The Shrek team, including Huo Yuhao as he was now, had gradually been brainwashed into Shrek fanatics. They had little goodwill toward people like Lin Yun who had withdrawn from Shrek Academy.
They even found them rather loathsome.
Other than the slight flicker in Beibei's eyes when he saw Zhang Lexuan, they quickly returned to their deathly calm.
When Tang Ya disappeared, she had not been there.
When Mu En died, she had not been there either.
Since she had not been there before, there was no need for her to appear again in the future.
That was what Beibei thought.
After suffering several major blows, his mentality had long since become dark and twisted. Put plainly, he had become moody and prone to taking his anger out on others. He believed he had done nothing wrong, so why should he have to endure so much pain?
Naturally, he passed that pain and rage onto others. Some baseless resentment was also pinned on other people by shifting the blame.
The current Zhang Lexuan was an excellent scapegoat.
Could Beibei really have failed to notice anything unusual about Mu En's death?
Obviously not. He was not truly an idiot. Of course, he could guess that there had been something fishy behind Mu En's death, and that it was definitely connected to Shrek's upper ranks.
But what could he do? He was currently merely a Soul King who did not even have six Soul Rings. He was simply too weak. Faced with the colossal entity that was Shrek, he had no idea how to resist, nor had he ever considered resisting the Shrek he had believed in all his life.
At the time when he was most lost, Zhang Lexuan—the woman who should have been his child bride—suddenly ran away, letting him