"What do you mean?"
Lagrun, holding a glass of wine, immediately widened his eyes.
"Exactly what it says."
Qin Ran replied calmly.
Lagrun stared blankly at Qin Ran for a full three or four seconds before letting out a sorrowful sigh. "Yes, it wasn't before, but it is now."
"People only believe what they think is true. Even if I jumped out now and explained that you weren't one, the person they would question would probably be me, not you."
"Even if that is the truth."
With a sigh, Lagrun shook his head and took another sip of beer.
When the innkeeper set down his glass again, a stern expression surfaced on his face, and his entire aura changed.
As if an ordinary man had turned into a fierce beast like a lion or Tiger, he fixed Qin Ran with a hard stare and asked, word by word, "So how do you plan to handle this?"
"Step by step."
Qin Ran answered just as calmly.
Though the innkeeper's aura was terrifying, to Qin Ran, it was not even as threatening as a breeze brushing his face. Trying to affect Qin Ran with such an aura was nothing more than a fantasy.
Clearly, the innkeeper realized that as well.
"You're just like those people."
"You really know how to make someone furious!"
He let out another sigh.
This sigh was undoubtedly far more sorrowful than the previous ones.
The beast-like aura around him vanished with that sigh. Picking up his glass, the innkeeper prepared to leave.
Having dealt with many Demon Hunters, he knew it was impossible to get anything out of Qin Ran's mouth.
Qin Ran was too much like a Demon Hunter.
If he had not known that Qin Ran was not one, he would have thought Qin Ran