"Husband, are you really going to deal with them in their dreams? Won't that expose too many secrets?"
Within the dreamscape, Li Ling explained his plans to Mu Qingsi. She had no objections, but caution prompted her to ask a little more.
Li Ling said, "Since we've already struck, we might as well hunt them down to the bitter end and settle this once and for all. It's an excellent way to deal with human tribulation."
Mu Qingsi relaxed. "True. We're not some pirates' family ashore, after all. But after this, we should stop while we can. Each of the higher-ranking Blood Shark Bandits chieftains is stronger than the last. They probably won't be so easy to deal with."
Li Ling pondered. "Stop, huh..."
Mu Qingsi said, "I know your true strength, husband. But even Nascent Soul Cultivators may have noticed what happened here by now. Taking that risk again wouldn't be worth it."
Li Ling nodded. "You know me well, Qingsi. In truth, I was thinking the same thing."
A virtuous wife spared her husband calamities. Some advice deserved to be heeded.
Aboard the Treasure Ship, Tong Zhifeng and Shang Ningzhen still felt shaken, unable to find any peace.
"Who on earth was that man? Never mind seeing him before-I've never even heard of him."
"Could he have come from another continent?"
"Perhaps, but we know nothing about his background. I doubt we could trace him either."
"Husband, we should report to the Third Chieftain as soon as possible. At least get her to take this seriously."
"I know, but the Third Chieftain probably has her hands full herself. This operation should have ended perfectly, but we lost several ships out of nowhere and clashed with those clients. There are bound to be plenty of misunderstandings in the