Zhao Ya nodded, "Don't worry, I'm not foolish enough to attempt to assassinate Wei Hongbin alone."
He didn't say the following part, which was that even if he wanted to assassinate Wei Hongbin, it shouldn't be in his own territory; he needed to find a way to lure him out first.
Shang Luoluo chuckled lightly and spread her hands.
"To be honest, I'm just delivering a message on my father's request. I'm not worried about you at all. Based on your actions, you never put yourself in unsolvable predicaments. You're much more cautious than the average Martial Artist."
Zhao Ya was a bit at a loss whether to laugh or cry, but he didn't refute.
Because what Shang Luoluo said was indeed true.
Even during the Beast Tide's siege, Zhao Ya was confident he could retreat unscathed.
For that purpose, he had even entrusted Zui'Er to Shang Luoluo beforehand, to ease his worries.
It's the same now. Despite Wei Hongbin's aggressive approach, Zhao Ya never considered him a formidable enemy.
