Su Yi smiled. "Unlike you, when I do things, I first discuss my stance, then right and wrong."
"My stance?"
Mu Bai said coldly, "So you intend to stand on that Demoness's side?"
Su Yi shook his head. "You're wrong. It's my own stance."
Mu Bai frowned. "What exactly are you trying to say?"
His attitude was forceful, tinged with displeasure.
Su Yi smiled unconcernedly. "You'll understand later."
He flicked a finger.
Pfft!
The woman kneeling before him was reduced to ashes.
This sight eased Mu Bai's expression considerably. "I can see that you still possess a bit of conscience."
Su Yi sighed. "You're wrong. I simply hadn't expected her to offer me such a jar of wine."
A jar of wine brewed from human hearts was simply too disgusting.
Mu Bai wasted no words. He swung his blade and slaughtered every last rogue cultivator in the hall.
Su Yi did not stop him.
From the moment those rogue cultivators entered the hall, he had seen that they were all demons who licked blood from the edge of a blade. That was why he had paid them no heed, choosing instead to sit far away in a corner.
Still, the lively scene of those rogue cultivators drinking together and discussing the Dao had indeed been quite interesting.
Had one not known of the crimes these rogue cultivators had committed, tonight's "Snowy Night Dao Debate" would surely have come to a perfect conclusion.
People were all complicated.
Those utterly vicious and heinous people often had sides unknown to others.
Conversely, among those who appeared dignified and righteous, how many filthy deeds too shameful to see had they committed in secret, and how many people knew of them?
Black and white, good and evil.
In this vast God Domain World, there had