"... I only know that the true name of the Immortal Lord should not be mentioned often," Pei Ye said. "But I'm already buried in debts, so I talk about it a lot in everyday life. Does 'he' have that same level of status?"
Nandu fell silent: "... I don't know. He knows many things that absolutely shouldn't be known. I can't even imagine how he knows them."
Pei Ye frowned: "Are you being serious with what you're saying?"
Nandu glanced at him: "Every word is accurate."
"Nonsense."
"How is it nonsense," Nandu's fear and repression quickly disappeared in his expression, he glanced at him.
"'Absolutely shouldn't be known' should mean the same as not knowing, unless you're lacking imagination about what 'absolute' means," Pei Ye said. "Have you debated swordsmanship with others? Concepts need to be clarified."
"Blindly rejecting isn't the etiquette of swordbearers either."
"Then give an example."
