Were jealous women really incapable of thinking? Feng Jun was somewhat speechless.
Still, he tried to explain seriously. "She asked whether I had divined her origins. I said it wasn't convenient to reveal them rashly. What I meant was... I could divine them, but I wouldn't pursue the divination any further."
"You could secretly divine it without telling her," Yi Jue replied, sounding nothing like a Peak Nascent Soul's aloof goddess and entirely like an inexperienced high school girl. "This sort of hidden danger must be eliminated... whether you tell me or not doesn't matter."
"Please, Fairy Yi Jue," Feng Jun said helplessly. "Do you think that if I divined the true body of a Spirit Severing powerhouse, she herself wouldn't sense it?"
Yi Jue fell silent. After a while, however, she added, "Your divination is very advanced... different from other people's."
"Then I'll divine it," Feng Jun answered without hesitation. "At worst, she'll notice... I can get away anyway."
"I wasn't telling you to let yourself be discovered," Yi Jue's Divine Thought was so agitated that it would surely have exceeded a hundred decibels if measured. "I was merely reminding you to beware of villains! One may not intend to harm others, but one must guard against being harmed!"
Feng Jun had spent time amid the bright lights and worldly temptations, after all. "It's fine. Even if she discovers me, I'm not afraid of her. Who doesn't have a couple of elders backing them? Kill the young, and the old will naturally emerge... She's seen the Heaven-Deriving Mirror too. She's the one who ought to weigh the consequences!"
"Kill you?" Yi Jue was stunned. After a moment, she said, "If you want to court death, I won't stop you. Someone will avenge you anyway."
"Then I'll divine it," Feng