Wu Pangzi's expression changed, and he sprang to his feet, the fat on his face jiggling.
"What do you mean? Don't tell me you want to keep all the loot for yourself?"
Su Mo looked at the agitated Wu Pangzi and waved a hand helplessly. "Relax."
"If I didn't want to split the loot with you, I wouldn't have come looking for you."
The fat on Wu Pangzi's face quivered. He breathed a sigh of relief and chuckled.
"That's good!"
"Let's split the loot first. That Ji Clan woman was here earlier, so I was too embarrassed to bring it up in front of her."
"The sooner we split it, the sooner I can rest easy."
Su Mo rolled his eyes at the money-grubbing Wu Pangzi, then nodded after a moment's thought. "You waited a whole year for me without leaving, just to split some loot. That's just like you."
Wu Pangzi grinned smugly. "You can't put it that way. Even without the loot, I would've waited for you. We entered the Ruins together, after all. I had to at least wait until you came out. I, Wu Pangzi, may be despicable, but I still stand by my friends."
"Besides..."
"I'm not the only one who stayed. Plenty of other people haven't left either."
"Why?" Su Mo asked in confusion. "Are they still fighting over Moon Essence?"
Wu Pangzi shook his head. "No. Let's finish splitting the loot first, then I'll tell you."
"Fine, fine!" With a wave of his hand, Su Mo took out all the Supreme Treasures of every kind that he had swindled from those Heavenly Prodigies in the Ruins.
Su Mo did not deliberately hold anything back. He truly took everything out.
In an instant, a dazzling assortment of Supreme Treasures and Spirit Artifacts covered the