"Why did you stop me? I was just about to succeed!" Lazy Worm cried anxiously.
"Stop. We don't need to open this Iron Golems anymore," Fan Lang said calmly.
"Why?"
"Originally, I wanted you to open it, but I've changed my mind. Actually, I lied to you before. This Iron Golems itself was transformed from your former master. It is equivalent to his remains, so there's no need to search inside for his body. I only asked you to open it because I wanted the relics inside, not because I wanted to help you find any remains."
"You lied to me?" Lazy Worm looked utterly lost. He stopped what he was doing and stared blankly at Fan Lang.
"That's right, I lied to you. I knew there were no remains inside, yet I still had you open it. If this Iron Golems had truly been opened, its structure would have been damaged, causing it to vanish into ashes. Then not only would you fail to find your former master's remains, but you would also lose this last memento of him!" Fan Lang told the truth and revealed everything.
Lazy Worm was completely stunned. His confusion turned to rage as he snapped, "You're too awful! You actually lied to me and nearly caused Master to vanish into ashes! I never should have trusted you!"
"That's right, I've always been this awful. It's not like you only met me yesterday. I've killed so many people, so what does one light spirit or one set of remains matter? Deceiving a light spirit like you and using your hands to open the Iron Golems would have gotten me the relics inside. That would've been a fine deal." Fan Lang smiled indifferently.
"You... you're rotten to the core. I'll never trust you again!"
"You won't