One has to know, once he makes a move within the Royal City, he surely cannot escape the fate of falling.
So, in such circumstances, exchanging him as a pawn seems too wasteful.
After all, despite Ying Jie having quite a number of Seventh Grade dead soldiers, there are very few who can achieve initial Demon Marshal combat power.
Moreover, the method of this assassination is extraordinarily different.
He is required to make a larger commotion when making a move and cannot kill Qing Ge with one strike, leaving Qing Ge to die in confusion.
His actions must be slower, giving Qing Ge enough time to react and respond.
The Shadow Tower is confident that no matter how it fusses or in what way, it can kill Qing Ge.
But he can't understand the point of such redundant actions.
Is it to torment Qing Ge?
This can no longer be called an assassination; calling it an open interception would be more fitting.
It's quite outrageous.
