Mo Hua thus let go of his concerns.
However, he didn't notice the solemn weight in Mr. Zhuang's lowered gaze.
As Mo Hua stood to take his leave, Mr. Zhuang suddenly said,
"Mo Hua."
Mo Hua looked at Mr. Zhuang with some confusion.
Mr. Zhuang paused for a moment before asking,
"How did this mutated Taoist Meaning fuse into your causality?"
Mo Hua thought for a moment and then replied truthfully,
"It seems that... I ordered it to die, and it tried to, but didn't fully succeed, and then it hated me..."
Mr. Zhuang's gaze froze, his fingers hidden in his sleeves quivering, and his heart couldn't help but flutter.
"You... ordered it to die?"
"Yes," Mo Hua nodded and asked worriedly, "Master, is there any trouble?"
Mr. Zhuang's eyes became inscrutable as he smiled faintly,
"It doesn't matter, just remember what I've just told you."
"Alright, Master!"
If the Master said it didn't matter, then there probably wasn't anything wrong.
Mo Hua left cheerfully and at ease.
After Mo Hua left, Mr. Zhuang sighed deeply and frowned.
Old Kui's figure appeared, and he said in a soft sigh,
"Too bold..."
Uncharacteristically, Mr. Zhuang didn't retort but instead nodded in agreement,
"Yes, too bold..."
To actually order a Taoist Demon to die...
Fearless due to ignorance.
And the troubling part is that the Taoist Demon really followed his command to die...
Mr. Zhuang said helplessly,
"The Corpse King wasn't quite a Taoist Demon. Making the Corpse King kneel was just touching upon a great causality, but now that he directly ordered a Taoist Demon to die, it's like he swallowed this great causality whole. Truly... recklessly audacious..."
Old Kui glanced at Mr. Zhuang contemptuously, "Weren't you quite proud before? Feeling remorse now? What do we do?"
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