Chapter 246: Blood Demon Pavilion’s Secret
Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
Su Qian raised her eyebrows when she heard this. She realized that this matter was definitely more confidential than she had imagined, so she simply raised her hand to cover Ji Wanwan’s mouth. “Stop. Whatever you’re about to say is definitely a secret of your Blood Demon Pavilion. I’d rather not listen.”
“Aiyo, what are you afraid of? We’re friends. Moreover, you’re not part of the sect.” Ji Wanwan chuckled disapprovingly. However, before she could finish speaking, she saw Feng Tianjiao and Yan Chen take a few steps forward at the same time and stand behind Su Qian.
“Young Master Yan Chen, Miss Feng ‘er?” They were all from the Black Nine Sect and had met each other before, so Ji Wanwan recognized them at a glance. Her eyes widened in shock. “You’re here?”
“They are here for me.” Seeing that Ji Wanwan was staring at her in surprise, Su Qian said bluntly, “You don’t have to guess anymore. I’m indeed a member of the Xuanyun Sect.”
“You, why didn’t you say so earlier!” Ji Wanwan was extremely surprised. She never expected Su Qian to be a disciple of the Xuanyun Sect!
“I didn’t want to be too high-profile this time, so 1 didn’t say anything,” Su Qian said with a smile.
“Then is it alright for you to say it now? Do you have any enemies who want to take revenge on you once they learn your ident.i.ty?” Ji Wanwan asked in a hushed voice.
“It’s fine. My ident.i.ty has already been exposed just now. So it doesn’t matter now,” Su Qian said calmly.
“Qianqian, I find you really amazing. Why do you always surprise me every time we meet?” Ji Wanwan said seriously and could not help but click her tongue in wonder.
Ji Wanwan was surprised by the sudden news, but she didn’t know that Su Qian was not an ordinary disciple of the Xuanyun Sect, but rather the famous Third Elder and Du Qi.
Su Qian didn’t plan to say anything. It wasn’t that she wanted to keep it a secret from Ji Wanwan. After all, by tomorrow morning, her ident.i.ty would undoubtedly spread throughout the streets and alleys of the imperial capital.
However, Ji Wanwan’s expression was too conflicted and complex. Su Qian was worried that if she revealed any more shocking news, Ji Wanwan would become so excited that she might faint, so she decided to wait until she heard the news herself tomorrow.
Su Ye and Su Qingqing, who were holding Qian Rong’s hands on either side, couldn’t help but exclaim when they saw Ji Wanwan’s expression change rapidly.
“Aunty’s expressions are really diverse,” Su Qingqing exclaimed.
“Yes.” Su Ye nodded in agreement. But soon, he noticed something amiss. He pointed at the little boy who was struggling to climb down from Ji Wanwan’s carriage and asked in confusion, “Who is he?”
Su Ye’s words successfully attracted the attention of everyone present. They all turned their gaze toward Qi Sheng, who was carefully getting off the tall carriage.
As Qi Sheng turned his head, he coincidentally met Su Qian’s enchanting eyes.
Qi Sheng’s face turned red, and his legs gave way. With a m.u.f.fled thud, he fell out of the carriage and landed heavily on the ground.
“Ouch!” Qi Sheng sucked in a breath of cold air from the pain. His mouth puckered and tears welled up in his eyes.
“Aiyo, 1 forgot about you!” Ji Wanwan knew that Qisheng was a crybaby. Now that he fell so hard, he would definitely cry endlessly.
“Sob, sob, sob, sister…” Qisheng’s crying voice emerged as he extended his trembling hand toward Ji Wanwan. Just as he was about to act coquettishly, he saw Su Qian, who followed closely behind Ji Wanwan..