"What? Did you find something?" I looked at the young woman who had poked her head out from behind me.
"Of course. Since I went, how could I have failed to find anything? Those Child Spirits really are plotting something huge. They've already infiltrated the cores of the Earth Clan and the Heaven Clan. Guess what? The matter with that fellow from the Radiant Firmament Hall was actually the work of a Child Spirit meddling behind the scenes. I only deduced it from a few clues, though—I have no hard evidence." Di Bi giggled.
I frowned. "No need. Since you deduced it, it must be true. It seems even I have fallen into their schemes."
"This war between the two realms was also the Child Spirits' doing. Those little things are frighteningly clever. Even if you picked the cleverest bunch from among the myriad races, they still wouldn't be enough for the Child Spirits to play with." Di Bi toyed with my earlobe, looking like she was already salivating.
I snorted coldly. "I knew Sky Grass had come specifically to keep an eye on me."
"Hehe, I didn't see that Sky Grass you mentioned, and I couldn't deduce where it went, either. It seems it has reached the Luotian level by now. How interesting. I casually looked into it afterward, and the Luotian Rank it took is within the territory governed by our Earth Clan."
"You suspect... Di Jun?" My pupils suddenly contracted.
"I haven't said anything yet. After all, Di Jun has been so obedient." The corners of Di Bi's lips lifted.
Thinking back on it now, Di Jun really had been obedient enough. If he hadn't helped, how could Cang Yao have been captured by us? And afterward, during the conflict between the two realms, if it hadn't