Meanwhile, Wei Mo and the others also fixed their eyes on the Mother-Child Talisman in Young Master Nan's hand, waiting for the coachman's reply.
But after reading the message, Shi Chun gave no reply and casually put the Mother-Child Talisman away again.
The reason was simple. He hadn't replied to Young Master Nan's earlier message, and now the latest one was asking whether they could meet. He decided not to answer that either, pretending he hadn't seen it. He had something to do right now; he could deal with it later.
Thus, the Mother-Child Talisman in Young Master Nan's hand remained silent for a long time.
"Hmph." Wei Mo sneered. "This shouldn't be a coincidence. It must be him. Notify the people following him. They can move in and arrest him."
Young Master Nan sighed inwardly and slowly set the Mother-Child Talisman back on the table.
"Yes."
Just as the attendant beside them acknowledged the order, Shi Chun produced another Mother-Child Talisman out of thin air and checked it.
Wei Mo hurriedly raised a hand to stop the attendant and said, "See what's written on that Mother-Child Talisman."
The person operating the Sky-Gazing Mirror in the room immediately adjusted the viewing angle and zoomed in on the talisman.
In the poor light, the faintly glowing writing on the Mother-Child Talisman was actually easier to read. The words were clearly visible: Another message came. I was asked to tell you the goods are in the usual place.
Wei Mo and the others had no idea what the message meant or who had sent it.
Shi Chun, however, knew it was from Yin Xu, the shopkeeper's wife at the Vermilion Jade Pavilion. One glance told him that Granny Qi's batch of Death-Defying Incense was ready and had been left in the usual