In an instant, Wu Di's eyes looked no different from those of a bug crushed beneath someone's foot.
Not even the deepest abyss could compare to the stupor and terror in those eyes. His head burned hotter than his heart as he frantically recalled the crucial events he had witnessed over the past decades, desperately asking himself what he had missed.
His final conclusion was that his understanding was correct, and he had not gone mad. That meant everything before his eyes was real. This unremarkable fellow truly possessed three kinds of elemental power.
"Elemental Artifacts? Two Elemental Artifacts?" That was the only explanation he could offer himself. He could think of no other possibility.
"You're certainly not wrong to see it that way." Zeng Mu nodded in agreement.
The fear remained on Wu Di's face, but most of it had subsided. At least he now knew he had not encountered a ghost, merely a rare individual of his own kind.
"You certainly have impressive resources. Two different Elemental Artifacts at once-that's rare even among the great figures. Even my former superior only had one." Naturally, he meant Mo Xie, though Zeng Mu did not yet know that man's name.
"You mean Commander Mo's father? Sorry, I don't know anything about him, so I can't answer you."
"What do you want?" Wu Di's voice was no longer as icy as before. Instead, it carried a deep wariness.
"I don't want anything. As I said, having my target stolen doesn't feel good, but it's no big deal. So go ahead and leave. You even killed all these hunters, but that doesn't seem to have much to do with me."
Wu Di said in surprise, "Really? I thought you'd shout about justice and try to keep me here."
"As long as you