Xu Yi smiled. "If Brother Mu wants to buy it back, that can be arranged. If you're willing to trade a few Talisman Treasures, I can consider it."
Two streams of white Qi shot from Mu Guangming's nostrils. He pointed at Xu Yi and shouted, "You dare make a fool of me?"
It wasn't that he couldn't bear to part with the Talisman Treasures. The problem was Xu Yi's words: "a few." He had already made it perfectly clear that there was only one Talisman Treasure in the entire Chaotic Star Sea.
Xu Yi's words made his meaning plain.
Mu Guangming stared at Xu Yi for a long while, then suddenly slapped his forehead and laughed. "It's my fault. I was still thinking of taking advantage of you. You're a crafty little devil—even without a hair on your face, you're sharper than a monkey. For me to entertain such thoughts was only asking to be humiliated."
It made sense. How could someone as clever—and cunning—as Xu Yi make such a low-level mistake?
Still, he couldn't give up just yet. "The Chiwu Worm is indeed precious, but there are enormous difficulties in bringing out its power. The effort it would take is beyond counting. If you're willing to trade, we can work something out for the Talisman Treasure. You can ask for any other treasures you like. The Chaotic Star Sea could even open its armory to you. How about that?"
Since he couldn't fool Xu Yi, Mu Guangming decided to use fair and square means to obtain the Chiwu Worm.
It was no wonder he was so eager. The Chiwu Worm was simply too rare, a treasure seldom seen under heaven.
Talisman Treasures were rare, but if one scoured the world, they could still be found.
At least in the