Niu Youdao was left somewhat speechless by her words. He had not expected this woman to have such confidence in him.
Guan Fangyi turned back. "Where's my Heaven Sword Talisman? You didn't trade it for something, did you?"
Niu Youdao handed the talisman back to her. "How would I dare? If I really traded it away, wouldn't you fight me to the death?"
Guan Fangyi snatched it back and put it away. Her mouth was no less sharp. "Give me a break. What are you pretending to be, some obedient little grandson? If you really needed to use it, you wouldn't give a damn about what I thought."
Niu Youdao gave a wry smile. "It seems your misunderstanding of me runs rather deep."
Guan Fangyi gave a cold chuckle. "Misunderstanding? Don't you feel guilty saying that? Aren't you ashamed? Not blushing at all? Then again, with skin as thick as yours, you probably don't even know how to write the words 'shame.' You're nothing but a shameless bastard."
"Enough, don't go on and on." Niu Youdao took a scrap of cloth from his sleeve and stuffed it into her hand.
"What is this?" Guan Fangyi shook it open and looked. "A blood letter? A written guarantee from Chao Jing to you? No, it looks like a prescription."
Niu Youdao said, "The Yan army has many troops, so they'll need a considerable quantity of medicine. It wouldn't do to purchase these things too conspicuously. Contact Dawn Moon Pavilion as soon as possible, give them the secret formula, and have them help."
Guan Fangyi nodded, then sniffed the cloth and discovered that it was indeed human blood. Her bright eyes blinked as she asked, "Chao Jing's blood? You didn't do anything to him, did you?"
"What could I have done to him?"