Hanyu was genuinely a little tempted.
Hun Bugui looked as if he'd seen a ghost. He'd only been bragging; he hadn't expected this guy to be this audacious.
As a matter of fact, Hanyu wasn't just bold—he was an equal-opportunity menace.
The moment Hun Bugui finished speaking, Hanyu suddenly smiled and asked in return,
"If I wanted to know where Yanluo Hall's minor realm is, you'd tell me, right?"
Damn!
I knew you'd pull this.
Hun Bugui looked troubled. If Hanyu dared to flip over the Heavenly Dao Sect's table, it wouldn't be surprising if he flipped over Yanluo Hall's, too.
"You're not really going to tell him, are you? That would be betrayal. It could cost you your life."
Shi Xiu couldn't help reminding him. Their conversation was terrifying even to her.
Hun Bugui dared to say it, and the other guy actually dared to believe him.
This was insane.
Hun Bugui's brow furrowed, especially at Shi Xiu's words. He looked terribly conflicted. After a moment, he finally nodded with difficulty and replied,
"You have a point. The risk of leaking this is too great. You tell him! I promise to keep it secret."
Shi Xiu stared blankly. A moment later, she came to her senses and glared at him angrily before snapping,
"Forget I said anything."
You bastard. I was trying to warn you, and now you want to drag me into this.
Hun Bugui really did want to drag her into it. This was a matter of life and death. If one person told him and the other merely knew, it wasn't safe enough.
If they were going to betray Yanluo Hall, they should do it together.
"Let's each tell him half. If you don't contribute anything, what if he decides you're the only one he won't