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Shipan, the famous comrcial street, was located in the Beiwan District of Macao. It was a shopper’s paradise and very close to the coastal expressway. Visitors and tourists that were familiar with Macao were well aware that this place was a must-see venue on their trip there.

"So happy and feeling good now, buddies?"

Yue Kai drove an Audi as they sped on the coastal expressway. He looked cheerful and happy amid the heavy tal music as he shouted at Hu Qingsong sitting shotgun.

Hu Qingsong’s eyes were currently fixed on the shoreline’s beach not far away, looking at a group of beautiful won in bikinis. His eyes seed to have turned into two big bulbs that fully lit brightly. Especially when he caught sight of several speedboats in the distant sea that gave him the urge to drive one of them to cruise freely across the sea.

"This is cool—so fucking damn cool!"

Yue Kai laughed loudly and shouted, "Wait a bit more. Your good buddy will take you to the beach to play. I know a place with many hot chicks. You got the money, you can have ’em do so "tricks" and they’ll treat you as a prince!"

"No shit..."

Hu Qingsong’s expression suddenly froze and then turned to look at Yue Kai who was still beaming with a cheerful smile. He helplessly replied, "How the heck do we got the money for that, man? Goddammit. Had I known such a good place existed, I wouldn’t have gambled with that bunch of fucking assholes in the casino yesterday. I bet 100,000 yuan, you know. A whole fucking 100,000! I’ve worked hard with great pains to save that money and lost 80,000 yuan there. I’m fucked up. I won’t have enough for next sester’s tuition as well as my living expenses."

Yue Kai patted the steering wheel hard. His face seed like he couldn’t care less about the issue, and he said, "It’s alright, buddy! I got money and I can ask my old man for so more. If he won’t give , I’ll just sell my car and go back. Besides, this holiday is hard to co by and we already ca to Macao, the dazzling world with a myriad of temptations. How can we be worthy of ourselves if we don’t have a good fucking ti playing here, man?"

"True that." Hu Qingsong put his depressing feeling to the back of his mind and urged, "Hurry, speed up faster, man. I can’t wait to pick up so hot chicks here."

"Sex maniac!"

"You are no better, shithead!"

"HAHAHA..."

In Shipan Street, in a building more than 20 stories high, the white-haired youth looked at the seascape outside with a grim expression. Killing intent flashed in his eyes from ti to ti.

"Young Master, we just received the news: The Eldest Young Master just had a clash with the Black Wizard Ailo. Also, the two sides have been vying and fighting in secret recently and he has never left Thailand since," reported the petite female while taking a stack of docunts which he handed to the white-haired youth.

The youth frowned and skimd it. He looked confused after that and muttered, "If those people are not my older brother’s n, whose n could they be?"

The petite woman’s expression changed and she suddenly interjected, "Could it be that they are the Grand Fortune Jewelry’s n, Young Master?"

The silver-haired youth turned to her and sneered, "Do you think a re jewelry company can have a bunch of experts with powerful combat prowess?"

"Everything is possible, I think. Even if they are not from Grand Fortune Jewelry, they may be the people they hired," said the petite female. "Young Master, haven’t we had investigated this company previously and they only have assets of less than ten billion? They probably have the money to hire, but where did they get the money to buy that many zodiac jade carvings? If they were to purchase all of the ten zodiac jade carvings, the total they would spend would be at least equal to their total assets, no?"

The white-haired youth’s face slightly changed and he said in a heavy tone, "You an... this Grand Fortune Jewelry has been hiding so secrets, and the one who’s buying the zodiac jade carvings this ti is not the company?"

"I think it should be so, otherwise Grand Fortune Jewelry would never burn their wealth only to buy the ten jade carvings," said the petite woman. "Perhaps, there’s soone who has commissioned this company to buy them. Shortly put, the real buyer is soone else."

The white-haired youth finally looked wary and vigilant. If that was the case, it ant that he just pushed himself into great trouble. After all, those who could spend billions of US dollars to buy zodiac jade carvings were highly likely to be people who had a very deep background.

At this mont, one of the five black-robed old n who was sitting cross-legged on the floor suddenly floated and ca to the youth and said, "I need to remind you of sothing, Young Master."

"What is it?" asked the youth with a frown.

"The Chinese have a long history and have given birth to countless terrifying forces," said the black-robed old man. "The western world thought that China is very mystical and mysterious, but I know a lot about this country. If possible, we must not provoke so Chinese powers unless it’s absolutely necessary; otherwise, we’ll be in for great troubles."

"Elaborate in detail," said the silver-haired youth.

"Many families in China have a very strong force, so of whom even have ancient heritages with imasurably deep origins," said the black-robed old man. "Also, according to my knowledge, China used to be advocating martial strength over others with countless of people practicing martial arts. There have been many schools and sects in China, but the most mystical and terrifying one was represented by Daoist cultivators. It was them, the oriental hermits, who had defeated the invasion of the Dark World of the West during the crusades era."

"Cultivators?" The white-haired youth also had heard that such people existed in China. But he thought that they were nothing but a myth—an existence in legend. Little did he think that they truly existed.

"That’s right. They are Daoist cultivators," affird the black-robed old man. "You should also know that the world’s top three largest organizations have only a handful of people dare to set foot in China. One of the reason is the China Special Ability Bureau has a lot of ability users, while another reason is that they dread the Chinese cultivators. It can be said that there are countless crouching tigers and hidden dragons—those types of hidden powerhouses in this country."

The white-haired youth squinted his eyes and coldly asked, "So, you an that the person who’s looking for the zodiac jade carvings should likely be a Chinese cultivator?"

"There’s a very frightening energy contained within the jade rat," continued the black-robed old man. "We have been trying everything possible to absorb that energy inside, yet we can barely achieve it and are only able to extract a very minute part of it. It’s likely that so Chinese cultivators are aware of it; thus, they spent a lot of money to look for it everywhere."

"Hmph. No wonder those people can easily find the hotel we stayed at yesterday," snorted the youth. "It’s also no surprise that they can keep track of us to the No.2 safe house. Money is indeed good stuff, but we can only give up here if Chinese cultivators are in this shitty business deal. We must leave this place and go back to Thailand."

"They will co knocking on our door if they are really cultivators," the black-robed old man shook his head and said, "I’m sure that our photos have already appeared in their hands."

The silver-haired youth opened his mouth and was about to talk when the petite woman suddenly had her expression slightly altered and quickly interjected, "I’m afraid that trouble is now coming to us, Young Master."

"What’s the situation?" asked the youth.

She pointed to the ground outside the big window and said quickly, "I’ve been seeing the sa bunch of people coming inside from below in just two hours. Their actions are very obvious. They are looking for soone. But these people are not those who had tracked and monitored us yesterday since they are seemingly just ordinary people. But it’s very likely the one they’re looking for is us."

"That’s impossible," said the youth coldly. "Even if those people have great power in China, their tentacles shouldn’t have reached Macao yet, should they have?"

"No, it’s actually very easy for them," the petite female shook her head and said, "Macao is part of Chinese territory now."

The white-haired youth thought about it and quickly took out a mobile phone to dial Hao Lei’s number. After his call was picked up, however, a male voice ca speaking from the phone:

"Well, well... I’m so glad to have you called again."

The silver-haired youth’s expression slightly changed and he asked in a heavy voice, "Who are you?"

"Who I am is not important an issue. What’s more significant is you, the Dark Shaman clansn who really have such big guts and greed. You see, I honestly feel that you should be very glad that I only have a few of my n to manage business here and the fact that Macao is not my turf; otherwise, you would have been kneeling before , begging for your life by now."

The youth’s heart thumped loudly. He didn’t expect that the other party knew his true identity. "Who exactly are you?"

"Worry not, buddy. You already chose to play a cat-and-mouse ga with , so I’ll accompany you to play it," said Tang Xiu. "The Dark Shaman clan, eh? Hehehe... well, I can tell you with sincerity, though. The clan with such a na will cease to exist in Thailand this evening at the latest. As for you, a poor worm who dares not to poke your head out and runs with your tail in between your legs, you’ll beco a stray dog that mourns and flees to the end of the horizon. Of course, the premise is that you can escape the net I have laid for you in Macao and avoid all the inforrs I’ve sent toward you."

The white-haired youth’s pupil shrunk and he growled, "Are you a Chinese cultivator?"

"Well, well. You guessed it right. But there’s no reward for you, unfortunately." Tang Xiu chuckled and said, "Well, I wish you good luck. Try to strive and live until tomorrow."

With that said, the call was ended.

The white-haired youth heard the beeping sound from the mobile phone and his handso face turned extrely nasty. Never once had he ever dread that he actually would provoke Chinese cultivators, nor did he expect the other party to be so arrogant, daring to speak like that through a phone call even when he hadn’t yet obtained the jade rat.

Suddenly, he seed to realize sothing and the turned to look at the petite female and quickly said, "Contact the Thailand Air and Oceanic Bureau. Report to clearly if so Chinese foreigners have entered Thailand from yesterday till today!"

"Got it!" replied the petite woman as she walked to the side and made so phone calls.

Half an hour later, she received a call and after talking for half a minute, she hung up and ca to the white-haired youth, saying, "Our n have already investigated it. They found that a tourist group from Jingn Island entered Thailand about three hours ago. They reported that those people are very strange and unlike ordinary tourists; more like... soldiers or bodyguards instead. Also, so people in Thailand who monitored them secretly, eventually lost their trail not long after they were tracked."

The white-haired youth trembled and he hurriedly asked, "How many people in number?"

"There’s only a few of them, only 20-plus people," answered the petite woman.

Only more than 20 people?

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