At Eighteen, I Stood Like a Lackey!

Su Ye's scalp tingled at the thought.

"Old Man, don't scare me. I'm timid." Su Ye took a trembling deep breath. A problem with a Taboo was no joke.

No matter which possibility it was, neither was good.

"Now you know fear?" Old Man looked at Su Ye and teased him, breaking the heavy atmosphere.

Su Ye took a deep breath. "How could I not be afraid? Neither possibility is anything good."

"If that Taboo really has a problem, then we're in trouble," Su Ye said grimly.

Old Man understood that this was the most fatal possibility. If that Taboo itself had developed a problem and had failed to notice it—

That would still be relatively good news, since it would not be betrayal.

But if that Taboo had betrayed them, that would be the most fatal outcome.

No matter which faction they belonged to, Taboos stood at the very peak. They knew far too much.

At the thought that a Taboo had betrayed The Empire, Su Ye's entire body heated up.

That would be one hell of a show.

"Old Man, is it possible that even It doesn't know?" Su Ye asked in a low voice.

Old Man looked at Su Ye and fell silent for a moment. "Let's hope so. Let's hope that's the case."

Su Ye now understood what it meant for a tall tree to catch the wind.

Imperial Capital University was too famous, and that had led all kinds of factions to target it.

"Come to the meeting with me later," Old Man said to Su Ye.

"Me?" Su Ye pointed at himself, surprise in his eyes. Old Man, had you been angered out of your mind?

Was your meeting something I could attend?

"You. Don't you have that trait that lets you see other