Luo Hongyi put away her little notebook, and the cold expression on her face instantly vanished.
"Seventy percent... did I ask for too little?"
Xie Changsheng's mouth twitched. "Too little?"
Luo Hongyi sounded perfectly justified. "Didn't you see their reactions? There's still room to raise it."
Zhou Yan waved his fan. "All right, all right, that's enough. If we really drive them into a corner, things won't turn out so nicely."
Song Chi nodded slightly as well. "Enough is enough. We're not actual bandits."
Unconvinced, Luo Hongyi snorted and walked a few steps forward, then stopped and turned back to glare at everyone.
Her eyes looked as though they were saying, "All of you bend your elbows outward to side with outsiders."
Everyone exchanged looks. Xie Changsheng spread his hands. "What's gotten into her?"
Zhou Yan pondered for a moment. "Maybe... poverty scared her too badly?"
Si Chen looked at her retreating figure and shook his head with a chuckle.
His figure flickered, and he landed beside Luo Hongyi, tilting his head slightly to say something in a low voice.
His voice was so soft that the people nearby couldn't make out a word.
But Luo Hongyi's eyes instantly lit up.
"All right!"
She nodded vigorously, unable to suppress the smile tugging at her lips. "Then I'll do as you say!"
Everyone gathered around curiously.
"What did Brother Si say?"
Black Mountain scratched his head. "Why do I get the feeling Fairy Luo is about to do something big?"
Luo Hongyi hugged her little notebook, the corners of her mouth curling up, but said nothing.
Si Chen smiled. "I said..."
"The Immortal Realm is vast."
Everyone froze for a moment, then exchanged glances and smiled too.
Indeed.
The Immortal Realm was vast.
How big was the Forgotten River, really? A