"Even if you refuse the deathmatch, it won't be too late for me to make my move during the Dragon Rankings contest. I can afford to wait these few days," Qi Yi said.
Huang Xiao pondered for a moment, then stared at Qi Yi for quite some time.
"Why are you making trouble for me?" Huang Xiao suddenly asked.
Qi Yi sneered at those words. "You're no fool. You figured it out so quickly."
Seeing Huang Xiao staring coldly at him, Qi Yi stopped keeping him in suspense. "Someone asked me to teach you a lesson."
"A lesson? Is it really as simple as that? If you could, wouldn't you kill me while you were at it? If it were me, I wouldn't let you live," Huang Xiao said with a faint smile.
"As long as you understand," Qi Yi said.
If he had the opportunity to kill Huang Xiao on this visit, that would be the ideal outcome. At the very least, he had to test the man's true strength.
They were both experts and intelligent men, so he admitted it openly. There was no point in denying it any further.
Besides, he had no need to hide anything. Even if no one had asked him, his disciple's injuries alone meant he could not spare the man backing Cheng Duanjin-the very man before him.
People were always so selfish, pushing all the blame onto others.
If he had not sent Lang Tao out to make trouble for Huang Xiao and his two companions, would his disciple have ended up like this?
"Aren't you afraid you'll end up like your disciple-failing to steal the chicken and losing a handful of rice besides?" Huang Xiao asked, pointing at the utterly wretched, unconscious Lang Tao.
Huang Xiao could easily guess Qi Yi's