Yun Mu's pupils gradually dilated, slowly losing their vitality. This was the limit at which the soul and spirit began to perish. I wondered whether he regretted refusing to listen to me, ultimately leading to this result.
Moreover, not everyone possessed nearly terrifying instincts and the decisiveness—or rather, ruthless ability to act—without the slightest hesitation. People were still people, and so they made all kinds of mistakes. I had no intention of mocking or blaming him. After all, if it had been me, I might not truly have obeyed anyone's orders either, because a person only had one life.
Back then, I had Jiu'er escorting and protecting me, making me obey her predictions without question. Otherwise, I had no idea how many times I would have died already.
Watching the burly man easily drag Yun Wei back from the ground as she crawled toward Yun Mu, I knew I had to do something. I immediately said, "Little friend, don't be so hasty about harming this young lady. How about we make a deal?"
"Who!?" The burly man's body sprang upright in an instant. He then warily glanced around, startling his five companions as well. All of them looked left and right in astonishment. They were actually no more than low-level immortals, much like the Yun siblings. Otherwise, how could they possibly have done something like this?
"Heh, there's no need to look. I'm right on the pendant you're wearing." I gave a cold laugh. The burly man immediately picked up the pendant, and his expression changed. "Who exactly are you? Why are you inside the pendant?"
The thieving immortals could not hear what I said. Only the person holding or touching me could communicate with me through physical contact, so all they could do was stare at the scene in