This quest, "Cihang Seclusion," had been an important part of Ye Weiming's journey through the "Twin Dragons Secret Realm" from the very beginning.
It could even be said that this quest was what he had come for in the first place. In his original plans, its importance had been second only to finding Lu Miaozi and upgrading his cape.
The Contest for the He Clan Jade and rescuing Fu Junyu had merely been fortunate coincidences along the way.
Now that the thing he had long awaited lay before him, Ye Weiming frowned and fell into thought.
To accept or not accept was not merely one question, but three.
The first question was whether accepting this quest, while fully abiding by its rules, would serve his own interests.
The answer was that it partly did, but not enough to meet Ye Weiming's expectations. It could even be said that the losses outweighed the gains.
The second question was whether, if he changed his mind during the quest, he could bear the consequences of breaching the agreement.
On the surface, merely raising this question was already a trampling of one's own credibility. But Ye Weiming saw it differently: even if he broke the agreement, as long as he could calmly bear the consequences, it did not count as breaking it.
For example, if you bought a train ticket but had to refund it because something came up, that was no problem. But if you threw a tantrum because the staff charged a refund fee, that would be disgusting.
For a quest in a game, whether one could complete it was not the point. As long as one could calmly accept the "punishment" for failing the quest, it did not count as breaking faith with anyone.
Then came the third question: was this