Moon Shadow's team rapidly approached the large ship offshore, thoroughly well trained.
Qiu Wuji wanted to follow, but Moon Shadow stopped her in puzzlement. "Sister Qiu, didn't we agree you wouldn't take any risks? If I let you get into danger, how could I answer to Chu Ge?"
Qiu Wuji stiffened her neck. "Why should I, Qiu Wuji, have to answer to him for anything I do?"
Moon Shadow simply wore an expressionless face.
Instead, Qiu Wuji grew a little curious. "Hey, you're a trainee, so why do you look like you're in charge here? Everyone else is working, and you're just chatting nonsense with me. Nobody's even telling you off."
"These are our colleagues from Nanjiang. I suppose I count as an official from the capital? I don't know. Anyway, I'm definitely not in charge. They have their own leader. I guess I'm supervising or assisting?" Moon Shadow looked a little bewildered herself. The girl had only recently joined, and much of it was still a mystery to her.
But this training assignment seemed quite important, as though completing it would make her a full-fledged member. Moon Shadow didn't say much more to Qiu Wuji, only adding, "If you insist on following, Sister Qiu, stay far away. Don't get involved, whatever you do."
"Fine, fine." Qiu Wuji said lazily, "I'm just watching a livestream."
Chu Ge was watching a livestream too.
Qiu Wuji's true body flicked a finger, and the wine in her pot gathered in the sky, like a thin curtain.
The scene on the other side appeared faintly within it, conveyed back through Qiu Wuji's mind-everything she saw and heard, like flowers in a mirror and the moon on water.
Mr. Moon watched from the sky with a little envy. *Now that's a true immortal's art... no,