Fearless though he was, Qin Xiao did not possess the same exceptional cultivation talent as his father, but neither was he some rash fool. The matter had not yet reached the point of no return. If trouble could be avoided, he did not wish to make enemies everywhere. After all, it was Immortal King Jueyi who had intervened first, not Qin Xiao himself.
Since the situation had changed, there were still more amicable ways to handle it. As a gesture of respect for Lu Yao and the people of Tianji Pavilion, Qin Xiao believed that both sides could sit down and divide the treasures.
For Qin Xiao to think this way was already rather rare. Under normal circumstances, seeing that Qin Xiao was so tactful, Lu Yao might have agreed. After all, this was ultimately still within the territory of the Ganyang Divine Court.
However, Qi Zhan had already led people against Lu Wushuang. At this moment, Lu Yao's impression of the people from the Ganyang Divine Court could be described as terrible. Though this matter was most likely Qi Zhan's personal doing, just as loving the house and its crow, it still affected Lu Yao's view of them.
That shift in mindset made Lu Yao feel that they had found the hidden space first, yet Qin Xiao, who had come later, wanted to divide the treasures with him just as Qi Zhan had tried to snatch Lu Wushuang from him.
If he truly agreed, Lu Yao felt that even if he obtained the treasures, he would have difficulty mentioning the matter to his family. Thus, what had originally been a perfectly normal remark from Qin Xiao instead produced the opposite effect with Lu Yao. He flatly refused, unwilling to divide the hidden space's treasures with him.
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