"Then hand it over."
Lu Li held out his palm, his expression perfectly natural.
"Huh?" Kil'jaeden froze again.
He felt as though his brain had turned into a rusty machine, constantly jamming.
If he let his guard down even slightly, he could no longer keep up with Li Yun's pace.
"Hand over the thing." Lu Li repeated himself.
"What thing?" Certain this time that he had not misheard, Kil'jaeden frowned and asked in return.
"Of course, the Servant Contracts." Impatience began to seep into Lu Li's voice. "Don't tell me you expect me to provide the Servant Contracts?"
"Aren't you afraid I might provide fakes and quietly screw you over?"
"Uh, this..." Kil'jaeden suddenly understood and instinctively said, "You're right. What if one or two of the Servant Contracts you provide are fake? If the one where I acknowledge you as my master doesn't take effect, or if there's a problem with the one between you two, then I'd be completely screwed..."
"Heh, so you're not stupid after all." Lu Li nodded, his face full of the gratified expression of someone seeing that a pupil could be taught.
Kil'jaeden's face reddened as he immediately reached for his storage artifact.
There were exactly three Servant Contracts.
Kil'jaeden had originally intended to write down the names and confirm the master-servant relationships before handing the contracts to the other two for inspection.
Yet the moment he took them out, before he could do anything, Li Yun manipulated demonic energy and directly pulled them over.
At the same time, he did not forget to add, "Since you're providing the contracts, naturally, Evelina and I should be the ones to confirm the master-servant relationships written on them."
"You don't even understand such basic rules of the world. How did you survive to this age in