Su Jiu nodded. "No, I didn't. I merely purified it a little." After all, she still had spirit-cleansing spring water hidden in her sea of consciousness. If she didn't use it now, who knew when she would get another chance?
By then, the Nascent Soul Cultivator had finally caught on. This Dao Cultivator named Su Jiu probably carried a treasure capable of purification, too. But understanding that only made him angrier.
After all, he had gone to great lengths to obtain that little clump of yin fire, only for this girl to purify the insidious poison within it just like that.
Now he had no more worthwhile treasures left with which to fight Su Jiu.
With a cold snort, he landed, looking as though he had no intention of pursuing the matter with her.
The corners of Su Jiu's lips lifted slightly. "Fellow Daoist, are you done fighting?"
The Nascent Soul Late Stage cultivator gave Su Jiu a cold look, killing intent flickering in his eyes. Clearly, he was unwilling to accept this, but he still said nothing.
Someone tried to smooth things over, smiling at Su Jiu. "Really, whether they give a guarantee or not doesn't matter, does it? Why sour the mood over this?"
Su Jiu's smile grew brighter, but the more radiant it became, the deeper the chill in her eyes grew.
They had hidden in the back without saying a word earlier, and now that their attempt to stir up trouble had failed, they wanted to let the matter drop. Where in the world could they find such an easy bargain?
"What if I don't want to let it go?"
Someone sneered. "Is this how the Azure Tide Sect teaches its disciples?"
Jin Chen snapped angrily, "You..."
But before he could finish, a bloody mark appeared