The Innkeeper

Chapter 1506  Harboring a fugitive II

Lex recalled that the mysterious, unnamed guest could not receive any MP and had to use a card given to him by Lex because the system couldn't detect him. In fact, he had spent months within the Inn, and yet the system not only did not detect him, it didn't put up any of the usual defensive measures it put up in the face of a Dao Lord.

Lex was incredibly intimidated by him, not because he was a Dao Lord of unspeakable power, but because he had the uncanny ability to detect any thought Lex had about him, even if he didn't use his name. Hopefully, the distance of a realm made it so that particular guest could no longer sense Lex thinking about him.

If there was some notorious criminal hiding inside the Inn, then he was the only candidate that Lex could think up of. The problem was… he technically wasn't even a paying customer of the Inn, yet Lex could not kick him out either. How dare he kick out a Dao Lord? In fact, the only complaint he had to begin with was that if he had been detectable by the system, he would have gotten some kind of reward for hosting a Dao Lord. But since he was undetectable, Lex was not only missing out on the MP, he was missing out on the reward as well.

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