Back in the Shi Country, they had treated Qin Haotian as a spy for the Demon Race, branding him a disgrace and a traitor, calling for his head. Even before setting out, they had vowed that if they ever encountered the traitor Qin Haotian, they would execute him on the spot.
However, Qin Haotian acted as if these people did not exist. After slaying the Demon Shadow, he searched the area for any resources he might need. He found nothing of value; the gold, silver, and jewels held no appeal to him, and the immediate danger had passed. To Qin Haotian, the strength of these dynasty disciples was insignificant; they posed no threat to him.
As the tension left his body, extreme fatigue suddenly washed over him, and he swayed to one side. His stumbling was not due to a lack of balance, but because he was truly too exhausted to stand. Yet, Qin Haotian did not trust a single person standing near him; he did not want to show any weakness in their presence.
Chapter 52