"Yin Huayi! What did you say?" Shang Jun's eyes went wide. Yin Huayi spun around, and in the blink of an eye, his longsword lashed out with the speed of thunder, its hilt striking the core of Shang Jun's meridians three times in succession, sealing their activation on the spot.
Shang Jun's eyes froze. Though he had reacted as well, he had failed to block Yin Huayi's attack and was utterly powerless to stop it, leaving him dazed and stunned.
Seeing that Yin Huayi had merely sealed the other's movements, Zhou Chen made no objection. After all, things were already too chaotic. It was impossible to slowly sort everything out like some nagging wife. It would be better to let Yin Huayi deal with Shang Jun first; perhaps that would even buy everyone some time to catch their breath. Thus, he finally said, "Young Friend Yin, about Fellow Daoist Shang..."
"Senior Zhou, rest assured. I will take responsibility for Senior Shang. If anything happens, I will report it to you later," Yin Huayi hurriedly said.
Lan Ran already detested Shang Jun intensely. Seeing him turned into a wooden puppet, she showed no reaction at all. She flicked her sleeve, glared at me, and said, "Why are you still standing here? Do you think our Tianxuan Dihuang hasn't embarrassed itself enough?"
"Oh." I hurriedly agreed, then prepared to leave with Lan Ran. Naturally, I went around greeting the members of the Sun household one by one and even thanked them, making the cold light in Yin Huayi's eyes flash wildly.
He had arrived only a day late, yet he had never imagined that I would already be calling everyone uncle and aunt. He had not even realized when his own "loyal and devoted" subordinate had become my sworn younger sister. He