The hornets didn't attack them, and they quickly got up and ran.
The person observing them secretly couldn't help but exclaim before quickly leaving in another direction.
Quinn Findley looked back and then at Chloe Stephens running along with them; the little girl seemed oddly funny to him.
Chloe's face was neither red nor out of breath, which was also admirable.
Even though she couldn't use her cultivation, she wasn't the kind of delicate Miss that would annoy others.
"Those were humans just now, right?" Quinn Findley stopped and asked.
"Yes," Chloe nodded firmly. "They were just testing us; they won't attack, let's go."
"Didn't we say we'd split up?"
"Since we're being watched, there's no need to split up now," Chloe worried that this group of people would be killed by the enemy.
Humans could be much more brutal than the animals here.
At least the animals would not attack when they smelled the powder, but humans were different.
