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"You men are truly worthless; after finishing your meal, you still complain about the dirty plates," Jiang Chen's words seemed to provoke the young woman, causing her to jump up in anger.
"Your Charm Technique may work on ordinary people, but you still have a long way to go," Jiang Chen remarked.
"You noticed?" The young woman calmed down slightly, looking at Jiang Chen with a hint of surprise.
"It's just a trivial skill. Besides, your Charm Technique is barely at the entry level; it can't even be called a true Charm Technique. It's merely seduction through beauty," Jiang Chen stated.
The young woman felt quite embarrassed.
"Alright, let's talk about your story. What is your real name, and why did you join the Black Sky Organization? You can take your time; we have over ten hours on this journey. I’ll listen as a way to pass the time," Jiang Chen continued.
The young woman felt helpless. She suddenly found Jiang Chen to be somewhat inscrutable. As an assassin, her observational skills were naturally sharp. Just moments ago, when she tried to seduce him, there was not a flicker of emotion in his eyes, as if her allure held no appeal for him at all. Such composure was indeed extraordinary.
However, when it came to discussing her background, the young woman hesitated and struggled to speak.
"Let me tell you about the Black Sky Organization instead. As for why I joined, I prefer not to say," she said, her expression somber.
"Right now, I'm not particularly interested in the Black Sky Organization; I'm more curious about you. You're an assassin—why are you being hunted today? Has your killing plan been exposed?" Jiang Chen asked casually, as if they were just chatting.
"Actually, knowing too much won't do you any good; it might even lead to your demise," the young woman warned seriously.
"In this world, I doubt anyone can silence me; you needn't worry about that," Jiang Chen replied with a smile.
Seeing Jiang Chen's confidence left the female assassin feeling helpless. She looked at him with a complex expression, unable to read him at all.
"Can I get to know you first? You must belong to a Huaxia Martial Arts family, right?" she guessed.
"No," Jiang Chen denied outright.
"Then you must be from some Sect? I've heard there are Hidden Sects in Huaxia," she speculated again.
"You don't need to guess my background; just tell me your story. My patience is limited," Jiang Chen said lightly.
"Uh, well then, since you want to know, I don't mind telling you. I am actually also Huaxia People; my Huaxia name is Ding Yan," Ding Yan said slowly as Jiang Chen listened quietly.
Ding Yan spoke for quite a while—several hours intermittently—while attendants brought food during their conversation. Finally, Ding Yan finished recounting her experiences. Despite being only in her twenties—an age when most of her peers were just graduating from university—her life story was far more dramatic than anything seen on television.
Ding Yan's father was from Huaxia and Aodao; the Ding family was considered a prominent family in Aodao. In the early 1990s, Ding Yan's father went to the United States for studies and met Ding Yan's mother, a young American model. After one passionate night together, Ding Yan's mother became pregnant and eventually gave birth to Ding Yan. However, due to family reasons, Ding Yan's father was reluctant to marry her mother. Even after finishing his studies and returning home without giving Ding Yan's mother any formal recognition, he left behind some money and promised to return after convincing his family to accept her.
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