Wyatt Barnes walked behind the crowd with his hands behind his back, his face calm, devoid of joy or sorrow.
Even when those two Rohe Immortals sent by the Nian family's auction house appeared in front of him, ready to strike, his expression remained unchanged, calm as still waters.
The reason he could remain so composed was not because he was confident in handling the Rohe Immortals, but because he knew the Rohe Immortals from the Flowing Time Inn would not stand by and do nothing.
Before he killed that young man, Wyatt Barnes already knew:
As long as the Rohe Immortal from the Flowing Time Inn following the crowd didn't stop him from killing that young man, there was no way he could succeed.
And if the other party did not intervene, it meant they tacitly allowed him to kill that young man.
In such a situation, he naturally did not worry about the consequences of killing that young man.
And indeed, things turned out as he expected:
