The Person with the Broadest Vision
Bi Fan gave a wry smile and scratched his head. He hadn't said that wasn't the case, had he? The little girl had given him such a tongue-lashing that he couldn't even argue back.
Tang Yunting stepped closer with a smile and said softly, "That's an impressive technique! Even at this close a distance, I can't clearly sense its existence."
Bi Fan nodded in agreement. "Indeed. The Dragon Clan's strength truly lives up to its reputation!"
Ling Xiaoxiao smiled helplessly. "What's with you two? One after another, you keep praising people."
Bi Fan snorted. "I'm just telling it like it is. Just the fact that its aura can evade Brother Yun Ting's soul perception is truly astonishing."
"It's because of this seal." She pointed to the complicated, intricate lines etched across the Inner Core. "The seal also kept it from being dissolved by the Spirit Slaying Mud."
"Looks like the owners of these two Inner Cores were once the Dragon Clan's peerless prodigies."
The two men nodded silently, but said no more. Even the Dragon Clan's Peerless Prodigies had ended up with nothing but their Inner Cores preserved. It was enough to make anyone sigh with sorrow.
After a long while, Ling Xiaoxiao finally broke the silence, asking with a faint, knowing smile, "How should we divide these two Inner Cores?"
Bi Fan paused, then gave a wry smile and rubbed his nose. He did want to take both of them, though not for his own use—he wanted to give them to Xuan Chen.
Xuan Chen might be the only Dragon Clan member still alive in the world. Even if he was only a spirit form, his consciousness and soul were no different from an ordinary person's.
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