Bab 479: A Letter from the Seashore

Jing Jiu remained silent for a long time while looking at the sky outside the window.

It seemed that he had done or thought of nothing as he fell silent; but it indicated that he was brewing an emotion of some sort at the moment.

It was a rare act for Jing Jiu; it was because this behavior was totally different from being dazed.

"A cloud drifted over from the south."

The shocking effect of this statement was much more than the appearance of the two important figures of the Underworld.

Jing Jiu had a strong sensation of regret. Since he decided not to read his Big Brother's letter, why had he seen it all the same?

He wondered if he should read the letter, because its content was truly important to him.

The only thing in the world that could temporarily wipe out the friction between him and his Big Brother and make his Big Brother forget about the hostility between them…was that cloud in the south.