Li Yuqi had nothing to say. No matter which angle she took to resolve the issue, it would only put her at a disadvantage. After a long while, she finally skirted the matter and said, "You Otherworldly Immortals are different from us, outstanding and incompatible with us! Naturally, you're festering sores and malignant tumors! If you were infants, how could we possibly bring ourselves to kill you?"
"You couldn't bring yourself to do it, but going by what you've said, I'm afraid you wouldn't feel bad about killing someone a little older, would you?" I sneered.
Li Yuqi fell silent, apparently planning to act like a dead pig that didn't fear boiling water.
To them, Otherworldly Immortals were essentially like aliens. If they didn't see them, all was well; once they did, they would most likely start fighting. So sometimes it wasn't a matter of good or evil, but rather how they handled something new.
Of course, everyone looked the same now. At most, it was a matter of ethnic customs, and there had even been guidance and cooperation between us. Yet it had evolved into a one-sided massacre. Clearly, the Divine Sword Immortal Sect was quite ruthless, too. They had probably made up their minds to purge all outsiders.
I cast a cage that isolated aura, then confiscated Li Yuqi's storage pouch. After that, I tossed her inside. At present, all her aura was barely enough to restore her body. Leaving her in the cage and having Li Zhier watch over her would do.
"Master!"
Just as I was about to leave, Han Xuan walked in. Seeing how much his cultivation had improved over the past few months, I felt gratified and asked with a smile, "What is it? Have you run into some difficulty in your cultivation?"
"Yes,