The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 3950

"Okay, I want that White Jade Herb," Philip promptly said.

On the surface, it may seem that the entire incident just now had nothing to do with Licht. However, since this guy actually did something like that, Philip had reason to suspect that he had taken the White Jade Herb for his own.

Despite that, Licht did not control himself when he was doing it just now and caused a big commotion, which attracted many people's attention.

That guy was very decisive and simply swept up everything in his sight.

Seeing the white token hanging on Licht's waist, Philip was even more guarded. It seemed that many people shared the same idea with him, which was to sneak around while taking advantage of the situation.

Licht looked at Philip grudgingly.

"Buddy, can we discuss this? I don't have that thing you mentioned. That's a king White Jade Herb. How could I have something like that?"

Philip was certain that this guy was hiding something.

Seeing his numerous magic weapons, it was obvious he was quite familiar with such operations.

Philip flexed his wrist and said, "Since you don't know, I'll find it myself."

"You can't do this. Don't you know that the two of us are brothers? You can't do that to your brother. We should be attacking outsiders instead," Licht said to Philip mysteriously.

"Let me tell you a secret. If you can get enough tokens, you can exchange things with the locals. At that time, not to mention one king herb, but even dozens or hundreds of them won't be a problem."

Licht could not help feeling smug and told Philip everything. Philip tilted his neck and looked at the other party.

Licht said to Philip guiltily, "It's the legacy of my family's predecessors. Strictly speaking, it should belong to my family. I'm just taking it back."

Philip nodded as he listened to Licht's explanation.

"Does your predecessor have any other inheritance? I can inherit it too," Philip said thoughtfully.

There was really no reason not to take advantage of this.

Licht decisively led Philip forward.