"Everything the Martial Uncle gave me, Master Bei's apology, and what Tai Mo Hall owed me all these years are here. I'm giving them to you," Tao Xiang said.
Lu Yin hurriedly refused. What a joke—though he was short on money, he wouldn't take things from a child. Tao Xiang wasn't much younger than him, but her appearance was incredibly deceptive. Besides, she'd gotten so used to being childlike that she couldn't change. She was basically a kid.
Taking her things would make Lu Yin feel bad.
"I have plenty more. Everything from our branch has been returned to me. Your Highness, just take it as a thank-you gift," Tao Xiang insisted, determined to make Lu Yin accept it.
Lu Yin still refused. He really felt bad about it.
"How about this? I'll give you this." Tao Xiang took a tiny arrow-shaped carving from around her neck. "My master carved it to amuse me. I'm giving it to you. You have to accept it, or we can't be friends," Tao Xiang said firmly.
Lu Yin nodded. "All right, I'll take it." He put it in his Void Ring. "Satisfied now?"
Tao Xiang smiled brightly and walked away.
Not far off, several Tai Mo Hall disciples glared at Lu Yin. They looked at him as if he were a con artist.
"Seventh Brother, this is embarrassing. You're even taking things from a little girl," Ghost Marquis mocked.
Lu Yin stared pensively ahead, ignoring Ghost Marquis as he thought about something else.
At Tai Mo Hall, Lu Yin had asked Tao Xiang how she'd been rescued back then. She'd said that Undying Yu Shan had taken her away.
Given how much Master Bei valued that arrow, there was no way he wouldn't have gone after her himself. Yet Undying Yu Shan had