Since even Jing Yan didn't know where Qing Chen was, what could Ming possibly know?
Fang Yue was skeptical, but Ming smiled and said, "Looks like Captain Ye is completely stumped. How about it? Interested in exchanging some information with me?"
Fang Yue narrowed his eyes.
He had always been somewhat wary of this woman. Still, after thinking it over, he asked, "What do you want to know?"
"Simple. I want information about the Heavenly Sword Sect, the Extreme Ice Sect, and the Blazing Fire Sect."
Fang Yue was a little surprised. Could Ming's network really not reach those three sects?
As if to explain herself, Ming smiled and said, "That's not it. If I want to investigate, I can. But information gathered by sending people to look into things is very different from firsthand information from you."
Fang Yue understood. She wanted to use the latest information—and the gap in knowledge—to make some kind of move.
But whatever Ming was plotting, as long as it wasn't aimed at him, it had nothing to do with him.
After thinking it over, Fang Yue selectively shared what he knew with Ming.
When it came to information about the Extreme Ice Sect, he kept things as vague as possible. He didn't mention Tail at all.
Ming pressed him a couple of times, but soon realized Fang Yue was holding back and wouldn't tell her everything, so she stopped asking.
Once they had discussed about as much as they could, Fang Yue said, "That's about all I know. Now it's your turn. How much do you know about Qing Chen's situation?"
Ming pressed her lips together and smiled. "Actually, I don't know much either, but I can give you a hint: the Black Moon Organization."
The Black Moon Organization?
Fang Yue was taken