Olorun Hasn't Even Turned Evil?

Sitrali also began opening up to everyone.

Some of the people in the tribe were afraid of her.

Others refused to accept her, yet couldn't beat her.

Over time, everyone had become a little unsure how to get along with Obsidian Grandma.

"Forget Mu Yang. What about you two? Are you afraid of me?"

Paimon said she didn't know what there was to be afraid of.

Sitrali was a very nice person.

Lumine nodded along as well.

The tsundere grandma huffed.

"That's because you don't live among the Smoke Riddle Masters. You have no idea how many people's dreams of talent this woman has destroyed."

She spread her hands, looking very pleased with herself.

"When they see me, they realize that even if they work hard their entire lives, they'll never become a living legend like me."

Ying seemed thoughtful. "No wonder you wanted to exclude Mu Yang..."

There were no living legends in the City of Night.

No wonder Mu Yang nearly got 4'd.

Mu Yang was still terrifying. There was nothing he couldn't do.

Haven't you read Ningguang's story? Liyue Millennium had never beaten Mu Yang.

I have. The loser had to fulfill one request from the winner, and that night...

What kind of unofficial history is that?! I want to read it. Drop the license plate number.

"Mu Yang is pretty much like the Pyro Archon—one of those people who can learn anything as long as he wants to."

Being stubborn was Sitrali's final shred of pride.

Mu Yang didn't want to dwell on this matter.

If we keep talking, I'm going to start feeling embarrassed.

After all, whenever he wanted to learn something, he just bought proficiency directly from the system...

He shifted the topic to Olorun and the Captain.

Lumine also remembered that Sitrali had