After listening to Zhou Xuan's "wildly imaginative" theory, Ning Yu's first feeling was that this young Mr. was a little too devious in his thinking, a little too unrestrained and fanciful.
Just relying on those murals in the Heavenly Spirit Tower, he could have so many flashes of inspiration—Ning Yu felt this should count as a kind of terrifying intuition, something that came from a certain instinct in Zhou Xuan.
But at the same time, he also felt Zhou Xuan was talking too much crap. What he'd just said, although it had already brushed up against the truth of the Snowfield, was all speculation—there wasn't a shred of concrete evidence.
Without any ironclad proof, Zhou Xuan dared to launch a blitz against him, Ning Yu, against "Wu Cang"; this was a bit too insane.
Right now, Ning Yu still wanted to settle things peacefully. He tried his best to lower his stance, and said to Zhou Xuan,
