After the farce was over, Li Wei settled back down on the wreckage of the helicopter.
She glanced at the impossibly handsome face across from her and suddenly felt a little awkward.
She clearly knew that this guy had been a disgusting, pitch-black mass just moments ago, yet now he was sitting in front of her with such a face.
The contrast was truly hard to get used to.
"Um..." Li Wei ventured, "Master, are you from the Abyss?"
At that, a playful smile appeared on Master Beiku's handsome face.
"That is mistaken."
He pressed his palms together and spoke gently. "This humble monk stands only on his own side."
Li Wei blinked, completely failing to understand what he meant.
What did he mean, he only stood on his own side?
Wasn't that just nonsense?
She stopped beating around the bush and asked bluntly, "Then what do you want with me?"
Master Beiku chuckled, looking utterly composed.
"Actually, it's nothing much. A few days ago, I heard something from your Uncle Yun and thought it made a great deal of sense, so I decided to come meet you."
"What did he say?" Li Wei asked curiously.
"Good deeds should be done openly."
Master Beiku's smile deepened, and an unreadable glint flickered in his eyes.
Li Wei was stunned.
She instantly understood—the abnormality of her monster-farming operation had indeed escaped the notice of no true big shot.
Even this Abyssal existence was convinced that he had sent the "little sea urchins" over for her to kill in order to "help" her, to "do a good deed."
What else can I do? Just play along...
I bet I can eat chicken before my account gets banned...
However, his words left Li Wei even more puzzled.
Weren't the two sides enemies?
If they