The other one thought for a moment before saying, "Then what do you think we should do now? Should we check the cracks down there again? Maybe we'll find some treasure he put away or something. Why don't you go take a look? Oh, right, we never saw that Wind-Chasing Bell. Could he have left it down there?"
"I... Fellow Daoist Zeng, listen to yourself. The Wind-Chasing Bell, really? If we were truly going after that thing, we'd have to go down together. But let me make this clear first: that was the Creation Immortal Venerable, an Eight Extremes Immortal who had proven his Dao! Do you think he was some minor god like us Six Extremes cultivators? I think that even if he committed suicide, he must have hidden a backup plan. Didn't the intelligence report mention it? He had a treasure called the Time Thunder. Once it exploded on you, everything would be annihilated. Who knows whether he deliberately left the Wind-Chasing Bell behind to lure us into a trap, then set up an array down there to catch us?" The female immortal was quite clever.
The male immortal immediately grew uneasy and said, "Now that you put it that way, it's true. None of us made it to Enforcement Hunter easily, and the higher-ups promised us plenty of benefits. Since he killed himself, why should we go sticking our noses in? And whether there are still treasures hidden down there has nothing to do with us. It's only a Wind-Chasing Bell. It may be extremely useful here, but up above, it's not even worthy of being brought out in public. Forget it. Let's not invite trouble. We'd better go back and report everything honestly."
"Exactly. Think about it: how many Enforcement Hunters died just to send us