coveted by other sects. Even we haven't gone down to investigate, yet you went down so easily. I should have gone all out to capture you, but seeing you return like this, I'll pretend I didn't see anything. Could it be that you still want to kill me over this?" The woman's star-like eyes gradually turned cold as well.
I snorted coldly. "This place was originally my Heaven's Path's territory. Not only your Southern Immortal Pavilion, but all the other sects are merely outside invaders occupying it as far as I'm concerned. It's not that you haven't been punished yet—it's simply that the time hasn't come!"
"Your threats are truly grating, every word stabbing the ears. Were you born this ferocious?" the woman countered sharply.
"When dealing with enemies, there's no need to retain any feelings. When the sword enters the body, it can move three parts faster." I spoke in a dark, sullen voice.
The woman gave a faint smile and then clasped her hands behind her. "Very