Luo Juya smiled. She liked this maturity in Xu Le: smart and quick-witted, yet capable of making clear judgments at crucial moments.
It was a rare quality.
"There's less than a month left before the Red Moon Calamity. This one will probably be harder than the last, so we both need to be prepared. The stronger the calamity, the greater our gains will actually be. But there's one prerequisite for all of that: we can't die in it."
Did this count as a friendly reminder from a partner?
Xu Le nodded. He still had a question about the Red Moon Calamity, or rather, the Guyinduo Dark Tide.
"Madam, I have a question for you."
"Go ahead. I'll answer as best I can."
"The Black Tides used to be calm. Why have the Red Moon Calamities become so violent now? At my current level, I don't have access to information like that, so if you know anything, madam, please tell me."
Xu Le was very sincere, and Luo Juya had no intention of hiding anything.
"The higher-ups suppressed the news, but according to the boss, it's because of the Children of Guyinduo."
Hearing that it involved the Children of Guyinduo left Xu Le feeling somewhat helpless. He now had some connection to them himself, such as the Black Card he had unlocked-the Black Sheep Girl.
His current situation should have been the same as Gu Beichen's: a corrupted Guyinduo Offspring.
Was his true identity a traitor to humanity?
Xu Le felt some resistance to this situation, but he said nothing more about it.
"The Children of Guyinduo, huh? I understand... Oh, right, madam, who is this boss you mentioned?"
"You should have met her, right? That one-eyed woman in the Mother Tree Realm. She's a member of Owl, the Red Moon