"Mr. Sun, the remains should be somewhere near Wanjiang City, but we'll have to search slowly."
Leng Tieya poured two cups of tea, handed one over, and sat opposite him. "Where around Wanjiang City? East, west, south, or north?"
"I don't know." Miao Qingjie accepted the teacup and sighed. "Nor do I know how far away they are."
Leng Tieya frowned. "Then how are we supposed to find them?"
"By luck, by instinct." Miao Qingjie said helplessly, "If it were really that easy, it wouldn't be our turn to look. This legend has existed for tens of thousands of years."
Leng Tieya smiled. "Young Master Miao, you came here to relax, didn't you? And while you're at it, cast a net first and see whether there are any fish?"
Miao Qingjie smiled. "There is actually a little basis for it."
Leng Tieya smiled. "Then I wish Young Master Miao success in finding them."
"Mr. Sun, aren't you interested in these remains?"
Leng Tieya smiled. "I can't possibly join Star Picking Cliff. Even if I were interested, it would be useless."
How could such an unparalleled marvel in all the world possibly be shown to outsiders for observation and enlightenment?
Even if he had helped Star Picking Cliff, he could not expect them to be so generous.
Miao Qingjie smiled. "Let's join hands. If we really find the remains, we'll study them together."
Leng Tieya smiled. "Young Master Miao, I don't think I can be of much help, can I?"
He could perceive everything within a certain radius, but he could not see into people's hearts.
He was very curious why Miao Qingjie had sought his help. Was it because of his swordsmanship?
He was deeply wary.
Like roses that often bore thorns, rare treasures were often accompanied by danger.
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