The sage was determined to die.

Ji Bai remained silent for a while.

He touched his nose and said to the girl in front of him, "You may not believe it, but I really am a genius."

girl:"……"

She curled the corners of her lips and sneered, "I've seen quite a few geniuses, and they all died pretty young."

To her surprise, Ji Bai wasn't angry at all upon hearing this; instead, he seemed quite expectant.

...He's a madman.

The girl stopped looking at his face and tried to keep her tone calm as she said, "However, I'm really curious, how exactly can you use Wenxin?"

"Your identity is fake?" The girl's tone gradually became more aggressive. "If I were to release this information, you'd be torn to pieces, wouldn't you?"

As she finished speaking, she couldn't help but reveal a genuine smile.

"Let it go if you want."

Ji Bai's expression was somewhere between shrewd and utterly unfazed, making it difficult to discern his true intentions.

He became increasingly adept at lying, and said somewhat nonchalantly, "Genes are the most important thing. Some people are born more beautiful than others, and some are born smarter than ordinary people. Everyone has different strengths, and I'm good at this... so there's nothing strange about it."

"Really?" The girl, of course, didn't believe his nonsense. "I almost believed it."

They joked around for a while, and their destination was already in sight.

The house in front of him looked quite realistic, but Ji Bai immediately guessed it was fake. He looked at the girl beside him and said, "You're not planning to lure me in here and then set a trap to kill me, are you?"

"So, in your eyes, I'm such a kind person?" The girl chuckled coldly. "Wouldn't this kind of death be too easy for you?"

She tapped her temple with her fingers and said, "In your words, she's like a worm sleeping in my brain. I want to eat this worm, but it could also devour my brain at any moment."

A hint of suspicion flashed across Ji Bai's face.

"Actually, I can't control when she appears or when she disappears."

The girl stood in front of him, twirling a strand of hair between her fingers: "How about we make a bet?"

"I don't want to gamble," Ji Bai replied without hesitation.

"Of course it's more interesting to gamble." She shook her head and said, "I've been thinking about who is the real owner of this body, her or me. I feel like I've done so much for her, yet you all blame me like this. It's really unreasonable."

"So, how about giving it a try?"

As the girl spoke, she took a step back, and her body gradually began to dissipate.

Ji Bai subconsciously reached out and grabbed forward, but felt a dense, stinging pain in his fingers.

"I'll find a way to get her out," the girl's cold voice reached his ears. "Wouldn't it be interesting to see if she'd be devastated by what's coming?"

Ji Bai's expression hardened, and the pain in his fingers was quickly relieved by Wen Xin. The scene before him suddenly changed, and in the next instant, he was teleported inside the house, which was a very empty house. The scene in front of him was disjointed and unfamiliar.

He seemed like an invisible man, drifting and wandering around, while the group continued their conversation, and no one could see him.

Ji Bai's subconscious thought was, "This is too weak."

The scene changes again in the next second.