What's more, the reason Yin Xie got tangled up with Fu Ya was, to some extent, out of desperation. If the Demon King could have had other choices, he wouldn't have boarded Fu Ya's... pirate ship, damn it.
Being tied up with Fu Ya was already making Yin Xie very irritable, and the tasks Fu Ya issued were more cunning and difficult one after another. If this continued, Fu Ya was also worried that he would be greatly affected.
The most crucial point was that, for Yin Xie, some things were never as simple as they appeared on the surface. Once the scope of involvement widened, greater troubles would ensue in the future, and Yin Xie inherently hated troubles, not to mention that what he was embroiled in now was the top-grade trouble among troubles. Thinking of this made Yin Xie anxious.
