How could Nian alone be enough? Merit was what really mattered. What the hell could Qin Fen do with talismans without Merit? He wasn't about to let Nian lead him around by the nose. Besides, the thing still needed hatching, which sounded like a pain. Big Chef never fell for empty promises. Sure, a divine beast was awesome, but with no spiritual energy in the Mortal Realm, how awesome could it be once he brought it down?
The Star Official on Duty didn't want to be led around by the nose either. "Didn't we just agree?"
"Did you mishear me? Did I ever agree?" Qin Fen sounded helpless. A cool breeze swept through the night, carrying a slight chill. He straightened his clothes, completely unconcerned by the other man's contempt.
"Didn't I ask you earlier, Senior?" The Star Official on Duty had never felt so miserable in his life. It felt like a year of rotten luck, though he surely couldn't have offended Tai Sui. To an immortal, that fellow was nothing but trash.
"And did I agree? Think back carefully if you don't believe me. I said I wasn't short of rare curiosities!" Qin Fen wasn't having it. He really hadn't agreed. Asking him that was questioning Big Chef's integrity. He was an honest man!
That single sentence had the Star Official on Duty clenching his backside in frustration. Thinking it over, the other man really hadn't agreed. But if he hadn't agreed, why had he asked so many detailed questions? Wasn't that just toying with him?
Qin Fen nodded. He really hadn't said it. If the man didn't believe him, he could check the chat history and take screenshots. Pictures were proof, so he had better not accuse him unjustly. "A principled man like me would never fool