Perhaps because they had talked about Ding Ke and Chi Xiao, the atmosphere between Xu Le and Bai Ya gradually grew more harmonious.
"You've never heard my story?" Xu Le looked surprised.
"No. I rarely go out, and I rarely come into contact with anything from the outside world."
"That's a shame, then. I'm actually pretty damn impressive." Xu Le admitted that he was doing some awkward bragging, but he really hadn't exaggerated much.
He really was pretty damn impressive.
Bai Ya gave a scornful smile. Perhaps, in her eyes, Xu Le was simply blowing his own trumpet.
"No matter how impressive you are, you're still a Guyinduo. This is the Red Moon Holy Land. You need to understand that."
"Uh, are you going to kill me?"
"..." Bai Ya was left speechless by his retort.
"Since you don't intend to kill me, what difference does it make whether this is the Red Moon's holy land? There's no one else here anyway."
Xu Le grinned, only to receive a pitying look from Bai Ya.
Meanwhile, Miwang remained indifferent behind Xu Le, showing no inclination to smile, nor giving any further instructions because of their conversation.
"You really are naive... perhaps that's why those two like you?"
"Naive? Heh, this is the first time I've ever heard anyone describe me that way. The people I usually meet don't have particularly nice things to say about me."
Other people's opinions of Xu Le tended toward two extremes.
His enemies all thought he was despicable, unscrupulous, and had practically no bottom line. He would often team up with people like Li Wen to do things that crossed the line.
His friends, however, all thought highly of him. His thinking was mature and effective, he was meticulous and rarely left any openings, he was