Yikaer was lost in wild thoughts when Feng Jun spoke again.
"If only your tower is left and the other towers are destroyed... will that put you under any pressure?"
Are you really that kind? Yikaer shot him a surprised glance.
But she moved quickly. The next moment, she picked up a quill pen and began writing rapidly on paper.
They were talking outside the tower, using the local language as well—Yikaer could not possibly invite them into her own tower.
So long as the people in the other academy towers cared to pay attention, they could use any minor method to overhear their conversation.
Could those people possibly not care?
In other words, the entire course of their discussion had definitely been observed by others. Feng Jun simply did not care.
Yikaer did not think her actions could be hidden from the others either, so she simply did not bother concealing them.
But when it came to this topic, she could not speak freely. If others overheard her, there would truly be trouble.
As she wrote without changing her expression, she asked aloud, "Those towers do not seem to have attacked you?"
"Is this about whether they attacked?" Feng Jun answered carelessly. "If they refuse to hand over their books, they are asking to be destroyed."
He displayed the unreasonable face of a Cultivation practitioner to the fullest.
Yikaer continued writing, but asked aloud, "How about I try persuading them again? After all, I have already set an example."
In truth, Feng Jun had already guessed what she was writing.
She hoped that after Feng Jun destroyed several academy towers, he would accept her "persuasion" and spare a few towers.
In other words, although her tower had been preserved as a "traitor" to the Wizard faction, the difficulties she