Silver badge left Tu Ning's body. The silver warriors, who had just been battling the mermaids, gradually stopped, their eyes blank, as if they didn't know what had happened.
Tu Ning curled up, letting himself drift in the sea. This time, he had completely lost.
He had thought the silver badge had recognized him as its master, but he hadn't expected it to be so easily snatched away by the one who held the destiny.
Ling Yan retrieved the crystal wind chime, a beautiful one with floral carvings and a dazzling red string. He smeared the blood from his hand on the wind chime and the silver badge, and the energy from the wind chime and the badge entered his body.
It had recognized its master.
Ling Yan turned and looked at Mu Yuan, whose pink eyes stared at him intently.
Ling Yan quickly covered the arrow in his abdomen and swam to Mu Yuan's side, maneuvering his combat boots. Ling Yan's lips were pale, and blood still flowed from the wound in his abdomen.
