Mu Can directly commandeered Xiao Fan's battleship, and of course, Xiao Fan did not refuse—he dared not refuse.
Xiao Fan didn't say much; he simply handed over the Jade Scroll for controlling the battleship to Mu Can and then led his people to withdraw. The ability to read people and situations, cultivated from a young age in the Zhang Family, allowed him to see that Mu Can was not in the best of moods right now, and in such times, it was best not to provoke him.
Actually, these privileged young masters did have their redeeming qualities, at least in terms of discerning the situation. Xiao Fan was doing much better than the vast majority of people. Given the circumstances just now, if he dared to deceive Mu Can or was dishonest, the scene on the ship would have been completely different; Mu Can definitely wouldn't have left Xiao Fan on board.
