Chapter 3827: We’re Not an Assassin Organization
Chapter 3827: We’re Not an Assassin Organization
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The crowd tacitly made way for her, and their expressions changed from irritation to fearful silence.
"I just wanted you to ask."
"Why don’t you ask?"
Seeing they were still arguing, Guan Yan found a corner and crossed her arms to watch the commotion. She wanted to see how long they were going to argue.
Perhaps the atmosphere was too strange, and Singh and the man finally realized something was wrong. They temporarily stopped and paid attention to their surroundings.
Guan Yan’s appearance was outstanding, and her temperament was arrogant. It was difficult not to notice her.
Singh immediately saw Guan Yan, who had arrived at some point, and her originally pale face instantly turned as white as paper.
"You... you..."
At least she could maintain her dignity.
The man from Country R was so frightened that he couldn’t even speak.
Guan Yan looked at Singh and raised her chin. "Why aren’t you arguing anymore? Continue."
Singh had never been humiliated like this. Her face alternated between green and red as she clenched her fists.
At least she knew she had to lower her head when under someone else’s roof. After a short moment of embarrassment, she thought of her situation and stopped being pretentious.
Their eyes met as they looked at Guan Yan. They let out a shaky breath and tried their best not to look so pathetic and ridiculous. "How does Sun plan to deal with us?"
"Does our boss have to give you an explanation?" Guan Yan smiled arrogantly.
Sadness appeared in Singh’s beautiful eyes. She gritted her teeth and asked, "We can’t resist, anyway. Just tell us directly. Is Sun planning to... take our lives?"
The others were in an uproar.
The atmosphere became heavier.
Guan Yan finally dropped her disrespectful attitude upon seeing that Singh still had the guts to ask her directly.
"What are you thinking?"
What?
"Our Red Alliance is not an assassin organization, nor are we that perverse."
Singh thought for a while before realizing what she meant. Her ashen face lit up. "You mean..."
"Stop, don’t look at me like that." Guan Yan immediately put on a resistant expression. Under the expectant gazes of Singh and the others, she continued indifferently, "You’re involved in an old matter. Sun only looked for you to understand what happened back then. There’s a high chance that she won’t make things difficult for you..."
Singh only felt that the tables had turned. She saw a ray of light in the desperate situation. She was so surprised she almost couldn’t believe her ears. "Sun won’t make things difficult for us...?"
Guan Yan looked at her in amusement. "What did you think? That she has nothing better to do than to find trouble with you?"
Ignoring the sarcasm in her words, Singh heaved a long sigh of relief. She felt powerless, as if she had just survived a calamity and almost couldn’t stand up.
Guan Yan didn’t forget to ask the important questions. "By the way, do any of you know where Di Xicheng might have gone?"
Singh looked at her in shock. "He’s not in the room?"
Guan Yan did not answer her question directly. She only glanced at everyone meaningfully. "Think about it carefully. Did he mention where he wanted to go or how he planned to leave the illegal district? Whoever provides useful clues might be the first to go home."
Singh and the others looked at each other. For a moment, no one could think of any useful information.
Guan Yan had only come to watch the commotion. Seeing that someone was calling her name and no one was answering, she waved at them.
"Come to me when you’ve thought it through."