Qin Feng didn't kill Cai Si, nor would he easily let him go—he handed him over to Liu Su instead. Eight Zero E-book (txt02.com) When Liu Su saw Cai Si, he looked weary and defeated, knowing that as a traitor, he had no chance of survival. He also knew that Liu Su and Qin Feng's many secrets were now exposed, making his fate certain. "Cai Si," Liu Su said with deep intention, "I truly didn't expect you to betray me. I gave you so much room for growth and opportunity—yet you chose to join Liu Yun's side. Did you ever imagine ending up like this?" Cai Si shook his head. "At the time, my decision to betray Liu Master was driven by impulsiveness. I'm not particularly regretful about it. After all, the path was one I chose myself. Of course, if I had stayed loyal to you, I would undoubtedly be in a much better position today." "Having such insight is no small achievement." She waved her hand and addressed the two people who had just entered, saying, "Have the carriage ready for Master Cai. Move swiftly—don't let Master Cai suffer too much!" "Understood, Master." The two lifted Cai and walked steadily toward the door. Cai wasn't truly fearless—he was terrified as he was squeezed into the back seat of a car and quickly driven out of the capital to a remote, deserted location. "Tell me how you intend to kill me," he asked, trembling, his fear intensifying as he drew closer to death. One of them drew a pistol from his waist and began attaching a silencer as he said, "It's simple—just one bullet. Master has instructed that you not suffer, so rest assured: it will be painless." Cai's legs began to shake. The car stopped beside a freshly dug trench, and he realized that was his tomb. Only this tomb would never have a stone monument erected to mark it. He was dragged off the vehicle, then kicked directly into the ditch. The man with the gun aimed at his head and said, "Next life, when you're reborn as a human, you must always be more alert—never oppose the Master again. Otherwise, we'll kill you again!" Carth's hope was completely gone. He closed his eyes, waiting for the gunshot. Sssss... pffh... pffh... Then—nothing. The gun didn't fire, just like that bomb back then. After waiting a while, he carefully opened his eyes and saw the two men who had come to kill him lying on the ground, each with a Japanese knife embedded in their chests. Who... who saved me? He looked around, but couldn't find anyone. Hh... A breeze blew, and he involuntarily closed his eyes again. When he opened them once more, there stood two figures—one tall and one short. The tall one had a European appearance, standing nearly 1.9 meters. The shorter one was under 1.6 meters tall, with a slight leg curvature, and had an Asian look. "Who are you two, and why did you save me?" "Chai carefully asked, since he wasn't sure whether they were allies or enemies. "We need to find out about a person," the short man said in his somewhat awkward Chinese, his expression and tone clearly indicating he was from Sunao. Indeed, the two—formal representatives of the Kaga family and the Wushi Sect—had come here under the patronage of Yoshikawa Hidetaro. By chance, they discovered that Qin Feng had sent Chai to Liu Su, and thus followed him here. In their eyes, Qin Feng's enemies were surely their friends. "Who exactly do we need to find out about?" Chai's fear was no less intense than before. After all, there were two corpses lying before him—anyone in his position would find it hard to remain calm. Kaga Ichiku explained, "The person is Qin Feng, your adversary. Please tell us about him. Also, remember this: it was our hands that saved your life. Therefore, your life is no longer yours—it now belongs to us. You can only survive by choosing to cooperate!" "Chai Si nodded vigorously, five times with a clatter: 'I'll definitely cooperate. If you want to know anything about Qin Feng, I'll tell you everything I know!' A few hours later, Liu Su asked, her face frosty, 'What did you say? Chai Si has fled, and he's even killed our people!' One of the men,低头着， replied, 'Yes. Both were killed by sharp blades through the heart. Chai Si has vanished. I've sent people to search thoroughly, but there's not a single trace left!' Liu Su was furious: 'With such a simple matter handled so poorly, what else can you possibly do? Chai Si knows so many of our Tian Li Sect's secrets. Once these secrets are revealed, how can we continue to survive?' 'The Master need not worry,' the man insisted firmly. 'I've already dispatched personnel to search everywhere. Chai Si, even with wings, won't be able to escape!' Liu Su couldn't be reassured. She suspected that the person helping Chai Si must be a true master—otherwise, how could there be absolutely no trace left at all? It was clear he should have killed him personally back then. Now, things would definitely become troublesome—she felt it was essential to inform Qin Feng immediately and let him know about this matter. Qin, the young lord, wasn’t overly concerned. The bomb incident last time clearly showed that the man named Cai wasn’t particularly effective in stirring up trouble. Still, one should never underestimate others—what if he managed to secure allies, and then things would become truly unpredictable? In a quiet residential house, Cai spoke at length, pouring out all the information he knew to Jia Ge Ichiku. As for the head of the Wu Ling Sect, he remained closed-eyed and meditative, clearly showing no interest in Qin Feng’s current situation. Jia Ge Ichiku believed it was necessary to gain a deep understanding of his opponent in order to ensure complete preparedness. Cai grew increasingly tired from speaking, and in order to win over Jia Ge Ichiku’s trust, he even fabricated numerous details about Qin Feng. In his words, Qin Feng was nothing short of a relentless fugitive. Hei Katsu one-mu furrowed his brows, "I never expected this young man to have such standing—founding his own company and forging close ties with the top military and political figures of the Chinese nation. Is this what a cultivator is supposed to do?" "Hai Ge Yi Mu's eyes brightened—this was indeed a sound strategy. After all, they were in the Heartland of the Chinese realm, where Qin Feng held both favorable timing, geographical advantage, and strong human support, and whose strength was so formidable that without an extraordinary move, the mission would be difficult to succeed. The Master of Wuzheng also opened her eyes, grabbing his collar firmly and saying, 'Be more specific—how easy is it to capture that young woman Liu Su? As I know, she has countless bodyguards surrounding her!' Cai Si smiled, 'I know of a secret passage.'