I Have A Sword

Witnessing Gu Pan's boldness, Ye Guan was a little surprised. In the beginning, his alliance with Gu Pan was purely based on mutual benefit. But now, he was at a disadvantage. Even then, Gu Pan still chose to stand by him. This was something Ye Guan hadn't expected at all.

He smiled faintly. "Alright."

The Great Daoist Brush Master cast a surprised glance at Gu Pan, but he quickly shifted his gaze back to Ye Guan. "Ye Guan, you can be so brazen only because you have your family behind you, but are you really going to get all these people killed for your stubbornness?

"Remember, you can survive, but they don't have that luxury. If you surrender, I promise you, none of them will have to die."

Gu Pan boldly said, "Brother Ye, don't be afraid. With me here, there won't be any problems."

The Great Daoist Brush Master glanced at him sideways. "Stop bluffing, alright? Look into your conscience and tell me honestly, do you really think you can beat all these people?"

Gu Pan's eyes swept the crowd, his spirit unyielding. "If my true body were here, you lot—"

The Great Daoist Brush Master waved his hand dismissively. "Oh, shut the hell up. I'm tired of hearing that line."

Then, he looked back at Ye Guan and said, "I'll give you one last chance. If you won't surrender, I'll start slaughtering them."

Ye Guan turned his gaze to the Great Daoist Brush Master and said, "You said before that you knew I'd gone to seek reinforcements. How did you know?"

"Does it even matter at this point?"

"No, it doesn't matter anymore."