Respect Is Far From Enough

"Bring him back and let him recuperate in the Demon Department." Xu Fan said. After all, he was one of his demons; he still had to be cared for.

"Once his injuries heal, make him the Demon Department's Inspector." Xu Fan said, recalling Pangolin's conduct in the past.

"By your command, Master."

A small Spirit Boat carried the scar-covered Pangolin through the Two Realms Passage toward Hidden Spirit Island.

Pangolin lay on the Spirit Boat, weakly gazing at the sky, tears glimmering in his eyes.

"Master, I failed your expectations back then."

"I should have died to atone for my sins. Before I die, I wanted to see you one last time."

"You gave me so many things back then and sent me to make a name for myself in the Demon World, yet I returned in such a state and disgraced you." As Pangolin spoke, tears streamed down his face.

Just then, a pink Flying Light flew toward the Spirit Boat from afar.

A young girl with rabbit ears appeared aboard the Spirit Boat.

She then used a healing Divine Ability to treat Pangolin's wounds.

"Did Master send you to save me?" Pangolin asked, moved.

"The Master you mean is the Great Elder, right?"

"I only came to treat you because I received a Demon Department task. How could a little demon like me be qualified to see the Great Elder?" the Rabbit-eared Girl said as she treated Pangolin.

Pangolin frowned at the Rabbit-eared Girl's attitude.

In his eyes, whenever one mentioned Master, one should display the utmost reverence and loftiest respect.

Yet when the Rabbit-eared Girl spoke of Master, there was not a trace of respect in her expression. This displeased Pangolin greatly.

*Had the Demon Race affiliated with the Hidden Spirit Sect deteriorated to this extent after