This made sense, of course. Chen Cheng was powerful enough to have a seat at their table and share in the spoils.
They also needed Chen Cheng to share the risk, even if it was highly probable that no such risk existed.
But they couldn't afford to gamble, because losing the bet meant utter annihilation.
Chen Cheng seemed tempted, but he didn't move. After a moment of thought, he said:
"I can go in with you two, but I'll have to go in first. You two can follow after about half a tea's time."
Hearing this, Jiang Huaijin's and Qin Hongbin's eyes lit up.
'This kid Chen Cheng really is trying to bluff us!'
After all, back in the Wang Family's forbidden grounds, Chen Cheng had been overly cautious, refusing to go first and always staying at the very rear.
His willingness to go first this time must mean he was certain there was no danger to him. This proved that the so-called Corpse Demon probably didn't exist!
