"That isn't the main concern. I'm afraid there might be even more formidable experts aboard this ship," Huang Xiao said with a wry smile.
Huang Xiao's concern was naturally Zhao Yunhui's as well, but she smiled gently. "Senior Brother, you needn't worry too much. Perhaps we're just worrying that the sky will fall."
Huang Xiao shook his head. "This isn't worrying that the sky will fall. Do you remember what that man they called Young Master Li said before he left?"
Zhao Yunhui naturally remembered. As she pondered those words carefully now, a thoughtful look appeared on her face.
"I don't know what he meant by that. Was it just an offhand remark, or a warning to the two of us?" Huang Xiao continued.
"But we don't know him at all. Even if there's danger aboard this ship, he has no reason to warn us, does he? Besides, he's one of the people aboard it." Although Zhao Yunhui also had a bad feeling, there were many things that were difficult to explain.
"We can only proceed cautiously," Huang Xiao said with a bitter chuckle. "I don't even know whether boarding this ship has brought you harm."
"No..." Zhao Yunhui reached out and gently covered Huang Xiao's mouth. "As long as I'm with you, nothing else matters to me," she said softly.
"Junior Sister Zhao?" He naturally understood Zhao Yunhui's feelings, but this love left his heart hopelessly tangled.
"Don't say anything. I just want you to hold me like this. If we return to the Central Plains, it'll be my younger sister in your arms then. I have to treasure this time." Zhao Yunhui buried her head in Huang Xiao's chest and spoke with deep affection.
Huang Xiao couldn't help tightening his arms around Zhao Yunhui. What more could he