After Aroro finished speaking, he cautiously studied Ye Lin's expression again, as though terrified of displeasing him.
To his surprise, Ye Lin simply nodded, showing no sign of displeasure.
He could roughly guess why Aroro wanted to team up with He Zheng. If Aroro was willing to take the risk, splitting into three teams was fine.
"Then we'll split into three teams."
"Aroro, next time you have something to say, skip the flattery and get straight to the point."
Ye Lin spoke softly, signaling for the others to follow Aroro's plan.
He Zheng froze, his eyes full of bewilderment.
It wasn't that he was surprised Ye Lin would listen to a goblin's advice. There was still a problem with how they were splitting up.
Aroro was clever-almost too clever for a goblin-but that only meant they needed to be more careful. He could admire everything Aroro was willing to do for his civilization, but they were still in opposing factions.
"Ye Lin, isn't splitting into three teams a bit risky?"
"And why does this little guy insist on having me go with him?"
He Zheng couldn't help asking, his eyes full of suspicion as he looked at Aroro, who had jumped down from his back.
He wasn't afraid of Aroro trying any tricks. He could crush this goblin with a single finger.
Still, something nagged at him. He kept feeling that Aroro looked at him strangely, as though he wanted to say something but didn't dare.
An Ke's expression stiffened. After hearing Aroro's plan, she suddenly realized she had been wrong to suspect him.
But faced with He Zheng's confusion, both she and Huang Liang wore strange expressions, finding it difficult to explain.
"Hey, wait, why are you all looking at me like that?"
"Did I say something wrong?"
"Seriously,