Suiyang had once roamed freely among the stars, as pure as a blank sheet of paper, until they encountered humans.
Suiyang themselves could not generate emotions, so once they became tainted by human emotions, they could no longer break free from them and were then reshaped.
(Suiyang parasitized hosts, absorbed and experienced their emotions, seized their free will, and acted as they pleased. Suiyang that parasitized humans would take on the host's personality and manner of conduct.)
Some people even took advantage of this trait while possessed, making the Suiyang work for them!
"So this is why you, a Great Extinguisher, loved watching mortals destroy themselves?" Stelle glanced at Phantylia.
"...Benefactor, I already know I was wrong." Phantylia said pitifully.
What Phantylia meant was: indeed.
What Phantylia liked most was watching a civilization fall into destruction because of the conflicts within it.
That, too, was one of the aesthetics of destruction.
And then... Phantylia got beaten up thoroughly by Chen Luo.
Because Phantylia was too much of a villain—and a villain to the absolute extreme—Chen Luo did not feel even the slightest bit embarrassed when beating her up.
"What should we do with this Fu Yan, then? Feed it to Phantylia?" Stelle tapped the Crystal Ball in Chen Luo's hand, producing a crisp sound.
"Yes, yes. Benefactor, let me tell you, Suiyang are nearly impossible to erase. According to the Xianzhou's records, aside from using Suiyang as a power source and exhausting them over many years, there is almost no way to completely destroy one. The Crafting Department's Forge of Creation was made for precisely this purpose," Phantylia explained.
As the saying went, only one of your own truly knew how to deal with their own kind. Thus, Phantylia knew exactly how to handle Suiyang.
However... Phantylia did not mention