The orca cut through the waves.
No matter how fierce the wind and waves on the river, it was completely unaffected as it nimbly darted left and right. Its easygoing calm soon came to an abrupt halt when a powerful sense of danger sent its nerves screaming. The orca decisively plunged underwater, then poked its head out amid the spray.
One glance was enough to make its scalp tingle.
Oh, right. It didn't have one now.
Bai Su felt deeply uncomfortable under that pure malice and pressing threat. Well, anyone would feel uneasy when a gigantic phantom of a humpback whale stared them down; even megalophobia would kick in. Bai Su's reason forcefully suppressed the instinctive emotions of her Martial Gall Totem. She'd noticed that the enormous phantom, invisible to ordinary eyes, was someone's Martial Gall Totem—and that person was with Gongxi Chou. It was obvious they were allies, not enemies, so she couldn't afford to offend them rashly.
Luo Sha turned his gaze away.
The phantom Martial Gall Totem sensed his emotions and irritably swished its broad tail flukes. Its two flippers, each nearly half its body length, waved up and down, left and right. Bai Su silently watched, deeply suspicious that it wanted to slap her right now!
Gongxi Chou, in his Martial Gall Totem form, didn't need his eyes to see. His senses alone let him control everything happening within several miles, so naturally he didn't miss the subtle hostility between Luo Sha and Bai Su. Gongxi Chou had always been fiercely protective: "What, you got a grudge against Bai Shaoxuan?"
Not only was he protective, he also liked to get straight to the point.
The blunt question caught Luo Sha off guard.
He was an honest man, too. "Who's Bai Shaoxuan?"
Gongxi Chou said, "Hmph, that