"I don't know."
"Never heard of it."
Worthy of this scene of honest exchange—under normal circumstances, it was hard to imagine Northern Jiang En and Taylor so readily admitting to each other that their knowledge was lacking.
Of course, Jade Soul Master really was an obscure term. The question setter had gone a little too niche.
Still, as the question setter, Fu Qian was entirely dissatisfied with neither result. He believed in the volunteers.
Who said not knowing how to answer meant there could be no result?
"You admitted it rather readily this time. You really haven't heard of it?"
The fact proved that trusting young people paid off once again.
Faced with Jiang En, who had admitted his inadequacy a step slower than himself, Taylor still seemed to feel that he had conceded too quickly. He immediately voiced his suspicion.
"You're implying that I actually know, but I'm pretending not to?"
Jiang En instantly understood what his nemesis meant and sneered repeatedly.
"I'm stating it outright. And you already gave false information once before."
Taylor's logical thinking remained sharp, and he even directly deduced the other man's motive.
"You'd call something false when it was true, so I have reason to believe you'd call something true when it was false, all to conceal yourself."
"That sounds quite reasonable."
Young people really did get heated quickly.
As Taylor unleashed his barrage, the atmosphere became efficiently intense.
Jiang En, under attack, held out for only two seconds before he could not resist joining the fray.
"If it makes so much sense, shouldn't you go try again immediately? Maybe you'll get a result different from that previous name."
The latter half was naturally dripping with mockery, but as Taylor had said, all was fair in war.
Perhaps he had deliberately used