"Fairy, it's all well and good that you want to reap the fisherman's profit. But Su... am not a fish on the chopping block, waiting to be carved up without even a shred of resistance!"
Su Shi'er's expression did not change; he remained as calm as ever.
"Hmm?"
Fairy Yun Hua's delicate brows furrowed slightly as her sharp gaze seemed intent on seeing straight through Su Shi'er.
Su Shi'er's reaction was entirely different from what she had expected.
Losing treasures was certainly painful, but compared to dying and having one's dao extinguished, the latter was undoubtedly far more important.
Having just gone through a life-and-death battle, no matter how one looked at it, Su Shi'er should have been at his weakest right now.
In such a state, even if he could remain composed, there was no reason for him to be so unyielding.
Could it be... that this boy still had some hidden trump card?
But what kind of method could make him remain unafraid of me even under these circumstances?
Fairy Yun Hua pondered in secret, unable to help feeling puzzled.
Her gaze shifted, and she immediately said, "Boy, do you think I dare not touch you here?"
"Not to mention that I have ways to resolve the oath we made earlier, even if it does become an issue."
"Even if I do not attack you, I have plenty of ways to take you directly out of this Glacial Snowfield."
"Angering me will not do you the slightest good. Or are you so eager to take the road to the Yellow Springs and seek out Baili Chen for another round?"
Her voice was crisp, yet as frigid as Ten Thousand Year Cold Air.
Confusion flickered through her lovely almond eyes, but they were also filled with dense killing intent.