The master of Inaction Peak had always been quite inactive—unless he encountered a novel cultivation technique.
Faced with the Voidwalk Peak master's question, he merely replied flatly, "Wouldn't it be better to share the profits?"
Xiaosong was stunned for a moment before answering seriously, "Profit-sharing is only right, but this communications system is something new. No one knows how it works, so why can't we monopolize it?"
In the end, second-generation cultivators often acted rather freely because of their privileged backgrounds. They would observe the rules that needed observing, but when they encountered uncharted territory—wasn't that precisely when everyone should show what they could do?
At that, the master of Inaction Peak shot him a disdainful look. "Do you think... Feng Jun wouldn't know how to monopolize it?"
Xiaosong was instantly choked speechless—right. If that man really was the provider of the communications system, would he not have considered maximizing his own profits from something so novel?
He was not a businessman, and his professional expertise was far inferior to Huangfu Wuxia's. However, being born into an aristocratic clan, weighing gains and losses was an instinct ingrained in his bones. Thus, he asked in astonishment, "Then Feng Jun's relationship with the Huangfu Clan..."
"Don't ask me about that. I don't know either," Xiaodong replied, truly embodying inaction. "If you want to handle it, handle it yourself."
Xiaosong pondered for quite some time and decided that this was not something he could handle. Then, being quite straightforward, he backed off. "This isn't something Voidwalk Peak needs to worry about. We won't compete with Rising Sun Peak anymore... let them deal with it."
An Yuhong immediately jumped forward. "Xiaosong, leave this matter to me... no, to our Radiant Peak?"
Seeing her own boss, Yuan Ming, wearing a bewildered expression, she secretly reproached