Xu Yi cut him off. "I understand. We'll be in touch later. If you can get away, do so at once. I'm at Cold Sun Peak."
Xu Yi knew exactly what Steward Fang had left unsaid: he was simply trying to warn him that revealing his Talisman Master abilities would put him in grave danger.
Xu Yi naturally agreed with Steward Fang's assessment. He had thought about it himself, and it was precisely because he feared the risks that he had never pursued that course. Instead, he would rather send Zhao Wuliang and the others all over the world to search for any trace of Fire Element Spirit Stones.
After all, the waters in this world were far too murky. If his secret came out, the enemies he faced might be beyond his imagination.
Who could blame him, when the value of a Talisman Master exceeded even his expectations?
At that thought, a chill crept up his spine, and a troubling suspicion suddenly arose. Have I trusted Steward Fang too much? He knows the secret of my Wind Talismans. That alone is fine; after all, Wind Talismans are nowhere near as powerful offensively as Fire Talismans. But now he also knows that I intend to experiment with Fire Talismans. If those two earth-shattering secrets make Steward Fang lose his head with greed, and he leaks them to the outside world to advance his own career, won't I be in danger?
Then he thought, Steward Fang's character has been tested. He should be trustworthy. If even he can't be trusted, then who in the world can?
In the next instant, another thought came to him. *How could I have forgotten Old Thief Liu? If Yan Zi hadn't rescued me in time when I was caught in that Lesser Flame Formation, I'd