The patterns and aura on this Ancient Mirror shard are exactly the same as before, making Tang Xiao doubt if she had just seen it wrong.
Clearly, it had melted into two pools of liquid in the flames, so how did it return to its original state in the blink of an eye?
She didn’t realize that Xue An hadn’t truly melted the two pieces of the Ancient Mirror; he had only used a special fire to extract the divine sense within the shards.
To put it simply, what had melted just now wasn’t the shards themselves but the divine sense inside them.
Now, everything returned to silence.
Xue An reached out to take the large shard of the Ancient Mirror, examining it with a calm expression.
The fusion went smoothly.
After all, the innate nature of such ancient artifacts dictates that they have an instinct to merge with each other.
So even without Xue An’s intervention, these two shards would eventually fuse on their own.
What concerned him now was whether that chatterbox spirit still existed.
After examining it for a long time, he found the shard to be very quiet, with a hint of submission within, indicating success.
Thinking of this, a faint smile appeared on his lips, then he leisurely set down the shard of the Ancient Mirror, and said calmly,
"Have you seen enough?"
Just those four simple words hit Tang Xiao’s ears like a thunderclap from the blue.
What’s happening?
Did he really discover me, or is he bluffing?
He must be bluffing!
Yes!
It must be so!
Tang Xiao tried to convince herself as she stood still, unmoving.
She wanted to gamble, to bet that Xue An hadn’t noticed her.
But this faint hope was quickly shattered.
Because the next second, Xue An said casually, "I’ve known since the moment you entered Xiyue Inn, so how long do you think you can keep hiding?"
Saying that, Xue An raised his eyes to look toward Tang Xiao.
The slightly mocking gaze in his calm demeanor made Tang Xiao’s scalp tingle.
"Am I right, Miss Tang?"
Being called out by name so directly by Xue An, Tang Xiao knew she was completely exposed, which was laughable since she had just been quietly proud, thinking Xue An hadn’t noticed her.
The truth was he had known all along, he just hadn’t mentioned it.
At this point, hiding any longer was meaningless.
She had no choice but to reveal herself.
When Xue An saw Tang Xiao dressed in full black night attire, he chuckled lightly.
"Quite professional, aren’t you!"
Tang Xiao found the remark particularly grating, but she couldn’t even muster a single retort.
After all, she had been caught in the act.
It was like a thief being caught red-handed; how could she explain it away?
So she remained silent.
Xue An easily noticed her embarrassment, but he had no intention of excusing the girl who had sneaked into his room to spy. Leaning back in his chair, he asked in a calm tone,
"Tell me, what was the grand objective of your infiltration?"
Tang Xiao hesitated for a moment, then steeled herself, "I was here to find evidence of your plagiarism!"
"Oh? Evidence of plagiarism?" Xue An slightly raised an eyebrow.
"Yes, you killed Kou Zhengfeng in the street, although you temporarily suppressed external doubts, I always believe one thing: wrong is wrong, and no one can change that!"
Looking at the serious-minded Tang Xiao, Xue An paused in silence before speaking, "So you snuck in here?"
"Exactly, with the Grand Literary Conference approaching, if you plan to plagiarize, you would certainly prepare in advance, so I came to find this evidence!"
"Did you find it?" Xue An asked with a light smile.
Tang Xiao shook her head, "No!"


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