Su Qiao gave her an annoyed look. "Are you really my sister? You're my enemy, aren't you?"
"You?"
"You really are impossible."
She had clearly meant well and didn't want everyone to target her, yet Su Suya refused to appreciate it. So infuriated that she no longer wanted to bother with her.
Who's the inexplicable one here? Hmph. Anyone could ask around. Was this really something a normal older sister would do?
If it were anyone else, they would be furious after learning that someone had nearly killed their younger sister, right?
But the thing that angered her was that she thought Su Qiao was being too fussy, and that she shouldn't cause trouble for the team or undermine its unity over such trivial matters.
Even a stranger with more upright values probably wouldn't have done what she did, would they?
"Su Qiao, don't get too arrogant!"
Su Suya had endured it again and again today, but she never expected her usually gloomy, taciturn younger sister to be so aggressive.
"Wasn't it you who's been arrogant all along?" Su Qiao was utterly speechless. She really wanted to pry open certain people's skulls and see whether they were filled with nothing but crap.
Because her ability had grown so rapidly, Su Suya had been the family's key talent for cultivation ever since childhood. In front of all her peers—including her own younger sister—she had always acted superior and had the final say.
Sometimes, regardless of whether she was right or wrong, her word was the Imperial Decree. If she said you were wrong, then you were wrong.
Outside the family, she was the woman men most loved to fawn over. They had spoiled her into thinking she was a queen, and she had become extremely ostentatious.
Today, Su Qiao had merely