"You..."
Tang Hao stared at Su Chen, his eyes like two sharp swords. As someone who had dared to strike even the Pope, he had never been treated with such overbearing force.
"Hahaha! I don't know why, but seeing someone keep Tang Hao firmly under his thumb feels strangely satisfying!" Chrysanthemum Douluo laughed, his voice dripping with mockery.
Huh!
Tang Hao was taken aback, then turned to look at Chrysanthemum Douluo.
This time, the apprehension in Chrysanthemum Douluo's eyes was gone. Yet he unconsciously edged closer to Su Chen, as though being at Su Chen's side gave him a sense of security.
Off to one side, Poison Douluo was equally astonished. He looked at Su Chen with a glimmer of admiration. Tang Hao was a powerhouse whom even he feared, yet a mere youth now had him firmly in his grasp.
"Have you decided? There's a limit to my patience," Su Chen asked.
"Let's make the exchange outside. This isn't the place for it!" Tang Hao compromised helplessly.
"All right." Su Chen nodded.
If a battle broke out here after the exchange, it would do neither side any good.
Leaving the cave, Su Chen, Tang Hao, and the others arrived at a clearing in the Sunset Forest.
"Let's begin," Tang Hao urged.
"All right." Su Chen nodded, his gaze falling on Hu Liena. "Release four of them first."
"Do you take me for a fool?" Tang Hao said coldly.
"Have you made up your mind, then? Do you want to call off the hostage exchange?" Su Chen asked with a smile.
"Ugh!" Tang Hao was speechless. He desperately wanted to curse Su Chen out: Fuck your mother.
Before the exchange had even begun, Su Chen wanted Tang Hao to release four hostages. This was an utterly unfair deal. Yet what