Tang Hao Is Dumbfounded, Part Two
"Ahhh!!!"
The moment he entered the cave, Tang San heard Tang Hao's hysterical, crazed screams. His expression immediately changed, and he hurried inside.
"Dad, what happened?" Tang San asked anxiously.
But Tang Hao had no mood to respond to Tang San at all. Tears streamed down his face as he held several handfuls of damp soil, his eyes filled with grief and disbelief as he muttered, "Gone... my Ah Yin is gone, gone..."
Tang San had an excellent memory. He clearly remembered that when he had first been born in Douluo Continent, Tang Hao had wailed in the same way. He had suspected back then that the person named Ah Yin was probably his mother.
Yet confusion rose in Tang San's eyes. According to his original deduction, his mother should have died from a difficult childbirth when she gave birth to him, which was why his father had been so cold toward him before.
But looking at the scene before him, Tang San realized that there seemed to be more to the matter.
After his brief howling, Tang Hao seemed to remember something. He hurriedly looked toward the Soul Bone, then his eyes went blank and his face filled with utter bewilderment.
"Gone... it's all gone."
If Tang Hao had looked like he had gone mad from the blow just now, then now he seemed like he had lost his soul entirely.
But gradually, Tang Hao's breathing grew heavy. His previously cloudy, yellowed eyes were completely dyed blood-red.
The next instant, a terrifying Soul Power pressure erupted. Tang San had no ability to resist such Soul Power and was directly sent flying out of the waterfall cave by the shockwave.
But that was not even the most shocking part. Before Tang San's stunned eyes,