Feng Jun wanted more information, but Chen Ernan truly had nothing else of use.
After thinking it over, Chen Ernan finally steeled himself. "I merely acted as a go-between in this matter and didn't look into it too deeply. Master... I'm willing to offer you all my possessions. I only ask that you spare me this once."
Feng Jun pondered for a moment, then raised a hand and pointed into the distance. A bolt of lightning crashed down.
Chen Ernan's face instantly turned deathly pale. Then he began kowtowing repeatedly, not even daring to speak.
Feng Jun turned his head and glanced at him. "I find it strange. You actually dared target me... Didn't you investigate me before making your move?"
Chen Ernan lay facedown in the muddy water, not daring to raise his head. "I'd heard that you could summon lightning, but I still clung to a sliver of hope. You know what I'm like—a blind fool who can't see what's before him... Like Master Tan Guang's talisman."
At the mention of the talisman, the corner of Feng Jun's mouth curled slightly. This guy really did have a rather dark sense of humor.
He had originally been wavering over whether to kill the man. At first, he had intended not to let him off at all, but the man... had ultimately made a reasonable suggestion.
Fine. There was no need to keep promises to someone like this, but enough people had already died today, including someone from the Southern Luo Kingdom. If he killed this man too, the matter would become even bigger.
Of course, if he acted, Chen Ernan would certainly die under mysterious circumstances. But mysterious deaths could not happen again and again, or it would be far too disrespectful toward the relevant authorities.
That was precisely