Li Xian frowned deeply when he heard that. There was an unmistakably negative edge to Ke Yi's tone; clearly, he was about to say something unpleasant.
Ke Yi, however, thought he had taken his words to heart and continued:
"Earlier..."
But Li Xian had no intention of hearing him out. He quietly shifted aside, then braced himself against the wall and tried to stand on his own.
Ke Yi's next words died in his throat. Only then did he realize he was being ignored, and he anxiously pressed down on Li Xian's shoulder as he tried to rise:
"Listen to me first. This is important-"
Li Xian looked up at Ke Yi, who was blocking his way, then tried to knock the hand off his shoulder. Ke Yi withdrew both hands in time, but his body still barred the way.
"I'm going outside. Move."
Li Xian spoke coldly, making it clear that he had no interest in discussing this topic with him. Then he moved around Ke Yi again and shakily stood up.
Seeing that Li Xian was still unsteady on his feet, Ke Yi immediately stepped forward to support him, but the gesture also effectively pinned Li Xian in place.
After assessing his physical condition, Li Xian sighed and turned to face Ke Yi:
"What do you want to say?"
Hearing the resignation in Li Xian's voice, Ke Yi finally realized he had been too impatient, even somewhat forceful. He adjusted his tone before speaking:
"Do you remember when we were moving the Captain's body, and you nearly got dragged into the sea?"
Of course Li Xian remembered, but he had no idea why Ke Yi was suddenly bringing it up.
Then he heard Ke Yi take a deep breath and say:
"Ji Xie stepped forward and grabbed you,