Di Tian raised an eyebrow. "What?"
The Three-Eyed Golden Lion said smugly, "Hide-and-seek! I'm the queen of hide-and-seek!"
Di Tian laughed, this time out of sheer exasperation.
A day later, on the outskirts of the Far North.
The biting wind swept up the deep snow, howling without restraint.
Even on the outskirts of the Far North, the cold was more than an ordinary person could endure.
Behind a large boulder, several people in mercenary attire sat around a campfire that was about to go out.
"Damn it! This blasted weather! If I didn't need cultivation resources, I wouldn't set foot in this place."
One of them grumbled.
Another man, his face covered in brutish flesh, joined in the cursing:
"Ah, life in Dragon City was so much easier and freer back when the Heavenly Dragon Sect was still around.
What about now? I can't even tease a woman anymore! Why didn't that old bastard Hai die at Shrek Academy?
Setting so many rules in Dragon City-what rotten luck!"
Even the weakest among their group was a Soul Elder.
Back when they were in Dragon City, they might not have been able to do absolutely whatever they pleased,
but they could still lord it over the commoners.
Even if they killed a few commoners or abducted a few women, nothing would happen to them if the Heavenly Dragon Sect found out.
Now? Never mind killing commoners-even beating one on a whim would land them in prison at the hands of Dragon City's law enforcement squad.
The burly, scar-faced man leading them barked:
"Second Brother, watch your tongue! A powerhouse like Elder Hai isn't someone we can pass judgment on."
The brutish-looking man waved his hand and said dismissively:
"Big Brother, you've simply been scared out of your wits. No matter