"You have no vision at all," Nandu said, "I want to request something of you."
Pei Ye glanced at her.
"Can you send a message to the junior sisters and brothers through Immortal Hunting," Nandu said, "Tell them not to go deeper, there's no point."
Pei Ye withdrew his gaze as if he hadn't heard anything.
"I beg you," Nandu bit her lip and said, "I'll even let you see my leg... I can lift it up."
If it had been the Nandu from three days ago behaving like this, Pei Ye would have been shocked into stiffness, but now even the feeling of disgust had faded. The hem of her clothes was stained with dried blackened blood and soil.
"No need," he said, "You tell me how to find Mass Jade Mountain."
"..." Nandu looked at him with a deep, inscrutable gaze that seemed to hide something but was beyond words.
Pei Ye was annoyed by such hesitation: "Can you or not?"
"Not now," Nandu said.
"I'll help you kill another Purple Robe," Pei Ye said.
"No need."
"Can you handle it?"
