"Me go? My strength isn't up to it, if I alert the enemy, everyone will have a hard time. Think about it, if I go and something happens, who's going to tell you what to watch out for later? Don't you agree?"
Tang Rao handed the task of distracting the Demon Beast to Heimao, and Heimao thought about it, thinking it wasn't unreasonable.
He has a one hundred percent success rate in attracting Demon Beasts, and wanting to take it easy by having Tang Rao go would directly reduce the success rate by half.
Tang Rao still had a significant role later on, which wasn't worth the risk.
"Then I'll go, you find a chance to kill the Demon Beast!"
Heimao glanced at Tang Rao, not too willing but still moving forward in disguise.
When Heimao wasn't paying attention, Tang Rao flicked a small object sticking it to Heimao, but Heimao, fully focused on the Demon Beast, didn't notice the extra thing on his back.
"Chirp chirp chirp."
