On the roof, Di Bi occasionally broke into foolish laughter. She was probably deducing Cang Yao's fate.
Don't be fooled by how obedient this woman was toward me. With everyone else, it was an entirely different story. "Killing without batting an eye" and "committing every evil under the sun" probably wouldn't be exaggerations.
"Don't get too carried away. You even dared to set your sights on Ancestor Cang. Be careful that you don't end up stealing a chicken only to lose a handful of rice. When that happens, I'll have to petition Azure Mist Hall to come and take you away," I warned.
"How could I miscalculate? Don't embolden that little vixen, Cang Yao. I used to fear her by three parts, but how could I now? Besides, who told her to put on airs all the time, acting as though she were an old friend with everyone? I can't stand women who put on that hypocritical act! And she even pretends to be aloof and unsullied!" Di Bi snorted.
I shook my head. Cang Yao wasn't here anyway. Surely I couldn't deny it to her face, could I?
But then again, three feet of ice did not form in a single day. There was a reason she had become so extreme.
Compared with Cang Yao, Di Bi could be said to be hated by everyone who saw her. With that mental power of hers, she was practically a mobile map cannon. Other than me, who would be willing to put up with her?
"Your hate score is pretty high. But even if I have no designs on her, you should provoke her less. Beneath the Great Celestial Minister, harmony is still the priority," I advised.
"Got it. Stop fussing over me. I know what I'm doing."
How could Di