Do We Have to Swear a Blood Oath with Blood from There?

"You really are impossible to get rid of."

Liu Zheng leaned against the car door and sighed.

"You should be thanking me instead."

Yaksha stepped out of the darkness.

"Thank you for what, watching my car for me?"

He teased.

"I have to admire your courage, human. Without your power boost and without anyone protecting you, you still dared to provoke me."

Yaksha said.

"It was just a normal conversation. If you think that counts as provocation, that only means you don't know how to talk to people."

Liu Zheng shrugged.

If he had really wanted to provoke her, Yaksha would have been seeing red before she even got a word out.

"Insolent human. If this were Naggarond, you would have been cut open and your organs sacrificed to the great Bloodhand Kane."

Yaksha said coldly.

"Too bad this isn't Naggarond. This is Metropolis. What divine lineage does your Bloodhand Kane belong to, anyway? Has it been registered with City Hall?"

Liu Zheng asked.

"Of course we registered it! Do you think the great War Lord is some random wild god?"

Yaksha said excitedly.

"A god that has to register with a mortal governing body, and you still have the nerve to brag."

He said disdainfully.

"What do you know, lowly human? You have no idea what kind of place Metropolis is."

Yaksha shrieked.

"Then tell me."

Liu Zheng looked all ears.

"Hmph, dream on. Don't think you can get intelligence out of me for free."

Yaksha did not fall for it.

"Then how about I pay?"

He pulled out a wad of cash.

"We don't lack money. What we lack are sacrifices."

Yaksha looked at it with disdain.

"You can't buy sacrifices with money? You people should expand your business operations."

"You think business operations can be expanded whenever